When my husband and I (both huge Trekkies) got married earlier this year, my vows included the line "I promise to join with you, and stand with you, against all who would oppose us". It seemed the honourable thing to do.
You're one of two or three people I saw in the comments to incorporate at least some part of this wedding into their own. I was going to wager that someone had done just that but I see I don't need to because you proved me correct.
@@CoralCopperHead he worked a transporter pad so we didn’t ever see him except when someone was beaming aboard or off the ship, or when he got married. He was basically the same as that nurse you occasionally saw in sick bay and who got a very small bit of character development but was not a major player on the ship. You know darn well I’m talking about the bridge crew, the senior officers - the people Worf by far spent the most time with
Look at O'Brien and Bashir. After that "bachelor party" they suffered through, you know the beating they are going to give Worf will be more than ceremonial. LOL
No matter how problematic the Klingon outlook on life might be in some cases of practise... when it comes to marriage? This is powerful, honourable, and utterly genuine stuff. Love it.
@@keithtorgersen9664 Really, he should have never been sent on the mission with her to begin with. There is a reason married couples are never deployed together.
I love this wedding. And I think the tradition of having to defend one another from friends and family is very symbolic since many married couples have to essentially do that in their first year of marriage. You're not truly married until you stand up for your partner against outsiders.
Not just the 1st year of marriage but some have to do it every day of the marriage if they stay living in the area. I had to do it in my 1st marriage & we were always arguing because of his mom & divorced so in my 2nd marriage before we even discussed the wedding, all thru our dating he knew I'd "never" live near in laws & family again , & not just his so it wasn't a surprise to him as I said, he knew where I stood on that issue because it was talked about alot ! That's a discussion just like money, sex, religion, kids, etc....
I have been to two weddings done up full Klingon, full costume for everybody, bride, groom, Master of Screams (that's the woman who performs the wedding) drums, and everything. And it's just as much of a thrill in person as in this show.
@@Woad25 One wedding no, one wedding yes. We had these things like giant q-tips, sticks about 4 feet long with pads on the end. Sometimes called pugilist sticks. And we, dressed in full Klingon with full makeup and uniforms, attacked the bride and groom.
Replace "English" with many other types of European monarchs in the Middle Ages, and you'd be just as close....Hungarian King, German Medieval Emperor, Danish King, Romanian Lord Regent of Wallachia and Moldova, etc...
@@richterman3962 No, that's not what happened. She wanted to cut down her role, and Rick Berman said she had to either leave or continue to be there the same amount, so she left. He also treated her like garbage.
aye... sigh... they were probably worried if they gave Terry a raise, they'll also have to give everyone else a raise - which means it become a negotiation shit-show. but if Jadzia did live on - she may have appeared in the sequel TNG movies with worf... how sad the opportunity is missed.. :(
What they could had done, if Terry was to change her mind about leaving, they could had Jadzia fall into a deep coma at the end of Season 6 and if Terry didn't change her mind, Jadzia would die at the beginning of Season 7 or... This could had happened off-screen. In the last ever episode, when Worf leaves DS9, this only gets mentioned, we learn Jadzia has woken up from her coma and she wishes the DS9 crew well. Better than having her killed off.
When Lady Sirella welcomes Jadzia into the House of Martok as her daughter, it was a tearful moment for me. I only wish that Sergei and Helena Rochenko could have been at Worf and Jadzia’s wedding.
I love how she says "not even me". It's a nice line already, but she says it with such acceptance and warmth, and Jadzia and Worf looking at her with some surprise and gratefulness is just so sweet.
Having Worf's adaptive parents would have been nice, but I don't think either were physically able to travel that far at that point. Hopefully they recorded it and sent it to them. I don't remember where Alexander was at this point. I know he joins the Klingon military and seems to accept Jaxzia. It would have been nice to see him at the ceremony.
@@katherinkeegan8601 That’s true. I hope Worf & Jadzia did send them a video of the wedding. Alexander was serving under General Martok, and was the sword bearer, the Klingon equivalent to Best Man for his father.
