As Whitey's last game approaches, the residents of Tree Hill feel the pressure of a looming State Championship. Peyton reveals to Lucas that she has feelings for him. Haley learns the sex of her baby. Nathan and Lucas clash over personal and team goals. Karen shows Deb tough love, while Dan tries to strike a bargain with Daunte.

The biggest day of Brooke Davis' life has arrived, her wedding day. Julian gets his parents to agree to a truce on their special day, but will they uphold their end? Brooke makes up with her mom, and when her dad fails to turn up, her mom walks her down the aisle. Nathan's advice of sincerity helps inspire Julian's 'best man' Jamie to make a brilliantly simple speech. Chase disagrees with Skills' absurd security-obsessed job description for them as ushers. He ends up making hotter use of the limousine.

Before tired Nathan can finally rejoin his longing family, Dan has turned up and secured himself a temporary stay on account of his burnt-down restaurant, where he lived, but may have torched it. Chase is happy but exhausted on account of running the bar and an intense sex life with Alex. As if nocturnal baby care exhaustion wasn't bad enough for Julian and Brooke, his studio project only seems to bring debt and her boys fashion label fails to get financed, but her father Ted Davis actually turns up for the twins' christening. Clay's exhaustion is diagnosed medically serious. Chris Keller got engaged by Haley's music label under an alias, immediately antagonizes Alex but proves himself an genius producer.