Where: Fairwinds under the gazebo
Best Man: Aaron
Matron of Honor: Lucy
Minister: Dearly beloved--
Rosanna: I, Rosanna, put you, my darling Craig, on notice. I am no blushing bride. I am no easy mark. I am onto you. And if you ever try to pull anything again, ever, this will be your last wedding before your funderal. It's the groom's turn now, Reverend.
Minister: Yes, of course. Do you Craig--
Craig: Absolutely! I'll toe that mark. And I'll keep my promise to take you on the ride of your life. I will keep you guessing. I will try your patience. And I will test your limits.
Minister: This is highly irregular.
Rosanna: I know. My darling always lies. This time, he's telling the truth.
Craig: I promise you a bumpy ride. Full of chaos. Cliffhangers. Some other terrible thing that starts with "c"?
Aaron: "Craig"?
Craig: You better believe it kid. Rosanna, I give you all of me: the good, the bad, the still pretty. Because I love you. All right, Padre. Do your worst.
Minister: If you expect me to give my blessing--
Rosanna: Oh, for God's sake! I hereby pronounce us Rosanna and Craig.
Craig: And I dare you to stay with me till death do us part.
Rosanna: You're on, Montgomery.
Craig: Kiss me, Cabot.
SCA: So, if Jack and Carly are the opposites that attract, are Craig and Rosanna two sides of the same coin?
SD: I don't think of Craig & Rosanna as being the same. I think of Craig as being Mr. Superslick, he's so Teflon. Rosanna is the person that sees him for who he is and loves him anyway. Now, on the other hand, Carly sees Craig for who he is and loves Jack. I think Rosanna sees Craig coming, knows it, goes "Oh, my goodness, I'm getting involved with this man!" but goes ahead and gets involved with him anyway. In that way, I think Rosanna and Jack are alike, and Craig and Carly are alike.
Craig & Rosanna: "This one is absolutely my favorite story this year because when [co-head writer] Jean Passanante and I wrote it, we fell in love. No, really! Jean and I never expected Craig and Rosanna to be a real couple. But the more we watched Cady McClain [Rosanna] as a non-Dixie, the more astounded we were. She really rose to the occasion. You see, Rosanna's the first woman to be Craig Montgomery's equal and the first woman he couldn't treat as his pet. There's this amazing love, and respect grew from that. And that's really the joy of writing -- getting those surprises."