Even more than 100 years ago the 'obey' thing was on its last legs. Laura Ingalls Wilder writes about it when she's writing about her wedding, since it was still somewhat common then and she wasn't willing to say it. Her husband and the minister both agreed and had no problem with not having that. By now that tradition has been dead for at least three generations. I've never met anyone alive who had that. It never occured to me it might be alive somewhere (in some rural southern US place I guess?)
Of all the Klingon wedding traditions, I think the Ma'Stakas have the most merit. After dealing with a wedding, I think those closest to the bride and groom have the right to beat them with sticks.
If I'm stupid enough to get married again, I will make sure my wife and I receive dueling pistols as part of the ceremony. Barring that, a ritual beatdown sounds like the next best thing.
How quintessentially Klingon. You have a wedding ceremony that involves wielding actual sharp weapons, and at the end someone gets attacked by audience members. 😄
Worf is my favorite character in the STAR TREK universe and this was absolutely one of his finest moments. I have to admit though Julian Bashir stole this scene at the end by being so zealous to beat the crap out of Worf. To this day whenever I see the look in his eyes as hes questioning Martok "now", I can't help but to crack up laughing. He couldn't wait to smack him.
"no one can stop the beating of two Klingon hearts, not even me" acceptance from Sirella & Welcome to the family from your mother in law to Jadzia who acknowledges it with her smile. note: if Jadzia didn't stand up to Sirella earlier this acceptance never would have happened. VERY Klingon behavoir
No, quite the opposite. Jadzia was being arrogant as Dax, Sirella knew all about Dax's accomplishments but as far as she was concerned Jadzia was just another peasant who had to gain her respect. Once Jadzia dropped the Dax attitude and accepted her place in Sirella's heirachy then did Sirella welcome her.
I don't know why, but everytime i see this i feel like i am at that wedding and like Julian and O'brien i jump forward with the pain sticks and jump into the party of fun. its so amazing that they actually let this be made. one might've thought that the day would come. from the first moment they met there was always a spark between them.
Currently watching the sixth season on Netflix and during every single Worf/Jadzia Scene, knowing whats to come, I feel so sorry for them - especially for Worf.
I dont, that marriage wouldnt have lasted if it was real, Worf was a traditionalist, Jadzia a feminist liberalized thot with a shattered pair bonding ability, after hooking up with soo many people. This conflict between their core characters is even used as a plot point in the show and nearly causes their relationship to end. Would rather Worf end up with a Klingon female, it suits his character more and his desire to be accepted by his kind.
@@SagaciousNihilist Worf wouldn’t be happy with a Klingon woman. At least not in the most fulfilling way. Jadzia was his equal. She balanced him and he balanced her.
I love klingon weddings, the ending of this episode has so many long lasting repercussions all the way through the end of the series. Truly a very memorable episode.
hahaha oh, julian... "miles?" "yeah?" "it's working. i've had a vision about the future. i can see it so clearly now." "what is it?" "I'm gonna KILL worf!"
I wished I could have convinced my wife to be wed Klingon style. The Word you seek is "Batleth" Even I have mis-spelled it. Damn this Human PC, it won't accept Klingon Spell Check !!!!
I loved how they tied this into the episode where Worf is faced with a decision to save Jadzia or the Alpha Quadrant and he hears her heart beating louder and louder and he couldn't resist the urge to save his wife.
I love how at the beginning of the episode, they agree to move up the wedding so they can include Worf’s son, and then he’s barely in the rest of the episode lol. Alexander always being forgotten about.
I have read about stories of true Trekkies getting married ethier in starfleet uniforms, or as klingons, Romulans, etc! Its totally insane but it is worth it! Showing their love for Star Trek.
