TEXT: Lucas : sometimes when you look back at your life, certain moments stand out... the day you graduated high school, your wedding day, the day you found out you were going to be a father. Most of the time, they happen in that order. Most of the time exactly what I want? IN THE WOOD Lucas : You know, just when I thought it was weird that I'm going graduation, pregnancy, marriage, I remember that you went marriage, pregnancy, graduation, and just don't feel so bad Haley : Well, I'm glad I can be your weird example. No parents today, huh? Lucas : Uh, no. My mom, actually, is stuck at a resort in Granada. And Larry's on a dredging boat off the coast of Iceland somewhere. We were gonna wait, but, you know... Haley : It's gonna be a great day, Luke. Lucas : Or not. Haley : Oh, my god. What happened? Lucas : Peyton says the minister just fell through... Some sort of mix-up. Haley : Oh, no. Wait! don't freak out. My sister, Quinn, got married by a friend of hers who got ordained on the internet in like 30 seconds. Lucas : Is that even legal? Haley : Yeah. Anybody who's ordained can sign a marriage license. The ceremony's just symbolic. Lucas : Huh. Haley : How cool... don't you think that would be so awesome, to get married by a friend of yours, somebody who's known you most of your life? Lucas : I do. Haley : Sweet! who should we get? Lucas : You. Haley : Y... me? Lucas : Come on, you're my best friend and Peyton loves you and... I just ordained you. So, uh, god, you're gonna be great, you know that? I got to go, but, uh, thank you, minister. Haley : "Minister." Jamie : Is this really necessary, uncle Skills? Skills : Well, considering the way you got snatched up by that
SUMMARY:
Peyton and Lucas' wedding day has finally arrived and surprise guests attend. Haley plays an unexpected role in the ceremony while Nathan hopes to be called up to the NBA. Skills keeps Jamie on a short leash, and Brooke does the same with Nick Lachey as she tries to make Julian jealous after he shows up with a date. This episode is named after a song by Kate Voegele .