Emily Smith and Jillian Levine had already chosen a venue, booked a band and written the first draft of their wedding ceremony when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that gay couples nationwide have a right to marry.
Within minutes of the June 26 ruling, Levine texted her fiancée a rainbow emoji and a question about their ceremony.
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