This part ALWAYS makes me CRY, LAUGH, REGRET, HOPE and FEEL the universe has more for us.. I'm a big believer of the universe delivers what we need.. when we need... and HOW we need... :) to need is good... just remember were it's coming from cause the cost CAN be high... ;)
I love this episode! Just after the Federation and the Klingons drove the Dominion and Cardassians from Deep space Nine, bringing much needed morale, Worf and Dax finnally get married Klingon style! Jazia went thru hell from General Martok's wife just to be accepted to her family. But, it was worth it!
I actually came here planning to comment on that. As an old-fashioned warrior race, you would think the Klingons would be misogynistic as all hell. But in fact they are quite chivalrous : )
I always love watching weddings in other cultures (western weddings are so boring). I think the writers did a very good job of fabricating a unique set of traditions that made sense for a culture like the Klingons.
Stop with the racist Orientalism. You've never seen a Western wedding. You watched a TV show so you think you know what weddings are like. There is absolutely nothing worse than a oikophobe who hates their own culture. There's German weddings, French weddings, Italian weddings, American Southern weddings, all with their own distinct traditions and practices. Go move to India if you love your idea of what their culture is so much. They would absolutely hate someone like you.
Charge of the Light Brigade, Bashir and O'Brien actually recite the poem at one point, which is in reference to an ill-fated English Cavalry charge against the Russians. Worf just happens to have been raised in Russia too :p
I just love how Bashir and Obrien charged at Worf.... and how i know they got their asses kicked because of it hahahahahahha, i love this wedding and this seires in general
Of the crew of the Enterprise, Worf was a little closer to Riker than the others. However, he has the utmost respect for Picard. It would have worked without some of the others, but not without Picard and Riker.
Probably my favourite scene in all of DS9 (which does offer some stiff competition). There's nothing I would change. It's just perfection. Deeply satisfying.
When I was a kid I saw this and thought "Those little bouncy balls won't hurt that much." Years later, after getting hit with a rubber mallet, I can attest - I was very, very mistaken in my youth.
If I ever have a wedding I would to have all the bridemaids and groomsmen given foam swords and after I do. The reciptionist gives me and my spouse foam swords and yells on guard and they all charge at us and we get to fight them all off.
When my husband and I (both huge Trekkies) got married earlier this year, my vows included the line "I promise to join with you, and stand with you, against all who would oppose us". It seemed the honourable thing to do.
You're one of two or three people I saw in the comments to incorporate at least some part of this wedding into their own. I was going to wager that someone had done just that but I see I don't need to because you proved me correct.
You bring honor to your house
May the God's bring honor to your house
Both of you would stand no chance against me.
Glory to your House!
“With fire and steel did the gods forge the Klingon heart” is probably the most metal thing I’ve heard anyone say in trek.
I love how touching the wedding is…and also how Miles and Julian are spending the entire time waiting to get their revenge on Worf 😂
It always bothered me that they couldn’t get at least one member of the Enterprise crew to show up for the wedding
@@curtyeomans8446 either they didn't have it in the budget to get them, or their schedule didn't allow it.
@@curtyeomans8446 O'Brien was there, are you trying to tell us that he wasn't a member of the Enterprise crew?
@@CoralCopperHead he worked a transporter pad so we didn’t ever see him except when someone was beaming aboard or off the ship, or when he got married. He was basically the same as that nurse you occasionally saw in sick bay and who got a very small bit of character development but was not a major player on the ship. You know darn well I’m talking about the bridge crew, the senior officers - the people Worf by far spent the most time with
@@curtyeomans8446 well, o'Brian was a member of the Enterprise
Look at O'Brien and Bashir. After that "bachelor party" they suffered through, you know the beating they are going to give Worf will be more than ceremonial. LOL
RAVEN STAR Colm Meaney's Character Chief Miles O'Brian is an Irishman not a Scot. Worf might enjoy the beating, his Klingon masochistic traits
But ten seconds later they are both on the floor with their teeth knocked out. A few cracked ribs. A fractured skull and a "Mild" concision.
+Said Angel that's a sign of respect.
+RAVEN STAR he is Irish
@@SHA4200 Worf is a traditionalist. He would not have stopped them from beating him or Jadzia. To do so would have been dishonorable.
