New York became the largest and most influential
state to legalize gay marriage one year ago, raising supporters' hopes
that it would boost national momentum and pump money into the state with
a flurry of weddings from Manhattan to Niagara Falls.
As the anniversary nears Tuesday, the law's effects are noticeable if hard to measure.
Thousands of same-sex couples have
wed across New York, but it's unclear just how many, partly because
marriage applicants aren't required to identify themselves by gender.
The wedding business is up, but some planners in New York City say it's
not booming.
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