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, 4 years agoadd case where the first love is shipwrecked Gilligan's Island style and declared dead in absentia, only to return from the Deserted Island to create an awkward love triangle
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Or, [[The Rival|groom-to-be]] harbors a sinister secret that is known to the audience but has managed to keep it well concealed from his bride-to-be, her family and guests. The hero – not necessarily a romantic rival – bursts in, exposes the villain, and [[Wedding Smashers|all hell breaks loose]].
Or, one of the prospective spouses is [[Oops, I Forgot I Was Married|already married]], but believes in legally good faith their first love to be deceased (ie: last seen just before a disastrous shipwreck several years ago, long missing and ultimately declared by a court of competent jurisdiction as legally presumed dead). Imagine the shock when the long-missing sailor walks into the chapel during the ceremony after seven years absence — trapped on a [[Deserted Island]], [[Gilligan's Island|Gilligan-style]].
In the end, most of the time, [[The Rival]] is deposed, the hero and [[Love Interest]] kiss and make up (and might even get hitched on the spot, after all; [[Why Waste a Wedding?]]?), and they all live [[Happily Ever After]].
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