It's safe to assume you have not been reading these threads?
Marriage should not be considered "a right" that's been legislated
for a select group. Unfortunately, it appears that the honor of being
able to legally tie your life to another's and enjoy the legal benefits of
making such a life-long pledge, has indeed become a "legislated right".
It's been a licensed act, with fees attached and rationed to those
that fit a certain sexual preference outline.
If your questioning the legality of making it a "right" to be licensed,
regulated and doled out in a prejudicial manner....... The answer
is no, it's not Constitutionally correct, it's not Constitutionally
legal and that's been proven to be the answer over and over again.
Thanks