In sequel
Romeo and Paris.
The marriage between Romeo and Juliet takes place in secret at Friar Laurence's cell in Romeo and Juliet.
Juliet drinks Friar Lawrence's potion, which she fears may actually be poison, rather than enter into a bigamous marriage with Paris.
Father Lawrence advises Paris to go easy on the wedding arrangements and not rush into the marriage with Juliet. He believes that Paris and Juliet should take the time to truly understand and love each other before getting married.
In scene 5 of "Romeo and Juliet," Juliet's family arranges her marriage to Paris without her consent. This alienates Juliet from her family as they disregard her feelings and desires, pushing her to take drastic measures to be with Romeo instead.
About the one with Paris? No, not really. She is told in Act 1 that Paris is interested in marrying her, and that she should check him out at the party. Of course she is otherwise engaged with Romeo and doesn't take much notice of Paris. (The Luhrmann film does this rather well.) As for setting the date of the marriage to Paris, Capulet does this without consulting Juliet first, and then is placed in an embarrassing position when it turns out that Juliet does not want to marry Paris after all. As is typical of people who make assumptions about how other people feel and think, he gets mad at her for disproving his assumption.
Thursday. But after Juliet refused, then asked for forgiveness, they moved it up a day, so the wedding in the end was to take place on Wednesday
At Juliet's parents' place.
In Act 3 Scene 4, Lord Capulet discusses Juliet's marriage with Paris, along with Lady Capulet. Lord Capulet relays his concerns of Juliet staying cooped up in her room, grieving the loss of her cousin, Tybalt, who has been slain in battle against Romeo. Lord Capulet decides to confirm their marriage to each other (Juliet and Paris) to help her take her mind off the death of Tybalt. He suggests Wednesday, but changes his mind to Thursday as he feels Wednesday would be too soon (it is currently Monday). Lord Capulet decides for the marriage to be a simple one among a small group of audience. (note how Lord Capulet arranges everything for Juliet and does not take into consideration her opinion on the matter. He also confident Juliet will agree to the marriage, showing how he knows very little about the daughter whom he supposedly treasures, as he is unaware of her marriage with Romeo, and the fact they even consummated while holding this conversation) Paris wishes the following day were Thursday to express his excitement for his marriage before bidding the Lord and Lady farewell.
about how meny years ago dose Romeo and Juliet take place
Capulet arranges for the wedding between Juliet and Paris to take place sooner than originally planned.
Prologues do not have settings. They are apart from the action of the play.