How does the full faith and credit clause relate to marriage and divorce

Full faith and credit clause relate to marriage and divorce and this clause says that marriage should be celebrated but if the divorce is asked, it wouldn't be a problem to obtain it.

Explanation:

This clause gives the state the faith and privileges and obligates the state to respect the verdicts of other states.

The exception of this clause is same-sex marriage. This clause demands that every decision from one state must be respected in the other one.

The main reason for the existence of the clause is respect to public acts, records and court proceedings of any other State.