Michael, Dwight, Ryan, Phyllis and the rest of “The Office” cast weren’t the only ones excited for Jim and Pam’s wedding.

Viewers have undoubtedly been waiting for this precious union since their mutual attraction became highly evident in season one.

Numerous promos for the show proved this episode was highly-anticipated.

From the beginning, Jim and Pam flirted endlessly. They had inside jokes, always had the words “I Love You” on the tip of their tongues and tended to be dating someone else when the other was single­— all signs of unrequited love.

Once Jim finally proposed to a surprised Pam at a rest stop, some viewers ought to have wondered if the end was in store for “The Office.”

Once something unattainable is achieved, doesn’t that somehow break the space-time continuum or cause another form of catastrophe?

Besides getting married, the Halpert couple has another important event looming on the horizon. In an unlikely turn of events, the couple revealed to their co-workers that they’re expecting a child.

Much to Andy’s dismay, the child will likely not be any form of “Tuna.”

A scenic wedding at Niagara Falls fits the cute couple perfectly. As Pam gets stressed out, Jim, as usual, is there to comfort her. Also typical were Jim’s adorable comments that certainly made female viewers swoon.

After six seasons and four-and-a-half years on television, the couple finally tied the knot. But because the marriage is part of “The Office,” unexpected instances of hilarity occurred. Andy tearing his scrotum, Michael spending time with Pam’s mom and Kevin being a hit at the wedding were a few of the most memorable moments.

Only time will tell how this new relationship status will affect the goings-on at the office.

After all, Jim is co-manager with Michael and Pam is a salesperson.

Change is nothing new to this newly-married couple, as they have conquered many obstacles to get to where they are now. The two most charming people on “The Office” just became television’s cutest couple.

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