Will's Wedding Attendance: Chicago Med Drama

In the Chicago Med episode This Could Be The Start of Something New, Will Halstead (Nick Gehlfuss) sees his fiancé Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVitto) in her wedding dress before the ceremony. The couple seem to be in love, but will it be smooth sailing to the altar? Will jets off to pick up his tux, but gets sidetracked when he has to help Ray, whose sons tell Will that their father is unwell and needs to go to the hospital. Will he make it to the wedding?

Will sees Natalie before the wedding

Will Halstead (Nick Gehlfuss) is all smiles when he sees Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVitto) in her wedding dress before their wedding. Natalie asks Will if he knows that it is bad luck to see her before the wedding. Will apologizes, and Natalie smiles and says, "I'm not superstitious, it's alright." The couple seems more in love than ever as Will jets off to pick up his tux. However, while he is trying on different cufflinks, he gets an unexpected visitor: Ray's sons. They tell Will that Ray has fallen again and is feeling dizzy and unable to walk properly. Will insists that they take Ray to the hospital, but they tell him that their father refuses to go. Tim, one of Ray's sons, pleads with Will, saying, "Please, Will, he needs you." Will, wearing his tuxedo, leaves to help Ray.

Will he make it back in time for the wedding? Will this bad luck affect his big day with Natalie? The midseason finale of Chicago Med will reveal all.

In the lead-up to the highly anticipated wedding between Will and Natalie, fans were treated to a sneak peek of their favourite couple as they prepared for their big day. The exclusive clip, released by Us Weekly, showed a beaming Will walking into Natalie's house with her son, Owen, and complimenting his bride-to-be on her wedding gown. Despite the superstition surrounding the groom seeing the bride before the wedding, Natalie brushed it off, showcasing her excitement and confidence in their relationship.

The wedding between Will and Natalie has been hotly anticipated by fans of Chicago Med, with many eager to see the couple finally tie the knot. The midseason finale, airing on December 5, 2018, will reveal whether Will makes it back in time for the wedding and if the bad luck that Natalie mentioned comes into play. With Ray's health concerns and the last-minute tuxedo fittings, viewers are left wondering if the wedding will go according to plan.

Natalie's father has chest pains

In the Chicago Med episode "This Could Be The Start of Something New", Natalie's father experiences chest pains the day before her wedding to Will Halstead. This causes concern for Natalie, who is expecting her father to walk her down the aisle. She asks her fiancé, Will, if they should postpone the wedding. Will reassures Natalie and encourages her to go ahead with the wedding as planned.

Natalie's father is admitted to the ED, where he is diagnosed and treated by medical staff, including Will. The diagnosis reveals that Natalie's father is suffering from a treatable condition that requires minor surgery. The surgery is scheduled for after the wedding, ensuring that he will be able to walk his daughter down the aisle as planned.

Despite the initial worry, Natalie and Will decide to move forward with their wedding plans. The episode ends with their long-awaited ceremony, where the happy couple exchange vows in front of their loved ones.

In the lead-up to the wedding, Will also encounters another challenge when he receives a request for help from Ray's sons. They inform Will that their father, Ray, has fallen again and is experiencing dizziness and difficulty walking. Will insists that they take Ray to the hospital, but they tell him that their father refuses. Despite the upcoming wedding, Will prioritizes his patient's health and leaves to help Ray, demonstrating his dedication to his profession even on his wedding day.

April and Ethan's wedding jitters

In the lead-up to their wedding, Ethan and April experience some pre-wedding jitters. The day before the ceremony, April's father is admitted to the ED with chest pains, and as he is meant to walk April down the aisle, the stakes are high. Understandably, April becomes anxious and asks Ethan if they should postpone the wedding. Ethan suggests they move forward as planned, but it's clear that April is struggling with some nerves.

Ethan and April had attempted marriage before, and it hadn't worked out, so anxiety was expected. April asks Ethan if it's normal to feel so anxious, and they both admit to having pre-wedding jitters. April worries that Ethan will realise she's not the person he thinks she is, or that he'll be sorry he married her. Ethan, meanwhile, worries that April will regret leaving her practice and changing her life for him.

However, the couple manage to work through their jitters and the wedding goes ahead as planned. The ceremony is held in a big, beautiful church, and the couple looked glamorous in front of their Chicago Med loved ones and family.

Will leaves to help Ray

Will Halstead has no worries ahead of his wedding to Natalie Manning. However, his smile fades when he walks into Natalie's house wearing his tux and carrying her son, Owen. Natalie asks him if he knows it's bad luck to see her before the wedding. Will apologises, and Natalie smiles and says it's alright as she isn't superstitious.

The couple seems more in love than ever, but their happiness is short-lived. As Will is trying on different cufflinks, he is interrupted by Ray's sons. They tell Will that their father has fallen again and is dizzy and unable to walk properly. Will insists that they take Ray to the hospital, but the boys tell him that their father refuses to go. Feeling concerned, Will decides to leave and help Ray, despite his upcoming wedding. He promises to be quick and assures Tim that Ray needs him.

Will's decision to leave and help Ray puts his wedding plans in jeopardy. As the time of the wedding draws closer, Will must race against time to make it down the aisle. His sudden departure creates uncertainty, leaving viewers wondering if he will return in time for his wedding to Natalie.

Ethan and April's wedding ceremony

The episode leading up to the wedding was filled with anticipation and pre-wedding jitters for both Ethan and April, who had attempted marriage once before. April's father, who was expected to walk her down the aisle, was admitted to the ED with chest pains, causing April to worry and consider postponing the wedding. However, Ethan reassured her, and they worked through their anxieties together, strengthening their bond.

The wedding guests included their Chicago Med loved ones and family, with a number of their ED besties in the wedding party, including docs Crockett and Archer, and nurses Maggie and Doris. The ceremony was filled with joy and celebration as the happy couple made their sweet exit, complete with rice-throwing and a bouquet toss.

The wedding marked a new beginning for Ethan and April, as they planned to leave the hospital and start a mobile clinic together to provide healthcare to underserved communities in the city. It was a bittersweet moment as it was also Brian Tee's (Ethan Choi) final episode on the show, but fans could rest assured that the couple would remain in town and might even make reappearances in the future.

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