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Search ‘same-sex marriage’ on Google for a rainbow-themed surprise

June 26, 2015

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Google is celebrating the Supreme Court’s decision on same-sex marriage with a rainbow-themed Easter egg.

Just type the following terms into Google to see a rainbow heart and a rainbow-colored banner of people holding hands: same-sex marriage, Supreme Court same-sex marriage or Supreme Court gay marriage.

Google also used Google Photos to mark the day, featuring a number of photos from same-sex marriage celebrations.

The company has long been a supporter of gay rights.

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