Martok being full mock battle commander with the mock bloodthirsty Bashir beating squad was amazing "Hold! ... NOW Doctor!"
No matter how problematic the Klingon outlook on life might be in some cases of practise... when it comes to marriage? This is powerful, honourable, and utterly genuine stuff. Love it.
Yes. Some may criticize Worf for abandoning the mission, in order to save Jadzia, but as far as romanticism goes, it’s completely wonderful.
@@keithtorgersen9664 Really, he should have never been sent on the mission with her to begin with.
There is a reason married couples are never deployed together.
Worf may have only had two women, but by god they were both foxy as hell.
@@The_Gallowglass 3. He and Troi were a thing at the end of TNG.
And getting a divorce is pretty fast too, seen with grilka and quark
I love this wedding. And I think the tradition of having to defend one another from friends and family is very symbolic since many married couples have to essentially do that in their first year of marriage. You're not truly married until you stand up for your partner against outsiders.
Getting married at end of month. I shall remember those words.
It's lifted from Ephesians 5:25-33
Not just the 1st year of marriage but some have to do it every day of the marriage if they stay living in the area. I had to do it in my 1st marriage & we were always arguing because of his mom & divorced so in my 2nd marriage before we even discussed the wedding, all thru our dating he knew I'd "never" live near in laws & family again , & not just his so it wasn't a surprise to him as I said, he knew where I stood on that issue because it was talked about alot ! That's a discussion just like money, sex, religion, kids, etc....
You should know traditionally the best man helped hold off a brides Brothers while the groom stole her away...
If you haven't done that while dating how did you make it too marriage. Your idea is idealistic but silly. Just like star trek
I have been to two weddings done up full Klingon, full costume for everybody, bride, groom, Master of Screams (that's the woman who performs the wedding) drums, and everything. And it's just as much of a thrill in person as in this show.
You all need to get a fuckin life
I'm honestly surprised that nobody has asked this question after seven years but...did you beat up the couple after the ceremony?
@@Woad25 One wedding no, one wedding yes. We had these things like giant q-tips, sticks about 4 feet long with pads on the end. Sometimes called pugilist sticks. And we, dressed in full Klingon with full makeup and uniforms, attacked the bride and groom.
@@RaiderOfTheLost I think they did!
@@RaiderOfTheLost They got married, so they did. You are in the wrong here
Worf looks a lot like a Medieval English King in his wedding outfit.
Talks like one too.
Replace "English" with many other types of European monarchs in the Middle Ages, and you'd be just as close....Hungarian King, German Medieval Emperor, Danish King, Romanian Lord Regent of Wallachia and Moldova, etc...
You know it would be great to have restaurant modeled on midevil times except Klingon.
The whole ceremony/speech actually reminds me of the lot of the rituals they portrayed in 'Vikings'
For truly on that day, he was indeed a merry man.
I had this myth read out on Wednesday at my wedding. Everyone loved it. Even the people who weren't Trek Fans.
@@kxmode thats got to be the best part
@Noah Levine How did your wedding go?
I was very disappointed when Jadzia died. She and Worf were my favourite ds9 couple. Loved their wedding.
They killed her off because the actress neglected to renew her contract
@@richterman3962 No, that's not what happened. She wanted to cut down her role, and Rick Berman said she had to either leave or continue to be there the same amount, so she left. He also treated her like garbage.
I agree. It wasn't the same without her
Yeah, ezri was a really shity replacement
Huge mistake. They should have begged her to stay and payed him and her more money to assure their continued participation
A moving ceremony. Also, Shannon Cochrane (Sirella) has a great voice for the role, at turns suitably declamatory and subtle.
Damn you Rick and Terry for not finding a solution for the contract of season 7. Jadzia should never have died!
aye... sigh... they were probably worried if they gave Terry a raise, they'll also have to give everyone else a raise - which means it become a negotiation shit-show.
but if Jadzia did live on - she may have appeared in the sequel TNG movies with worf... how sad the opportunity is missed.. :(
I think had Jadzia lived, it would have been great to see her transferred to the enterprise e with worf after the dominion war.
