We have found you a husband.
Congratulations.
There's one thing I think that could
make you feel better, if I told you that you had a wife, too.
[LAUGHTER]
KAREN LANDRY (VOICEOVER): My name is Karen Landry.
I'm 30 years old, and I work in project management.
In my last relationship, we were together for about five years,
and I found out that he had a child with someone
else while we were together.
You know, it just caught me completely off-guard,
and I did kind of put up some walls.
Some of them might slightly still kind of be there.
MILES WILLIAMS: I'm Miles Williams.
I'm 26, and I'm an administrator at an elementary school.
I think I'm pretty smart.
I have two degrees now that I'm very proud of.
I'm trying to get another one, trying
to be the best man I can be, be the best educator I can be.
But also, I work with kids, so I like to be able to play
and have fun and be silly.
We've paired Karen and Miles because they're
both hopeless romantics, whose core beliefs
about life, family, and most importantly, marriage,
align perfectly.
They're both ready to build a strong,
faith-centered partnership that we hope will last a lifetime.
So Miles, who do you think you will see when
she's coming down the aisle?
Baby girl, you know what I'm saying?
- Yeah. - You know what I'm saying?
Like, just look her and know it was a yes.
That's her. That's her.
(VOICEOVER) My biggest hope for today
is when she walks down the aisle, that she's everything
I dreamed of and more.
I'm excited to also be everything she dreamed of.
I look like a whole hugger right now.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Your lips will feel the sun Your lips will feel the rain
Yeah, OK.
Oh, it's nice to meet you.
Karen.
MILES WILLIAMS: It's nice to meet you, Karen.
KAREN LANDRY: You too.
You look great.
Miles, for the very first time, meet Karen.
Hi, Karen.
Hi.
I don't even know what to do right now.
We're here.
You OK?
You're sure?
I got you.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
I got you.
You're fine.
[INAUDIBLE]
Karen, Miles, recite your vows.
I promise to respect, honor, and protect you.
I promise to listen to you.
In listening, I look forward to learning
how to care for you in the way that you want
and need to be cared for.
I'm looking forward to get to know you even more
as we embark on this journey.
Just remember, we're in this together,
and that no matter what happens, I
will always strive to be the best version of myself for you.
And now, by the authority vested in me,
I pronounce you two husband and wife.
[APPLAUSE]
Miles, you may kiss your Karen.
May I?
You sure?
See, I got it.
MAN: There you go.
Ladies and gentlemen, Miles and Karen, now married.
[APPLAUSE]
[MUSIC PLAYING]