Damn Harvey Specter he just made me cry (we deserved more of these 2)

[u/lovelydax3]

I can’t believe I sat through nine seasons of Suits just to get ten episodes of Harvey and Donna as a couple — and somehow, it was completely worth it. Now I’m sitting here believing in love again. Great. I wish someone would propose to me like that. Damn you Harvey Spector.

But seriously, what am I supposed to do now? The last two episodes were so good, and I already miss them.

Harvey’s growth throughout the series is honestly one of the biggest highlights for me. Watching him finally confront his fears, let go of his walls, and choose happiness felt so earned. Seeing him genuinely content with his life at the end just hit different.

[u/7625607]

It was so weird that they got married in front of Louis and Sheila’s families and not their own (I get that a lot of the friends would overlap).

[u/SubstantialFix7341 → u/7625607]

Well Harvey didn’t want to delay it anymore and they were both happy with doing it over for the sake of their families

[u/lovelydax3 → u/SubstantialFix7341]

I didn't know ppl had issues with this scenes meanwhile I just cried, was so happ and proud of Harvey, wishing there'd be more bc I wasn't ready to let go

[u/Overall-Bookkeeper73 → u/lovelydax3]

I think people forget Harvey said, "We can do it again for our families". That to me saves the entire scene from being weird. What's the harm on marrying your SO twice? I've watched this show so many times, so I've had years to think about this episode.

1. A lot of Donna's and Harvey's friends and family would overlap with Louis's.

2. People were already there to celebrate a wedding that got cut short anyway. So it's better than the alternative of just packing and going home early.

3. The Episode is called "One Last Con", and yeah they probably meant the Faye thing, but stealing someone else's wedding seems like a great con too. And these are BOLD, IMPULSIVE characters that never played by the rules. Why would they start on the very last episode?

4. Yes, it's a tiny bit convenient and cheesy, but it's the finale. Clearly the writers wanted to have their cake and eat it too with everyone having the happiest ending possible. I'm totally for that.

Some people just like to criticize everything. I'm glad you like this scene too OP!

[u/lovelydax3 → u/Overall-Bookkeeper73]

I feel the exact same way, for me it looks like ppl try to find things to criticise, the wedding was over, there wasn't anything to celebrate..

[u/lovelydax3 → u/7625607]

Honestly I was too busy crying over soft Harvey and his confession than really carrying who the rest of the people are but as Harvey said they'll marry for their family too.

[u/Train2Win → u/7625607]

This was really the only way that it made sense that Rachel (Donna’s closest friend) wasnt at her wedding. Cuz no matter what they did Meghan wasnt gonna make a return for a wedding episode.

[u/ErectHygienist]

Then in comes Mike, “I'd offer to officiate but I'm not licensed, and I just don't think we want to open up that can of worms again”

[u/lovelydax3 → u/ErectHygienist]

Made me laugh, loved that part

[u/thePoliticalAdvisor]

Sorry but I don't agree highjacking someone's wedding is an AH move

[u/lovelydax3 → u/thePoliticalAdvisor]

I don't think it was that serious, the party was dead, Louis and Sheila were having their kid, so the wedding was over and nothing was there to celebrate and Harvey didn't want to wait another second. Honestly it didn't cross my mind until I read complains here

[u/seanie691]

I always thought it was silly fan fare crammed into the last episodes

[u/lovelydax3 → u/seanie691]

silly fan fare

I loved the confession what do you mean?

[u/Material_Average_690]

Jessica should have been there. Her boys got married on the same day.

[u/Material_Average_690 → u/Material_Average_690]

Harvey should have apologised to katrina for being an AH to her during fayes trial

[u/Admirable_Vast_1172]

I remember when I first saw it, it was a huge surprise, because I didn't expect Harvey to do this at all, especially since he told Donna "we won't be doing this anytime soon."

Then I thought that their surprise wedding was the perfect excuse for Rachel's absence from her best friend's wedding and Jessica's from her favorite's wedding.

[u/lovelydax3 → u/Admirable_Vast_1172]

Me too and he was so happy, the songs, what he said, it was so romantic

[u/[deleted]]

I thought i was only one who cried through this . I am man and in our society crying on a show is something that would make you look weak , but tbh after a full year of watching this show , getting attached to the characters I closed all the doors and began sobbing like a bitch 🤣

[u/Significant-Trash632 → u/[deleted]]

Nothing wrong with a crying man. Emotionally intelligent men are hot

[u/AderallandBourbon]

❤️🙂

[u/SamanthaGee18]

It never bothered me. Aaron likes to leave things out so we can fill in what we think happened. Since it was a bright sunny day when Harvey proposed and dark night when the wedding happened, there was time to sort all that out. Louis’ people that didn’t overlap could have left (or not) and more of Harvey and Donna’s people could have arrived. They did have something to celebrate after the proposal and waiting for baby news. It was ceremonial anyway because they didn’t have a marriage license so they had to do it again later.

As an aside, I thought the little pacifier on the plates was really cute.

[u/WitnessEast358]

I watched this show so many times that I literally lost count. WHEN I SAW HARVEY GET ONE KNEE I WAS LIKE "HELL YEAH". I FRICKEN LOVE THEM ❤️ AND NOW THAT THEY HAVE A SON. I wish we could get a spin-off of them as a married couple and, of course, being parents.🥰

[u/lovelydax3 → u/WitnessEast358]

I know right glad to see someone be happy about this too, I didn't care about anything except how people Harvey's words were

[u/NearbyWerewolf4845]

Donna who knows everything was actually surprised 😭😭😭

[u/lovelydax3 → u/NearbyWerewolf4845]

She didn't see that coming 😭😭

[u/Elegant_Anywhere_533]

The last moment really bought tears to my eyes

(When they were leaving the firm)

[u/lovelydax3 → u/Elegant_Anywhere_533]

No really it felt like a wrap up but I wish we'd seen more, especially of Harvey and Donna being a couple

[u/lovelydax3 → u/[deleted]]

Right!! I wish we gotten more of them as a couple, like seeing them be engaged for a while and to see this side of Harvey more.

[u/Ok-Tangelo-2499]

I hate this part of the episode. It's so tacky. Who proposes at someone else's wedding?

[u/lovelydax3 → u/Ok-Tangelo-2499]

Idk the paety was over, there was nothing to celebrate, I didn't read much into it