I just got back from delivering fourteen bouquets and about eight dozen roses 
to people waiting to get married at San Francisco city hall.

In addition to people getting married there was a strong presence of journalists, 
police, and supporters.  Some people were there to promote the political cause, 
some to help out (including one gentleman who was offering free queer coffee to 
all), and plenty were waiting to get married.  I understand from the people there 
that there is at least one hearing scheduled for today, and possibly more, though 
I don't have the details handy.

As I approached the center of the chaos, several people came over to me to ask me 
how much the flowers were.  "Free!  They're gifts from around the world to the 
people getting married."  I started at the front of the line and passed out bouquets 
to anyone who wanted one, and then worked fairly hard to get rid of all those roses.

While I was there, a few different florists showed up with bouquets destined for 
random couples in line, and everyone there seemed to be well taken care of.  The 
general reaction was surprise and delight to be receiving gifts from total strangers.

It was quite wonderful to be able to play even a minor role in this amazing event.

-Patti