One of America’s most-loved fictional couples finally do the damn thing on ‘Glee.’

Brittany and Santana, the on-again-off-again-finally-really-on-again same-sex couple on “Glee,” got married. Known affectionately as Brittana by the audience that loves them, this episode is another important reminder that love is love.

Here’s the walk down the aisle:


One of my favorite scenes from when Santana stopped denying her love for Brittany:

Santana: “But I wanted to thank you for singing that song with me in Glee Club. ‘Cause it made me do a lot of thinking. What I realized … is why I’m such a bitch all the time. I’m a bitch because I’m angry. Angry, because I have all of these feelings. Feelings for you that I’m afraid of dealing with because I’m afraid of dealing with the consequences. And Brittany, I can’t go to an Indigo Girls concert. I just can’t. Do you understand what I’m trying to say here?”

Brittany: “Not really.”

Santana: “I want to be with you. But I’m afraid of the talks and the looks. I mean, you know what happened to Kurt at this school. I’m so afraid of what everyone will say behind my back. Still, I have to accept that … I love you. I love you, and I don’t want to be with Sam or Finn or any of those other guys. I just want you. Please say you love me back. Please.”

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