Quotenwagnerianer she had a diner in the Bronx to run, what can you do?
What they could had done, if Terry was to change her mind about leaving, they could had Jadzia fall into a deep coma at the end of Season 6 and if Terry didn't change her mind, Jadzia would die at the beginning of Season 7 or... This could had happened off-screen. In the last ever episode, when Worf leaves DS9, this only gets mentioned, we learn Jadzia has woken up from her coma and she wishes the DS9 crew well. Better than having her killed off.
Fucking Rick Berman.
Woah~ Man, you can feel how much Worf and Jadzia loved each other and how strongly they were committed to one another. This is a strong relationship.
Yes. The episode where Worf saved Jadzia at the expense of his career made me very happy.
Damn, Jadzia looked great in that outfit.
yup
Aye
Can't go wrong with the Power Girl boob window.
Jadzia always looked great! The hottest woman ever on Star Trek!
@@rowlffffff with you there
When Lady Sirella welcomes Jadzia into the House of Martok as her daughter, it was a tearful moment for me. I only wish that Sergei and Helena Rochenko could have been at Worf and Jadzia’s wedding.
I love how she says "not even me". It's a nice line already, but she says it with such acceptance and warmth, and Jadzia and Worf looking at her with some surprise and gratefulness is just so sweet.
Stupid ninjas and their stupid onions, they need to stop this nonsense.
Having Worf's adaptive parents would have been nice, but I don't think either were physically able to travel that far at that point. Hopefully they recorded it and sent it to them.
I don't remember where Alexander was at this point. I know he joins the Klingon military and seems to accept Jaxzia. It would have been nice to see him at the ceremony.
@@katherinkeegan8601 That’s true. I hope Worf & Jadzia did send them a video of the wedding. Alexander was serving under General Martok, and was the sword bearer, the Klingon equivalent to Best Man for his father.
@@maryhlad5277 Thank you, it's been awhile and I didn't remember about Alexander.
Human priest: "Do you promise to love, to cherish, to honor, to obey.."
Klingon: (snarling) "I will NOT obey!!"
"Today we meet on this merry day-"
"I am NOT a merry man!"
@@rickypoon6406 then perhaps today IS a good day to die
In our ceremony we didn't have obey in the vows and we are kinda traditional. I got a keeper.
@@momkatmax I don't know ANYONE who includes "obey" any more. I didn't & we've been married 61 years.
Even more than 100 years ago the 'obey' thing was on its last legs. Laura Ingalls Wilder writes about it when she's writing about her wedding, since it was still somewhat common then and she wasn't willing to say it. Her husband and the minister both agreed and had no problem with not having that. By now that tradition has been dead for at least three generations. I've never met anyone alive who had that. It never occured to me it might be alive somewhere (in some rural southern US place I guess?)
Of all the Klingon wedding traditions, I think the Ma'Stakas have the most merit. After dealing with a wedding, I think those closest to the bride and groom have the right to beat them with sticks.
100nitrog hahaha
If I'm stupid enough to get married again, I will make sure my wife and I receive dueling pistols as part of the ceremony. Barring that, a ritual beatdown sounds like the next best thing.
Especially if it's one of those truly horrifying *dry* weddings
@@catjudo1 My next of kin have orders to have me mentally committed if I ever marry again.
@@halfling49 like a 3 hour full wedding and mass on a hot june day in a church that has no ac?
It's actually impossible for Terry Farrell to look bad in any outfit.
She even looked good in Beverly Hills Madam.
She said she _loved_ wearing that dress. I am in _complete_ sympathy with her views on the matter.
