No, people who got into the wedding business decades ago had no idea they would be forced to perform services at a gay wedding. The concept of forcing people to work at something they don't want to is a sad progressive form of slavery.
YOU do not get to choose how someone practices their religion, and neither does government unless some overwhelming interest is concerned (like a religion involving another crime).
Six years ago, the company I work at was a pretty cool place to work, until they put children into the management positions. But guess what, I'm still going to go to work today and do the best job I can, and I won't consider it slavery. That was the job I signed up to do. At some point, I'll move on to a better one, but I'll do the job I agreed to do until then.
These folks established a business where they promised to provide services for weddings. They even advertised they offered these services. You can have all the religion you want. Your business doesn't have a religion.
Now, if you don't want to provide gay wedding cakes maybe one day a year, it's pretty simple.
Get out of the bakery business.
