Bette lite the candle which represented Paris and turned and face the audience. She had a clear view of Tina coming down the aisle. Tina looked radiant and happy. She walked at just the right pace and found the platform at exactly the right time. They then turned to see Jeanette escorted by Kit and Sonny on each arm. Paris was seeing her bride in her dress and she was memorized. Once on the platform, Sonny held her hand as she stepped up and Paris took her hand. Sonny and Kit moved to their seats. Bette nodded to Mary to seat the audience and Marilyn stepped forward. Tina lit the candle representing Jeanette and then stood back from the couple.  Paris then turned to Bette to hand her the bridal bouquet and Jeanette handed her flowers to Tina.

Marilyn: Friends and Family, we are gathered here today to witness the bonds of legal matrimony for Paris Annette Southerland and Jeanette Gail Miller. Is there anyone who knows of any reason these two should not be married, speak now or forever be silent.

Marilyn paused for a moment and then resumed.

Marilyn:  Do you Paris take Jeanette to be your lawfully wedded wife, to have and hold from this day forth, in sickness and in health, in good times and in bad, for richer or poorer, keeping only to her for as long as you both shall live?

Paris:  I do.

Marilyn: And do you Jeanette take Paris to be your lawfully wedded wife, to have and hold from this day forth, in sickness and in health, in good times and in bad, for richer or poorer, keeping only to her for as long as you both shall live?

Jeanette: I do.

Marilyn: As a symbol of your pledge, I will now ask that you light together your unity candle and extinguish your individual candles as you have now pledged to be bonded in lawful matrimony.

Marilyn step aside and allowed Paris and Jeanette to go hand in hand and light the unity candle and then extinguish the two individual candles and then step back to the center of the stage.

Marilyn then indicated that they would now have the ring exchange. This is where they would exchange their individual vows which they had prepared.