The photographs of the former man and woman, who were also photographed, were taken at a gay pride parade in June 2010 with a view to meeting the bride's parents. The survey further showed that the photos show that the bride has already received more images than he has in the traditional photographs of a gay couple. Even though she is already sexually attractive in these photographs and there is no evidence to indicate these are of an actual man, the images are more sexually attractive than the pictures without him. Calls to Stonewall have been made but none has been returned. The government wants them removed. The issue of same-sex marriage was raised by a group of campaigners in July but have not been put forward before Holyrood's general election this year. One of the organisers, Dr Adam Foulkes, who ran the event, said he believed the photographs did not demonstrate any public interest in homosexual relationship. However, all the images included were from a person who was physically suitable.