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Sir Elton John and David Furnish "feel it is their duty" to get married.
The pair were one of the first gay couples to enter into a civil partnership in 2005, and the star's partner has revealed they are planning their wedding now that same-sex marriage is legal in the UK.
He told Attitude magazine: "Elton and I will marry - as a high-profile couple, we feel it is our duty to do it, to make sure that everyone knows that this is something that many gay men living in this country never dreamed would happen.
"When it was announced that gay couples were able to obtain a civil partnership, Elton and I did so on the day it came into law.
"As something of a showman, [Elton] is aware that whatever he says and does, people will sit up and take notice -so what better way to celebrate that historic moment in time."
David also noted there was a "massive difference between" using the word "partner" and "husband" when describing a relationship.
He added: "Elton and I both think there is a massive difference between calling someone your 'partner' and calling them your 'husband'.
"Partner' is such an impersonal word and doesn't adequately describe the love we have for each other.
"When Zachary and Elijah are grown up and having children of their own, they will - hopefully - be living in a world where everyone can be equal, when being married isn't about whether you're straight or gay, but simply about being human."

Gwyneth Paltrow wants to "have fun" following her split from Chris Martin.
The couple announced their separation this week after 10 years of marriage, and it is said the 'Iron Man 3' actress is "ready" for another relationship, wanting to enjoy herself rather than get down over the break-up.
An source told The Sun newspaper: "She is ready to have another boyfriend. She's very much about having fun."
The blonde beauty - who has children Apple, nine, and Moses, seven, with the Coldplay singer - has also used her Goop website's online newsletter to thank fans for their support during this tough time.
She wrote: "CM and I in deep gratitude for the support of so many."
The couple described their break-up as an "unconscious coupling", and made the announcement earlier this week as they insisted they were "closer" than ever.
They said: "It is with hearts full of sadness that we have decided to separate.
"We have been working hard for well over a year, some of it together, some of it separated, to see what might have been possible between us, and we have come to the conclusion that while we love each other very much we will remain separate.
"We are, however, and always will be a family, and in many ways we are closer than we have ever been."

Angelina Jolie says Brad Pitt is a "wonderful teacher" for their children.
The 'Maleficent' actress has six children with the star - Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, Zahara, nine, Shiloh, seven, and five-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox - and revealed he is a "much cooler and calmer" parent than she is.
She told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Brad is a wonderful teacher and guide, for the boys in particular. He likes to plan things and proceed in a very deliberate and methodical way.
"He is much cooler and calmer ... I can be more impulsive and outspoken. It's very reassuring to know there is this very solid and generous man in your life."
Angelina also insisted despite having to balance their careers with looking after six children, the couple have adjusted to their "larger" family.
She said: "You get used to having this huge commotion around you. I've always been the kind of person who enjoys being alone yet once our family grew larger I discovered that I am truly happy to find myself surrounded by the children and have them come in when I'm taking a bath or lying down on the sofa or bed."

Courteney Cox is reportedly keen to have another child.
The 49-year-old actress - who will celebrate her 50th birthday in June - already has nine-year-old daughter Coco with ex-husband David Arquette, but now that she's fallen for Snow Patrol star Johnny McDaid, she's said to thinking about trying for another child.
A source said: "For years Courteney said that she didn't want another baby and that Coco was perfect so she couldn't see why she'd put herself through the trauma of having another child.
"Now she's met Johnny, she feels that having a baby together would be an amazing way to put a seal on their relationship."
Meanwhile, her friends are worried that she's feeling broody because she's approaching her landmark birthday, and as she found it difficult to conceive with David - who is expecting a child with his girlfriend Christina McLarty - during their marriage, they're concerned she could put herself under too much stress.
The source told Britain's Closer magazine: "Courteney's told pals she's considering seeing a fertility doctor in LA to find out if she can try for a second baby.
"Her friends wonder if it's because her 50th birthday is coming up. They don't want her to put herself at any unnecessary risk but she's reassured them that she'd never make a snap decision about something as important as this."

Jennifer Aniston hoards her old clothes and make-up.
The 'Horrible Bosses 2' actress admits she finds it hard to let go of her old beauty products and even has clothes she wore twenty years ago when starring in 90s sitcom 'Friends'.
She said: "I've had make-up in my drawer for 10 years that I should probably get rid of. I just cleaned out my make-up drawer. I mean, I do get new mascaras and things like that. But I also have this weird thing [about saving].
"Like even my jeans from my 20s that I can't get rid of. They're high-waisted and short. I thought it was awesome. I still have red loafers from 'Friends'! I can't get rid of them. I have a nostalgia about them."
Jennifer - who is engaged to Justin Theroux - is known for her natural beauty and she frequently foregoes make-up when altogether in the summer.
She added to People magazine: "Summertime I wear the least amount, if any, make-up. I use a great moisturiser ... if anything, I put a little concealer here and there, a little rose on my cheeks, dust with bronzer. That's summertime. And it's good not to overmoisturise, because it clogs your pores."

