day at her aunt's. Everyone is reconciled. Woodpecker and Maria go into the house together. Musical numbersAct INo.1. Patty and Jackson (Today, at eleven) No.2. Woodpecker (Maria is simple and chaste) No.3. Chorus and Maguire (Ring, ye joybells, long and loudly... You've kept us all waiting outside!) No.4. Bella (By dreams of ample profit lured) No.5. Bella and Woodpecker (I want a hat of finest straw) No.6. Cripps and Maguire with Chorus (Gracious, how I have been running)Act IINo.7. Duke (Oh butcher, oh baker, oh candlestick-maker) No.8. Woodpecker and Marchioness (The slave of impulse I) No.9. Maguire with Chorus (Now, Woodpecker!... Why, we're all making merry) No.10. Finale: (Hurrah for the bride with a right good will)Act III' No.11. Bunthunder (Though called upon I've never been) No.12. Woodpecker and Bunthunder (Your pardon, sir... From the Marchionesses) No.13. Maguire with Chorus (If you value a peaceable life) No.14. Woodpecker and Bunthunder (I've come across hats of all colours and sorts) No.15. Finale: (Free, free! Hurrah!) Notes References External links Haste to the Wedding at The Gilbert & Sullivan Archive Score of Haste to the Wedding Web opera Background and link to scripts of both The Wedding March and Haste to the Wedding Review of The Wedding March in The Times, 19 November 1873 Review of Haste to the Wedding in The Times, 28 July 1892 Photo of Franklin D. Roosevelt in a school production of The Wedding March Link to Recordings page at the Comic Opera Guild 1892 operas Works by W. S. Gilbert English-language operas English comic operas Operas Operas by George Grossmith