(CNN)Sarah Goodfriend and Suzanne Bryant, together for more than 30 years, made history Thursday by participating in Texas' first same-sex marriage, despite a statewide ban. Hours later, however, the Texas Supreme Court blocked other gay couples from obtaining marriage licenses after a legal challenge by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The state high court did not explicitly say it invalidated the marriage of the two women in Austin, but Paxton said in a statement that the court voided the marriage license. "The same-sex marriage license ... is void, just as any license issued in violation of state law would be," the attorney general said.
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Texas issues first marriage license to a same-sex couple in the state
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"This really is very very meaningful to our family to have the kind of ability to make personal decisions, health decisions and financial decisions as a family," @placeholder said of the historic moment.