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The whole bill is about equality. The terminology used in the ceremony is between the couple getting married and the person conducting the ceremony.

Yes. I didn't mean every wedding changed it. 'Man and wife' defines the man as a person and the woman as a role in relation to him, so some considered it sexist and outdated so changed it to 'husband and wife' to define both by their roles in relation to each other. Some are not bothered by the...

The 'I now pronounce you man and wife' was outdated and being changed by couples anyway, because it was person and role not person and person. "I now pronounce you married" it is just words, it's not as important as the documents being signed.

And everyone breaks into song when it passes: