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* {{Fanon}}:
** Endless more reasonable explanations for why Brittany and Santana would allow Klaine to crash their wedding than the one stated in the episode, with ''[[FanDiscontinuity that]]'' being explained as lying to make them feel good.
** Fans like to add in RealitySubtext for why Quinn was conspicuously missing from 2/3 of the Unholy Trinity's wedding by imagining that she was out of the country and couldn't make it back so suddenly, as Creator/DiannaAgron had just gone to London to do "[=McQueen=]".
*** Others are that Quinn realizes that she's about as good at screwing up weddings as she is her own relationships.
*** Even others suggest that because nobody asks why Quinn's missing, we're to assume that she's there but we never saw her, presumably making out with Rachel.
* HilariousInHindsight: The wedding takes place in Indiana due to gay marriage not being legal in Ohio. If only they waited until June 25, 2015...
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** Endless more reasonable explanations for why Brittany and Santana would allow Klaine to crash their wedding than the one stated in the episode, with ''[[FanDiscontinuity that]]'' being explained as lying to make them feel good.
** Fans like to add in RealitySubtext for why Quinn was conspicuously missing from 2/3 of the Unholy Trinity's wedding by imagining that she was out of the country and couldn't make it back so suddenly, as Creator/DiannaAgron had just gone to London to do "[=McQueen=]".
*** Others are that Quinn realizes that she's about as good at screwing up weddings as she is her own relationships.
*** Even others suggest that because nobody asks why Quinn's missing, we're to assume that she's there but we never saw her, presumably making out with Rachel.
* HilariousInHindsight: The wedding takes place in Indiana due to gay marriage not being legal in Ohio. If only they waited until June 25, 2015...
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