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The final episode of Wrestling/{{TNA}} SpinOff ''Ring Ka King'' featured Wrestling/AngelinaLove getting married to Zoravor, but not before Romeo made a proposition. Despite the competition, the wedding went smoothly once Love made her choice.[[/folder]]

* The Season 1 finale of ''Series/{{Succession}}'' is set across Shiv and Tom's wedding (the wedding party begins in the penultimate episode).

** Episode 3x01 focuses on [[spoiler: Matthew and Mary's long-awaited marriage]]. TheyDo.
** Episode 3x03 focuses on [[spoiler: Edith's wedding to Sir Anthony Strallen]]. It doesn't go quite as well- he leaves her at the altar.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/DennisTheMenace'' episode, "[[Recap/DennisTheMenace1986S2E9 Menaced Marriage]]", Dennis and his parents attend the wedding of Mr. Wilson's niece. Margaret is the flower girl, and Dennis' pets, Ruff and Willy, cause havoc at the wedding due to the former having followed Dennis and his parents, and the latter having been smuggled in by Dennis.

* The ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' episode "Wedding Bell Blues" is about the wedding of Jon's cousin Marian. Garfield gets worried when he overhears the news, mistakenly believing ''Jon'' is marrying Marian and proceeding to try to the stop the marriage.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' has the episode "[[Recap/RugratsS2E19DownTheDrainLetThemEatCake Let them Eat Cake]]". In this episode, Tommy and Chuckie go to the wedding for Didi's younger brother, Ben. During the wedding, [[RunawayBride Ben's fiance, Elaine disappears right before she is due to walk down the aisle]], resulting in her panic-stricken husband-to-be searching the large venue for her. Throughout the episode, Tommy and Chuckie pursue the cake that's being served at the wedding, and in their pursuit, they eventually find Elaine in the courtyard, where Ben finds all three of them.

* ''Literature/TheCatWhoSeries'': Part of the plot of book #15 (''The Cat Who Went Into the Closet'') involves Qwill and Polly attending the wedding of Arch Riker and Mildred Hanstable. It mostly goes smoothly, except for Qwill having to rush back to Pickax early in a dogsled when the Gage mansion gets broken into and the cats are seemingly missing.
* One of the early books in ''Literature/TheBabySittersClub'' has the week-long preparation for Kristy's mother and stepfather's wedding, with the girls working together to look after nearly 15 kids combined.
* ''Literature/ChocoholicMysteries'': ''Bridal Bash'' is centered around the run-up to Lee's wedding to her second husband Joe Woodyard after the two got engaged at the end of ''Puppy Puzzle''. The wedding itself doesn't happen until the very last chapter though.

-->'''Jen:''' Jen: Yes, it's a self-contained wedding episode. And if you think this is happening at an inconvenient time in the season, you're right, 'cause that's how weddings always are. But I'm gonna look great, so let's go.

* "With Love and Twitches", Maxwell Smart marries Agent 99 in ''Series/GetSmart''. The wedding is complicated by Maxwell Smart ingested a formula that would make his chest break out in to a rash that was actually a treasure map. KAOS agent disrupt the wedding, but they're beaten and the bride (Agent 99) walks to the altar on schedule.

** PlayedWith in "Urban Matrimony and the Sandwich Arts", which revolves around Shirley and Andre's (second, as they're getting remarried) wedding rehearsal, and brings up the cast's attitudes towards marriage. However, Shirley and Andre get married at the end of the rehearsal anyway.

* ''Series/{{Community}}'': "Anthropology 101": [[InvokedTrope Abed wants more sitcom shenanigans]], so when he sees Britta and Jeff engaging in a game of 'relationship chicken', he gets them to propose to each other and brings in a wedding troupe. He even calls the situation a Wedding Episode. However, the group gets into a big fight shortly after.

** The GrandFinale of ''Series/{{Supergirl}}'' promenantly features the wedding of Alex Danvers and Kelly Olsen.
* ''Series/BirdsOfAFeather'': The episode "[[Recap/BirdsOfAFeatherS9E5Nupitals Nuptials]]" focuses on the wedding between Garth and Kimberly, which is palgued by annoying in-laws and Dorien trying [[DrivenToSuicide to kill herself]].
* ''Series/TheBrittasEmpire'': The episode "[[Recap/TheBrittasEmpireS1E4UnderwaterWedding Underwater Wedding]]" begins at the end of a wedding conducted in the center's pool. On top of this, one of the plotlines revolves around the staff's attempts to free the best man, who has gotten stuck in the pool and is slowly drowning.

This is when a show that isn't normally about marriage sends its characters to a wedding as the premise of an episode. Weddings in the beginning or middle of the work will usually be a supporting character's or a relative stranger's that the cast is roped into attending, while the lead's nuptials are usually [[WeddingFinale reserved for the end]]. The premise of a Wedding Episode also varies with the work's genre and target audience -- a kids' show might have the characters attend their first wedding and learn about marriage, a sitcom wedding will [[MurphysLaw never go smoothly]] and [[WorstWeddingEver the characters have to scramble around the requisite shenanigans]], a romance story will inject as many twists and turns as it can, while an action-filled work might have it as a BreatherEpisode. Just note that to qualify, the episode has to be '''about''' a wedding.

** Pre-Crisis Earth-2 Superman had his wedding story told in ''Action Comics'' #484 in 1978, where at the time the Wizard put him under a hypnotic spell that made him forget that he was Superman, and instead lived his life solely as Clark Kent, who made Lois Lane fall in love with him to the point where they married. However, after finding out that Clark Kent was really Superman and having the Wizard restore Superman's memory, Lois was ready to forsake the marriage, but Superman refused to let her, and so the couple married again in his Secret Fortress using a Kryptonian marriage vow.

* ''ComicBook/RobinSeries'': One of the annuals revolved around the wedding of Jack Drake and Janet Winters, the rehearsal for which went a bit sideways when the amulet Jack gave Dana as a gift turned out to be a villain's magical artifact.