This is one of my favorite episodes. Worf and Dax are such an awesome pairing. This wedding is beautiful
How quintessentially Klingon. You have a wedding ceremony that involves wielding actual sharp weapons, and at the end someone gets attacked by audience members. 😄
Worf is my favorite character in the STAR TREK universe and this was absolutely one of his finest moments. I have to admit though Julian Bashir stole this scene at the end by being so zealous to beat the crap out of Worf. To this day whenever I see the look in his eyes as hes questioning Martok "now", I can't help but to crack up laughing. He couldn't wait to smack him.
well.. he'd been starving himself for days in preparation for that moment :)
Dax gets a hug.
Worf gets a beating.
Yup. That sounds Klingon.
DAX gets a beating too
@@attiepollard7847 I'd like to think that Julian and Miles targeted Worf and left Dax alone
If I ever get married, I want a Klingon wedding (especially the hitting your friends with sticks part)
Is it mastaka sticks?
"no one can stop the beating of two Klingon hearts, not even me" acceptance from Sirella & Welcome to the family from your mother in law to Jadzia who acknowledges it with her smile. note: if Jadzia didn't stand up to Sirella earlier this acceptance never would have happened. VERY Klingon behavoir
No, quite the opposite. Jadzia was being arrogant as Dax, Sirella knew all about Dax's accomplishments but as far as she was concerned Jadzia was just another peasant who had to gain her respect. Once Jadzia dropped the Dax attitude and accepted her place in Sirella's heirachy then did Sirella welcome her.
I don't know why, but everytime i see this i feel like i am at that wedding and like Julian and O'brien i jump forward with the pain sticks and jump into the party of fun. its so amazing that they actually let this be made. one might've thought that the day would come. from the first moment they met there was always a spark between them.
It might be a sign of being too eager for combat when a Klingon has to tell you to wait more than once.
Remember what Worf put them through.
Currently watching the sixth season on Netflix and during every single Worf/Jadzia Scene, knowing whats to come, I feel so sorry for them - especially for Worf.
He’s lost almost everyone he cared about, it’s like Maggie from the Walking Dead
I dont, that marriage wouldnt have lasted if it was real, Worf was a traditionalist, Jadzia a feminist liberalized thot with a shattered pair bonding ability, after hooking up with soo many people. This conflict between their core characters is even used as a plot point in the show and nearly causes their relationship to end. Would rather Worf end up with a Klingon female, it suits his character more and his desire to be accepted by his kind.
@@SagaciousNihilist Worf wouldn’t be happy with a Klingon woman. At least not in the most fulfilling way. Jadzia was his equal. She balanced him and he balanced her.
Talk about a dream wedding. Forget LAWFULLY WEDDED!This is what finding the one is all about.
One of my favorite Star Trek moments of all time.
Michael Dorn brought this character to perfection.
By ourselves; formidable.
Together; Indomitable.
Not Quark at 01:20 thinking "Yes yes, but while all this is going on, no one is playing Dabo or ordering drinks or meals! I'll go bankrupt!"
😂😂😂😂😂😂 right?
I'm a Trekkie. I love this. Now clavicle bones must be broken.
I love klingon weddings, the ending of this episode has so many long lasting repercussions all the way through the end of the series. Truly a very memorable episode.
Human wedding: do you promise to love each other?
Klingon wedding: do you promise to fuck up your spouse’s enemies?
Beating the shit out of your friends is the best part of the Klingon wedding!!
bigrednavajo indeed, if only to fail.
Only the Klingons would destroy their gods and turn the heavens to ashes:-) Love it
Sounds like the final scene of Wagner's 'Gotterdammerung' to me!
If my people were more like Klingons, I would actually consider going to family reunions.
Callie in fairness humans aren’t much better, look at Christianity, we nailed our god to wood and stabbed him with a spear till he died
Kratos: *nods respectfully to the klingons*
"To this very day, no one could oppose the beating of two Klingon hearts. ... not even me"
that line gets me every time
hahaha oh, julian...
"miles?"
"yeah?"
"it's working. i've had a vision about the future. i can see it so clearly now."
"what is it?"
"I'm gonna KILL worf!"
yesss
We lost it when both were just hanging there chanting "Kill Word, Kill Worf" 😂
I thought she was hot to begin with...but HOLY CRAP SHE BE BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Any who do not get a little choked up by this have no honor!
