Gilmore Girls wedding (Photo : YouTube/GilmoreGags)
While 'Gilmore Girls' reunion spoilers revealed that a wedding will happen in the Netflix special, the wedding may not be for any of the Gilmore girls.
However, spoilers implied that a big wedding is happening although it is still unknown who will tie the knot. This made fans jump on joy thinking that one half of the Gilmore girls is finally getting married.
In the original series, Lorelie got married to Christopher on season 7, but broke up with him again and she is single again. However, the marriage happened when creator Amy Sherman-Palladino has pulled out of the show.
"Gilmore Girls" have always championed woman's independence and proved that Gilmore girls do not need a man as long as they have each other.
It is worthy to mention that almost every season of the original "Gilmore Girls" series featured a wedding. In season 1, a wedding of twins marrying twins took place in the Independence Inn. Sookie's wedding to Jackson happened in the second season. Season 4 features Rory's ex-boyfriend Dean and Lindsay's wedding, although Dean is still pining for Rory.
Season 5 shows Emily and Richard Gilmore renewal of wedding vows. In season 6, Lane married her bandmate Zac. In the series' final season, Lorelie married Christopher in France although no ceremony happened.
"Gilmore Girls: A Year in a Life" spoilers are all over the internet as fans worldwide are excited on the upcoming reunion in Stars Hollow.
The latest spoilers reveal that the four episodes stand for the four seasons - winter, spring, summer and fall. Netflix dropped its first teaser trailer and it showed the four seasons. The four part show can signify the life of the beloved Gilmore Girls along with the changes in the season.
"Gilmore Girls: A Year in a Life" will premiere in Netflix on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25. Netflix knows that fans will binge on watching Gilmore Girls that is why Netflix made it a point to premiere the show on a holiday.
Watch the teaser trailer of "Gilmore Girls: A Year in a Life" below.
