On Sunday night, Sister Wives flashed way back for viewers.
And give us a glimpse in the process of just what Christine Brown was thinking shortly before agreeing to marry now-
husband David Woolley.
For example… Christine exchanged vows with David Woolley!
On Sunday night’s episode of Sister Wives, Christine and David talked about the prospect of their nuptials — despite not technically being engaged at the time.
“We’ll invite Janelle to our wedding, Janelle’s kids,” Christine said of her close pal and her children. “Leon, for sure, Meri’s child. I am not ready to be around Meri and Robyn and Kody yet.”
Indeed, neither Meri nor Robyn nor Kody earned an invite to Christine’s big day.
They only just celebrated their first wedding anniversary, with Brown telling E! News they have a major trip planned.
“We’re finally going on our honeymoon,” Christine told this outlet. “We’re leaving on November 1.”
We can’t wait to see the photos!
It’s been made clear for a very long time now that Christine and Janelle are best friends, while it’s also evident that the two scarcely talk to anyone else from their former polygamous family.
“I’ve heard rumors about Christine dating,” Kody actually said in a confessional on Sunday evening.
“I’ve heard rumors that he’s Christine’s soulmate. She’s very excited about the relationship. I’m offended for her on the idea that she’d be stuck with me for eternity when her soulmate was out there to be found.”
Christine and Woolley do seem very happy — and Christine has definitely said that Woolley is her forever love, not Kody.
“We’re thinking minimum of 350,” Christine told one venue coordinator of her head count on Sister Wives, noting that if she were to really invite all of David and her family members, she’d need to send out 700 invitations.
“We have really big families. I have six kids, but we have 18 kids all together in my family and then David.”
Woolley said on air that he’d be content with a quick ceremony in Las Vegas. But that he was open to anything that made Brown happy.
“Christine deserves to have a nice, big wedding she never had,” David said in a joint confessional with his future bride. “And that’s the thing I want to give to her, even though it would be cheaper to go to Vegas.”