Video: See Reactions as 166 Same-Sex Couples Registered their Marriages in Taiwan

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Taiwan Celebrated the first same-sex weddings recently after two years of fierce debate on the Island. A lot of people didn't find it romantic as 166 Same-sex couples registered their marriages.

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