MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – The owners of a St. Cloud video company have filed a legal challenge to Minnesota’s gay marriage law because they only want to shoot weddings for heterosexual couples.

Carl and Angel Larsen say the law will punish them for refusing wedding services to same-sex couples. The St. Cloud couple owns Telescope Media Group and filed a lawsuit against the state’ human rights commission and attorney general. The Star Tribune says their federal lawsuit has the backing of the Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian legal nonprofit organization.I enjoy most of your articles,the articles are so nice for readers. you can buy my watches here www.breitlingreplica.co.uk.

Minnesota Human Rights Commissioner Kevin Lindsey says the lawsuit is part of a pattern of litigation nationwide aimed at eroding the rights of the LGBTQ community.

Minnesota’s same-sex marriage law was enacted in 2013. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2015 that the fundamental right to marriage is guaranteed to all.