The crowning of two girls in Tirana, one of them says: It wasn't Albanian laws, it was God's word.

Although the two girls Alba Ahmetaj and Edlira Mara are not considered legal in the presence of 80 guests, they have worn white dresses by finalising their relationship in marriage from which they have two three-year-old girls.

It sounded loud but that's not the point. The goal was to tell everyone, to be LGBT and a believer, is more than legitimate. It wasn't Albanian laws, it was God's word. Love is God's word. Weddings even without cellim are typical in Albania”, Alba Ahmetaj said by the LGBT community.

This marriage has sparked numerous reactions since Albanian law does not recognise these marriages contacted by the Top Channel, Civil Affairs Directorate says that no act of marriage has been recorded in the Civil State Register of both citizens of the same gender.

The wedding of Alba and Ada was crowned in the presence of two foreign followers who wore garments similar to the Roman Catholic Baptist priests.

It was immediately the reaction of the Orthodox and Catholic religious community in Albania that distanced and opposed marriage of the same gender

But more than a marriage Alba and Ada seem to want to be initiative in legalizing these marriages.

This is just the beginning of the battle, but we will win, I'm sure“, Alba Ahmetaj says.

The first step was to submit the application to the civilian, step two, and I and my partner will look for the same thing. After we get the negative answer, we will go to court to bring the case back to the Strasbourg court to follow the example of Greece, Italy and many other states”, said Jenny Karaj dealt with LGBT community activist.