Eighth Doctor and Scarlette's wedding

In 1782, a wedding ceremony was held between the Eighth Doctor and Scarlette in the Church of Saint Simone on the island of St Belique.

The Doctor intended to wed a human to bind himself to the Earth and heal his sickness caused by the erasure of the Homeworld, although ultimately the wedding was insufficient to help his condition. Initially he was planned to marry Juliette Vierge, but months before the wedding she defected from the Henrietta Street House and joined Sabbath on the Jonah. Scarlette ultimately stepped in to fill Juliette's place.

The Doctor sent out invitations to thirteen groups for the wedding: the Hellfire Club, represented by Scarlette; the Grand Lodge of British Freemasonry, 33rd Degree or Higher, represented by a large group including a Scottish Rite member; the Church, represented by Robert Kemp; the Ereticy, represented by Katya and a Russian delegation; the Cardinal de Rohan, represented by a clownish Frenchman; "Family", represented by the Man with the Rosette; the Grand Lodge Temple of St Andrew's Trust, represented by the Virginian Mason Van Burgh; the Mayakai, represented by, though their invitation had been given to Sabbath; the London House of Flagellation, represented by Mrs Gallacher herself; a Chinese group, represented by Dr. Who; the followers or family of Mackandal, represented by a group of Maroons led by Émondeur; an unknown faction; and the Service, officially absent but secretly represented by a Ratcatcher and a few others.

Sabbath was invited to be the Doctor's best man, but after betraying the Doctor, he was disinvited. He instead appeared at the wedding by binding up the Frechman and taking his place in an ape mask.

Despite the Doctor's worsening sickness, the wedding continued as intended, with all thirteen delegations in attendance. At the moment that the Doctor and Scarlette kissed, all in the Church were transported into the Kingdom of Beasts, with the exception of Lisa-Beth Lachlan and Rebecca Macardle, who belonged to no delegation. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street)