Excerpt from this article:
"More than 120,000 same-sex couples have tied the knot
since the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage nationwide last year.
(The number of American weddings in 2014, by comparison, was more than 2.1 million.) For preachers, requests to officiate a same-sex wedding
remain rare. Just 11 percent of the 1,000 Protestant senior pastors
surveyed by LifeWay Research have been asked to perform a same-sex
wedding. Baptist pastors (1%) are the least likely to say they
were asked to perform a same-sex wedding. Presbyterian/Reformed pastors
(26%) are most likely. Lutherans (19%), Methodists (9%),
Christian/Church of Christ (7%), and Pentecostals (6%) fall in between."
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I can save some aspiring 'same-sex couples' some trouble by pointing out at least 1 Presbyterian Pastor and 1 Reformed pastor who probably would not be willing to officiate their 'solemn' wedding vows:
Dr. Joel Beeke (Reformed): Our Nation Laid in God's Balance
Pastor Kevin Swanson (Orthodox Presbyterian): Why Persecution is Coming to the Church in America
More Recommended sermons:
Mourning over the State of Modern Reformed Churches, Part 1, by Brian Schwertley
Mourning over the State of Modern Reformed Churches, Part 2, by Brian Schwertley