Charlize Theron and Sean Penn are reportedly planning to adopt.
The Hollywood couple are said to be moving in together and the South African actress is eager for her son Jackson, two - who is also adopted - to have a brother or sister.
A source said: "Charlize was an only child and always wished for a brother or sister. It's important to her that Jackson have a brother or sister."
Sean - who has grown up daughter Dylan, 23, and son Hopper, 20, with his ex-wife Robin Wright - is said to be particularly keen to adopt from Haiti, the island where he has done much charity work since it was hit by an earthquake in 2010.
The source added to America's OK! magazine: "Sean is passionate about Haiti. He's done a lot of work there and thinks adopting form Haiti makes sense. They hope to adopt by the end of the year."
It was recently reported that Sean has 'baby-proofed' his Malibu home ready for Charlize and Jackson to move in, by erecting a new fence around the swimming pool in the back garden, and bringing in a trampoline.

Enrique Iglesias' chat-up lines are all "stupid and immature".
The Spanish lothario has been in an on/off relationship with tennis player Anna Kournikova since 2001, but says if he did need to break the ice with a lady he'd rely on his boyish charm.
He told website MailOnline: "My lines tend to be kind of stupid and immature. If a girl can laugh at a joke then I always think that's cool. That's fun, it's a good opener."
The 38-year-old 'Hero' star also had some tips on male hygiene, advising anybody with a hairy back to get their clippers out.
He added: "If you have a hairy back, shave it; brush your teeth; fake tan I'm not so much into. Not too much hair I guess - I shave everywhere. I'm kidding, I don't shave everywhere... But most places you do try to trim."
Enrique also told how now he's in his 30s he finds it a little harder to keep in shape, although when he's on tour, his energetic live show ensures he burns off plenty of energy.
He added: "One of the things I've noticed, when you turn 30 and up, you've gotta watch a little bit more what you eat. But in my case, going on tour, two hours on stage, you actually lose a lot of calories, which is good. I notice when I'm not on tour I'm not in as good shape. It helps me like a workout.
"When it comes down to the gym or anything that's cardio, like running on the treadmill, I'm very lazy. What I like to do more is sports. Whether it's surfing or paying racquetball with my friends, you sweat a lot and I like that better."

Andrew Garfield says Emma Stone approved of how his manhood looked in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro'.
The British star appears as the titular superhero in the new movie, which meant filming in the figure hugging suit, and he was very conscious of how he looked in it.
He told Australian TV show 'The Project': "It takes a lot of consideration, because you don't want it to be overwhelming and also you don't want it to be underwhelming. But ultimately, you have to trust that what you have is enough."
Emma - who is his girlfriend both on and off-screen - jokingly added: "Because with great power, comes great responsibility."
Andrew then said: "I had one focus group [check it out] and that focus group was Emma. She approved."
Andrew and Emma are in Singapore at present, promoting their latest movie, and after Spider-Man was named the first official ambassador for Earth Day today (28.03.14), they visited the local Commonwealth Secondary School as guests of the World Wide Fund For Nature.
There Andrew set to work planting trees with Jamie Foxx, who also stars in 'Spider-Man 2' as the superhero's nemesis, Electro.

Ricky Gervais says famous stars make cameos in the Muppets movies because its great to have somebody be "rude to you".
The British funnyman appears in the latest movie caper, 'Muppets Most Wanted', alongside the cheeky puppet characters and an all-star cast including the likes of Tom Hiddleston, Celine Dion, Salma Hayek and Christoph Waltz, and he claims being made fun of on screen by the likes of Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy is a welcome change for most A-list stars.
He told the BBC: "When you're rich and famous and pampered and get 'yes' all your life sometimes you want a bit of relief and someone to be rude to you for fun.
"The reason they say 'yes' to The Muppets is for the same reason that I did. It's a safe pair of hands. You can't be stitched up doing a Muppet movie.
"If someone asks you onto [notorious talk show] 'Jerry Springer' you know there's bad news coming, but when they ask you onto the Muppets, it's all good."
Ricky, 52, also explained that despite being puppets, the Muppets represent and promote human values and have a positive message for young people.
He said: "There's a deep humanity to it. It is a frog and it is a pig and it is a turkey - or whatever Gonzo is - but really it's all about human values: Hope and friendship and trying your hardest."