Wedding

Wedding is the first episode of Season Two and the episode where Gladys marries Walter.

Summary
It starts in a pink church. Nina and Nat, who are in their finery, are anticipating a party after the wedding with dancing and food. Kate and Frank, who are also in their finery, are less enthusiastic. Kate says the ceremony will be long, and asks Nina if she needs to pee. Nina says no. They walk off, followed by Nina who was looking at the fountain. Then, the wedding happens with Gladys as the bride, Walter as the groom, Frank as the page, and Nina as the flower girl. She happily gives flowers to a bald man, a sleeping man with neat grey hair, and a lady in a green dress who has a toddler boy drinking from a sippy cup. Nana is marrying Gladys and Walter. She winks at Nina and starts to say the speech. Kate smiles in the audience and Nat, next to her, cries a little bit. Nina is distracted by the fountains,Nat and Walter watch her, and think they're dancing. Nana finishes the speech, and the bride and groom lean in to kiss. Frank walks off with Nina. They are in a ballroom with a dripping ice sculpture of dolphins. A butler offers punch which they don't want, and another offers fruit juice in pineapples. Frank takes some because he thinks the pineapple thing is cool, but Nina is not thirsty. Nat then starts a long speech about how he met Walter, which Kate is not interested in, and neither are the newlyweds, who walk off. Frank and Nina walk on Gladys's dress and then Nana shows up. She turns on the disco and the new couple waltz. Nina is about to pee in the bathroom but gets pushed into a conga line. A cake rolls towards her and she grabs on, but Frank continues conga-ing. Nana is under the cake with Nina, and stops at the bathroom. She then calls cake, and Nina pees in the bathroom. While she washes her hands, Gladys cuts the cake, and, while saying her line about not waiting to go, gets handed a slice.

Trivia

 * It is not revealed how Nat met Walter
 * While conga-ing, Nina sings "I really gotta go, hey!"