Delia And Gordon's Wedding: Chaos And Confusion

Delia and Gordon's wedding on *Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce* was always destined to be a disaster. Although Delia was initially reluctant to get married, she eventually gave in to Gordon's wishes for a big wedding. However, when Gordon discovered Delia's infidelity, he dumped her—but still made her go through with the wedding. The episode, titled Rule #59: 'Happily Ever After' Is An Oxymoron, sees the wedding descend into chaos, with a mother-in-law slap, a punch in the kitchen, a smashed cake, and a secret wedding. The fallout from the ill-fated wedding sees Delia and Gordon part ways, with Delia attempting to win Gordon back during an awkward encounter at a hotel bar.

Delia and Gordon's wedding ends in disaster

Delia and Gordon's wedding ended in disaster. The couple, who feature in the TV show 'Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce', had a big wedding, but it all went wrong.

Delia, played by Necar Zadegan, was never that keen on the idea of marriage. In fact, she struggled with the concept. But she eventually gave in to her fiancé Gordon's wishes for a large wedding. However, it seems her heart wasn't really in it as she had a secret that could derail her big day.

Delia had been unfaithful to Gordon, and he found out. Understandably furious, he dumped her. But, rather cruelly, he still made her walk down the aisle and go through with the wedding ceremony, even though their relationship was over.

The wedding was a disaster, with a mother-in-law slap, a punch in the kitchen, a smashed cake, a secret wedding, an abandoned baby, and many frosting and coffee stains. It was so bad that the guests were left looking like survivors of a shipwreck.

Delia's infidelity secret is exposed

Delia and Gordon's wedding day was inevitably fated to fail. Delia, played by Necar Zadegan, was always hesitant about the idea of marriage. She was engaged to Gordon, but he was the one pushing for the wedding and he wasn't doing much to plan it. Eventually, Delia gave in and hired a wedding planner.

However, on their wedding day, Gordon discovered Delia's infidelity. He decided to dump her but still made her go through with the wedding ceremony. This left Delia feeling devastated and embarrassed.

After the wedding, Delia and Gordon went their separate ways. In a later episode, Delia spots Gordon while they are both staying at the same hotel. She sees this as a sign and decides to use the opportunity to try and smooth things over with him. However, Gordon is cold towards her and doesn't seem interested in rekindling their relationship.

Delia's infidelity and the subsequent fallout with Gordon caused a lot of pain and embarrassment for her. It also raised questions about what Delia truly wanted from life and whether she really wanted a marriage with Gordon.

Gordon dumps Delia but makes her go through with the wedding

Delia and Gordon's wedding on *Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce* was always destined to be a disaster. Delia, a high-powered lawyer, never really wanted a big wedding. However, she eventually gave in to Gordon's wishes for a grand affair.

Unfortunately, Gordon discovered Delia's infidelity just before the wedding, and he dumped her. In a cruel twist, he still made her go through with the wedding. This decision led to a series of disastrous events, including a mother-in-law slap, a punch in the kitchen, a smashed cake, and a secret wedding. The wedding was so chaotic that, by the end, the guests looked like survivors of a shipwreck.

Delia's friends tried their best to save the wedding from descending into total chaos, but their efforts were futile. The situation was made worse by the fact that Delia and Gordon's relationship had already been through some ups and downs, and this was the first time they had seen each other since their split.

Despite the drama, Delia and Gordon's wedding served as a catalyst for other relationships in the show. For example, Abby and Coach Mike's love blossomed, and Scott finally confessed his love for Jo in a heart-melting display of RomCom behaviour.

Delia attempts to win Gordon back

Delia and Gordon's wedding on "Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce" ends in disaster when Gordon discovers Delia's infidelity. He dumps her but still makes her go through with the wedding. In a later episode, Delia attempts to win Gordon back when they both end up staying at the same hotel. She tells her friends that she sees it as a sign and wants to use the opportunity to smooth things over with him.

Delia goes to the hotel bar and gets Gordon's attention. She awkwardly says:

> "Hey, isn't this crazy? Both of us just... Anyway, this isn't really a big hotel, and I was thinking maybe we could get together and talk. I've been wanting to since what happened."

Gordon is not interested and replies that he is there for a tournament and won't have the time. Delia tries to salvage the situation by suggesting they meet later, but Gordon is not receptive.

Despite her efforts, Delia's attempt to win Gordon back does not go as planned, and he continues to give her the cold shoulder.

Delia and Gordon part ways

Delia and Gordon's wedding was doomed from the start. In the lead-up to the big day, Delia struggled with the idea of getting married. She eventually gave in to Gordon's wishes for a big wedding, but on the day, things took a turn for the worse.

Delia had a secret infidelity that she had been keeping from Gordon. On their wedding day, he found out and decided to dump her. However, he still made her go through with the wedding ceremony. It's unclear exactly what happened at the wedding, but it seems there was carnage, with the guests looking like the "last six survivors of The Poseidon Adventure".

After the wedding, Delia and Gordon parted ways. In a chance encounter at a hotel, Delia tried to smooth things over with her ex-husband, but he gave her the cold shoulder. It seems Gordon had no interest in rekindling their relationship and wanted to avoid Delia.

Delia was left to pick up the pieces and move on with her life, hopefully finding happiness with her friends and without Gordon.

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