Whoever writes these scripts is very impressive! It's like looking at something true.
Very easily one of the top 10 best moments of DS9 IMO.
When I get married, it's red outfits and batlifs. That's the way to do it.
A couple actually got married in Klingon garb, attire and I think this included prosthetics :)
The Red Wedding.
You just described a traditional Chinese wedding 😂😂😂
I wished I could have convinced my wife to be wed Klingon style. The Word you seek is "Batleth" Even I have mis-spelled it. Damn this Human PC, it won't accept Klingon Spell Check !!!!
YTEdy what’s a batlif? I know bat’leth but batlif is that a type work out 🏋️ maneuver 🦇 🏋️♂️ 👿
A love so powerful that it tears the Gods and heavens asunder... now that's what I call romance!
Only a Klingon wedding would involve (simulated) combat and feature weapons
This was a cute series. I was too young to watch when it aired originally, I wouldn't have understood it.
Our daughter got engaged today. Our son made us watch this video. They are Millennials.
Fun video anyway! All-star cast.
I loved how they tied this into the episode where Worf is faced with a decision to save Jadzia or the Alpha Quadrant and he hears her heart beating louder and louder and he couldn't resist the urge to save his wife.
I guess the Hippocratic Oath doesn't apply when it comes to a Klingon wedding.
slimj091 the bruising and contusions alone after the wedding night... and I’m talking about worf.
@@deuteriumjones. Doctor Bashir himself wanted to kill Worf.
When Terry whispered „Yes. I swear“ I would have cried because I couldn’t believe any man could be so lucky. Least of all me.
omg i can't believe i missed this episode, it looks totally fun to watch.
its really good
Looked it up and watched it, it was indeed really good.
It was worth the wait.
I love how at the beginning of the episode, they agree to move up the wedding so they can include Worf’s son, and then he’s barely in the rest of the episode lol. Alexander always being forgotten about.
If I ever get married, this is how I want it to be.
I really want to use these vows one day!
Updates? Still unwed?
3 years later? Well? How goes it, friendo? :)
Four years?
The "my daughter" part is actually precious
I loved this wedding. This made me cry tears of joy
Terri never looked better!!❤
Julian: ''now? and now?'' :D
O'Brien: ''no.'' -_-
Julian: :(
I need to get my man into Star Trek if I am ever going to have a Klingon wedding.
Say what you want about Klingons, but they understand and appreciate romance and love better than anyone.
I have read about stories of true Trekkies getting married ethier in starfleet uniforms, or as klingons, Romulans, etc! Its totally insane but it is worth it! Showing their love for Star Trek.
If I ever get married, I’m doing it in Jadzia’s dress. Of course, I’d have to find a man who loves Star Trek as much as I do and would dress as Worf.
Good luck to you.
So when's the ceremony?
ohhh there are many trekkie man who will do this- its like ancient turkish mongol wedding😃
What a cool wedding vow origin.
Haha i love the eager face on Bashir wanting to beat the crap out Worf for putting him through that hell of a bachelor party ritual!
This part ALWAYS makes me CRY, LAUGH, REGRET, HOPE and FEEL the universe has more for us.. I'm a big believer of the universe delivers what we need.. when we need... and HOW we need... :) to need is good... just remember were it's coming from cause the cost CAN be high... ;)
one of my fav moments ever in any ST episode
One of the best science fiction show/episodes ever, never any question about production values either.
Bashir and O’Brien were really eager for payback after putting up with the traditions they put them through lol
I love this episode! Just after the Federation and the Klingons drove the Dominion and Cardassians from Deep space Nine, bringing much needed morale, Worf and Dax finnally get married Klingon style! Jazia went thru hell from General Martok's wife just to be accepted to her family. But, it was worth it!
🤔 It was Alexander that got the wedding started right away…so cool for everyone 😎
Give Alexander credit for arranging the wedding on DS9! Being there for his father meant a lot to him.
