Sir Elton John and David Furnish feel it is their "duty" to get married.
The pair were one of the first gay couples in the U.K. to enter into a civil partnership in 2005, and Furnish has revealed they are planning their wedding now that same-sex marriage is legal in the U.K.
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."
Furnish 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."
