Netflix’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ ends Season 3 with Joanne and Noah’s wedding

The finale reveals a wedding that diverges from the couple’s earlier plans and shows shifts in supporting characters’ storylines.

By Felo News Desk · Published Fri, 23 Oct 2026 20:43:21 GMT

Netflix’s comedy‑drama Nobody Wants This wrapped its third season on Oct. 22, 2026, with Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah (Adam Brody) exchanging vows, according to Elle.

What happened

The finale, titled “The Plunge,” sees the couple travel to Malibu for Joanne’s mikvah. After a family argument erupts, Noah tells Joanne, “This is supposed to be about us, and we got way off track. Marry me. Right here, right now, just us. I just want to be married to you.”
Rabbi Eden (Sarah Silverman) officiates an impromptu beach ceremony, using a ketubah retrieved from her car and a stranger on the shore as a witness. The episode cuts away before the vows are spoken, but the show’s creators confirm the marriage.

What the reports add

The engagement ring is a Victorian‑era cluster ring from Fox and Bond, an L.A. brand founded by Blair Fox and Sunny Bond in 2015. It features a 1.26‑carat old‑mine‑cut center diamond set in 18K yellow gold and silver, surrounded by ten smaller diamonds, for a total of 2.27 carats and a retail price of $11,385. The piece was loaned for production.
Sunny Bond explains the cut: “It was cut in the Victorian era before modern diamond cutting technology was invented… every single facet is different.” Blair Fox adds, “They’re not symmetrically cut like they are now… they just reflect light in a different way, and you just can’t take your eyes off of them.”
Erin Foster, the series creator, said she sourced the ring because she “had the idea to source from them” and that the proposal was modeled on her own engagement to Simon Tikhman.
Both Elle pieces note that the wedding “looks nothing like the one they’ve spent much of the season planning,” and that Bina (Tovah Feldshuh) repeatedly interferes with the couple’s decisions.
Secondary storylines conclude with Morgan (Justine Lupe) and Sasha (Timothy Simons) crossing a line in their friendship, and Esther (Jackie Tohn) re‑evaluating her estranged marriage.

What was said

“If somebody wanted a big look [for their ring] but couldn’t afford a big diamond, a cluster, in essence, kind of recreates that surface area, and creates so much sparkle because there’s so many facets that it’s an evergreen style that of course is still being made today,”

— Sunny Bond, quoted by Elle.

“They’re not symmetrically cut like they are now… And it’s one of the things that we both love about old diamonds. They just reflect light in a different way, and you just can’t take your eyes off of them.”

— Blair Fox, quoted by Elle.

“This is supposed to be about us, and we got way off track,”

— Noah, speaking to Joanne in the finale, as reported by Elle.

How it came about

In an Oct. 8 interview, Adam Brody confirmed the Oct. 22 Netflix premiere and discussed his on‑screen partnership with Kristen Bell, providing context for the season’s focus on the couple’s evolving relationship.

Key facts

Joanne and Noah get married in the Season 3 finale of ‘Nobody Wants This’ (elle.com)
Noah proposes with a vintage Fox and Bond Victorian‑era diamond cluster ring (elle.com)
The wedding deviates from the elaborate plans the couple had earlier in the season (elle.com)