Even If You Don't Watch Glee, Brittany and Santana's Wedding Will Warm Your Heart

Updated on Feb 5, 2015 at 3:35 PM

Brittany and Santana's love story has become one of the highlights of Glee's final season, and pictures of their upcoming wedding are here. The two brides look absolutely gorgeous, both dressed in white with veils. Rachel, Sam, and the whole glee club are involved with the planning and, eventually, the dominating of the dance floor. Take a look at the pictures, and tune in for the episode on Feb. 20 — one week after Coach Beiste debuts his new look.

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Rachel helps with the dress shopping.

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Of course, the glee club is heavily involved.

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How nice of them to let Rachel be a bridesmaid, considering all the nasty things Santana has said to her over the years.

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The two ladies have their first kiss as bride and bride.

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Gloria Estefan guest stars as Santana's mother.

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Even Sue shows up!

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It's a grand affair!

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Who knew their love story would be the most touching of the season?

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Shake it, ladies!

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Even If You Don't Watch Glee, Brittany and Santana's Wedding Will Warm Your Heart

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