Can two foreigners of the same sex marry in California while on vacation?

Yes, two foreigners of the same sex can marry in California while on vacation. California law recognizes and allows same-sex marriages, and it does not matter if the couple is from the United States or another country. To get married in California, the couple must obtain a marriage license from the county clerk's office. The license can be obtained by any couple, regardless of their nationality or immigration status. Once the license is obtained, the couple must find an officiant to perform the ceremony. The officiant can be a religious leader, a judge, or a notary public. The ceremony can take place anywhere in California. After the ceremony, the officiant must file the marriage license with the county clerk's office. The marriage will then be officially registered in California.