Two individuals from the world class crew on Regulation and Request: Unique Casualties Unit are gone to the town hall — just this time it’s for a really blissful event.

Analyst Amanda Rollins (Kelli Giddish) and her previous accomplice turned-Collaborator Head prosecutor Dominick “Sonny” Carisi (Peter Scanavino) are getting hitched in Thursday’s episode, which likewise is Giddish’s last debut on the show. In Individuals’ elite First Look, fans can see a radiating Rollins wearing white and conveying a little bunch of roses close to Carisi as they stand under the steady gaze of an adjudicator directing their pre-marriage ceremony. Chief Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay), Sergeant Odafin “Blade” Tutuola (Ice-T) and Analyst Joe Velasco (Octavio Pisano) act as observers to the big second for their companions and SVU partners.

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Velasco grins at a close to home Benson as she energetically holds her hand over her heart (offsetting Balance’s distinctively emotionless position).

Fans have been pondering for a really long time about how Rollins and Carisi’s storyline would wrap, particularly after the depiction for this season’s fall finale, “And an Injury in a Pear Tree,” referenced the two dealing with an “significant arraignment.” A few fans thought the couple, lovingly known as “Rollisi,” could decide on a homegrown organization over a marriage while others drifted the hypothesis that Carisi could formally embrace Rollins’ two little girls, Billie and Jesse — the two thoughts apparently ignited by the town hall setting.

The wedding hypothesis, notwithstanding, got going after Rollins was seen sporting white in the first promotion for the episode.”You going to begin crying as of now, Liv?” Blade joked in the clasp.

An alternate secret likewise showed Rollins embracing Carisi in what had all the earmarks of being a post-function toast with loved ones in a video tweeted by the authority Regulation and Request account in front of the establishment’s fall finales. “I love you, Amanda,” a started crying Benson said as she and Rollins embraced.

Giddish, who has depicted Rollins starting around 2011, reported in August that she would leave the show after 12 seasons. “I needed to address the prattle I’ve seen on the web and told everybody that this will, without a doubt, be my keep going season on Regulation and Request: SVU,” she said in an explanation to Individuals.

“Playing Rollins has been one of the best delights and honors of my life. I’ve been so lucky to be a piece of the Law and Request family throughout the previous 12 years,” she proceeded.

“There is just no other person on television like Rollins. She’s developed and changed, and I have too. I began this show when I was in my late 20s and I’m appreciative I got to spend so many of my grown-up years with Rollins in my life.” Regulation and Request: SVU airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on NBC.