:37:00
Ma, it's okay. A wedding banquet
will not affect how we love each other.
:37:05
We're not into these traditions.
:37:08
Very well.
:37:09
They're adults.
:37:12
We'll do what they want!
:37:19
Why should it be like this?
:37:23
To have and to hold...
:37:24
for better, for worse...
:37:26
for richer, for poorer...
:37:28
in sickness and in health...
:37:29
till death do us part.
:37:32
Rings.
:37:33
Under the authority vested in me,
I now pronounce you are husband and wife.
:37:37
You may kiss the bride.
:37:55
Excuse me, you guys.
:38:01
You need to switch.
You're on the outside.
:38:05
Good. If there's any one here
who can now show just cause...
:38:08
why these two may not be legally married
speak now, or hereafter hold your peace.
:38:12
Good. Now repeat after me.
:38:14
- "I Wee-Ton..."
- Wai Tung.
:38:16
- Okay. "Take you, Wee-Wee..."
- Wei Wei.
:38:20
- Okay. "Wei Wei, to be my wedded wife."
- To be my wedded wife.
:38:24
"To have and to hold...
:38:26
"for better, for worse...
:38:27
"for richer, for poorer...
:38:29
"in sickness and in health...
:38:31
"till death do us part."
:38:34
Okay, now, you.
:38:35
- "I, Wee-Wee..."
- Wee-Wee.
:38:37
- "...take you, Wai Tung..."
- Wee-Wee.
:38:40
Okay. "To be my wedded husband.
:38:43
"To have and to hold..."
:38:44
Holding to have, husband, mine...
:38:47
"...for better, for worse,
for richer, for poorer..."
:38:49
Better and richer, no poorer.
:38:52
"...in sickness and in health,
till death do us part."
:38:55
Till sickness and death.
:38:59
Groovy. Rings.