"The Wedding" is a comedy play by the famous English playwright George Bernard Shaw. In this work, the author skilfully combines deep philosophical considerations with acute social criticism. The main character, who decided to get married, finds himself in the midst of family conflicts, moral dilemmas and the sense of aristocratic society. Through lively dialogue and an unpredictable plot, the show raises questions about the true nature of marriage and the relationship between a man and a woman. The expressive depth and satirical sharp humor make "The Wedding" an important work in classic English literature.