Here's an article by Star, it was published (last week) before the NBCMV spoiler or TV-guide spoiler
"FRIENDS SECRET WEDDING DRAMA - Side-Splitting Show Has Rachel & Ross Tied Up In Knots"
Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer pretend to be married in a hilarious new episode of "Friends" that could lead to their characters Rachel and Ross actually tying the knot by season's end, insiders reveal.
And Star has an exclusive inside scoop on the altar-bound episode that could alter the series forever!
The writers are setting up the season finale so pregnant Rachel can marry Ross, who is the father of her child. But there is still the chance that Joey (Matt LeBlanc), who has already professed his love for her, could walk her down the aisle instead, reveals an insider familiar with the top-secret script.
"We already know Rachel's going to have a baby girl," says the insider. "What happens next will be pure 'Friends' magic."
The surprising show, airing March 28, which sets events in motion is titled "The One With The Zesty Guy," and features Alec Baldwin as the love interest of Lisa Kudrow's character Phoebe. The revolves around the 35th wedding anniversary of Ross and Monica's parents, played by Elliot Gould and Christina Pickles.
Embarassed by the fact that Ross fathered Rachel's child out of wedlock, his parents tell friends he's married to his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
"Initially, Rachel and Ross don't want any part of it," the insider reveals. "But when Ross' uncle hands him a big check as a wedding gift, they decide to play along with the charade."
The hilarity really kicks into gear as Rachel gets into blabbing the details of her "special day."
"She starts saying they were married on a Caribbean island at sunset while Stevie Wonder sang 'Isn't She Lovely,'" the insider reveals.
Ross takes it a step further by saying he proposed at the New York Planetarium by having the words "Will You Marry Me?" written across the dome as Frank Sinatra's "The Way You Look Tonight" played.
But the details of their imaginary nuptials take a serious turn when Rachel asks her ex-lover Ross if he meant it.
"Ross confesses he dreamed up the proposal while they were dating," says the insider, "and Rachel admits it would've been hard to say no."
[snip unimportant stuff that we already know about, like them resigning for a ninth year]
"Writers have yet to decide whether the parents-to-be will tie the knot," the source says, "but this episode will definitely leave fans wanting more."
It sounds interesting....