A Florida police officer wore his uniform to become one of Florida's first married gay couples. Detective David Currie, 50, and his now-husband Aaron Woodard, 33, tied the knot shortly after midnight on Tuesday, when the state legalized gay marriage. And after requesting permission from his superiors, Currie walked down the registry aisle with full support of the Broward County Sheriff's to wed in uniform. Scroll down for video It's official! Detective David Currie, 50, (left) wed now-husband Aaron Woodard, 30, (right) on Tuesday 'It's a really great feeling,' Currie told the Miami Herald. 'I think about how I did an amazing thing last night.
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Detective David Currie, 50, asked for permission from the sheriff
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said 'it would be a great thing'
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Currie and now-husband Aaron Woodard, 33, plan to have children
Landmark ruling: On Tuesday at midnight, @placeholder legalized gay marriage, prompting unions across the state