Actually over thirty states amended their constitutions to define marriage. Very near the threshold that would be required to amend the Constitution. Should the matter return back to the states those amendments should stand.States have to recognise marriages from other states so if I get married in Maryland and move to Kansas I don’t have to get remarried for Kansas to consider my wife and I married. Since you can now be legally married on the internet I don’t think it really matters. If they over turn this ruling, and push it back to the states there are certainly states which won’t marry gay people but it won’t be all and I doubt if it’s even half. So if a gay or lesbian or whatever couple wants to be married they can. I’m sure much will be made of it but it won’t stop a single gay marriage from happening