I have always fancied myself as a warrior, yet this marriage struck a cord within me. A lovely marriage, truly.
A Trill and a Klingon got married on DS9 - Still a great moment in Trek history!
Klingons- For such a fearsome warrior race, they can be really romantic.
I actually came here planning to comment on that. As an old-fashioned warrior race, you would think the Klingons would be misogynistic as all hell. But in fact they are quite chivalrous : )
I dont know much about them, but from what I have seem about klingons, the women are also fighters so why would there be misogeny
@@ayseakbas111 I only meant at first glance. Once, you actually spend some time with them, you figure they are not sexist at all.
Passion and courage can be one and the same. You would want someone worthy to stand with you,to inherit strengths,and who is willing to fight for you.
Personally, I think The Klingon Wedding is a Beautiful ritual.
I always love watching weddings in other cultures (western weddings are so boring). I think the writers did a very good job of fabricating a unique set of traditions that made sense for a culture like the Klingons.
Yeah I can tell you're type who's marrying someone from the Eastern Hemisphere to have some extravagantly gaudy wedding.
Stop with the racist Orientalism. You've never seen a Western wedding. You watched a TV show so you think you know what weddings are like. There is absolutely nothing worse than a oikophobe who hates their own culture. There's German weddings, French weddings, Italian weddings, American Southern weddings, all with their own distinct traditions and practices. Go move to India if you love your idea of what their culture is so much. They would absolutely hate someone like you.
4:17 Bashir and OBrien charge to their glorious deaths
Charge of the Light Brigade, Bashir and O'Brien actually recite the poem at one point, which is in reference to an ill-fated English Cavalry charge against the Russians. Worf just happens to have been raised in Russia too :p
One of my favorite episodes
Thanks for uploading
I just love how Bashir and Obrien charged at Worf.... and how i know they got their asses kicked because of it hahahahahahha, i love this wedding and this seires in general
My fiancée and I are planning to have a Klingon wedding!!!
Good Luck
Will gagh be on the menu?
A couple already did. The Officiant may have to be able to speak Klingon
PLEASE tell us how it went
M Coleman gagh was not on the menu, but it was a cookout...
I read that the TNG cast were meant to appear in this scene, but only Jonathan Frakes and LeVar Burton were available.
Of the crew of the Enterprise, Worf was a little closer to Riker than the others. However, he has the utmost respect for Picard. It would have worked without some of the others, but not without Picard and Riker.
Wow, how I missed this! Thank you.
Probably my favourite scene in all of DS9 (which does offer some stiff competition). There's nothing I would change. It's just perfection. Deeply satisfying.
I had tears in my eyes watching this.
As an ordained minister...i kind of have an idea..
Oh look, back when Star Trek was made with passion.
Worf. ...you're the luckiest man alive
When I was a kid I saw this and thought "Those little bouncy balls won't hurt that much."
Years later, after getting hit with a rubber mallet, I can attest - I was very, very mistaken in my youth.
I absolutely love the Klingon religion.
"Our gods? Oh, they were weak so we slew them."
Seeing Worf on DS9 reminds me of a kid in a new school with his new friends.
"NOW DOCTOR!"
I love how bashir and Obrien has just been WAITING for that moment throughout the entire thing!
I'd wondered how a Klingon wedding looked. I was very impressed ☺️
3:08 The look on Quark's face tho, that's "The Thousand Yard Stare of Grilka"
if ya know what i mean 😍
She couldn't wait to get Worf's pain stick.
I want these vows for my wedding!
I can only hope my own wedding has words this beautiful
Yes, there is no shame in crying manly tears of joy at such a scene.... *thumbs up*
That Klingon music is awesome.
I never saw this episode. This is great.
This is one amazing wedding imagine if somebody did this in real life that would be exciting
If I ever have a wedding I would to have all the bridemaids and groomsmen given foam swords and after I do. The reciptionist gives me and my spouse foam swords and yells on guard and they all charge at us and we get to fight them all off.
I cried. Thanks. For the record you're at 306,444 views now.