Many people cite the accommodation law but do not apply any logic to it.  It is only logical that the law was meant for the day the business is open for business, that no one is turned away.  But this law does NOT say that a business must accommodate anyone, tomorrow.  If you say that it must, then the business cannot refuse someone that wants it 1 week from now, 1 month, 1 year. 5 years. No, a business  do not have to accommodate tomorrow. He does not even have to open tomorrow. It is only logical that a business can't sell what he has not made yet.  Logically, no one knows whether they will be alive tomorrow.  It is only logical that anything for a future date needs a contract and logically, no one can be forced to sign a contract with anyone.  In this case, the gays wanted it for a future date and they did not enter into a contract. It can be refused. It is also plain logic that an orientation CANNOT be recognized in ANYONE.  To just say it, means nothing.