Game of Thrones Season 4 Spoilers: If you are still binge-watching Game of Thrones and haven't seen  Game of Thrones Season 3's "Red Wedding" episode, if you somehow missed all the commotion, stop reading now.

Last season, "Game of Thrones" threw a wedding. A big wedding and everyone was invited. It may have been the most disastrous wedding in television history.  

Well, like Mary Tyler Moore never learned to stop throwing dinner parties, "Game of Thrones" has also learned nothing from their past and are throng another wedding ceremony in its fourth season. Game of Thrones comes back to HBO this spring and adds a little blue to their "Red Wedding" to make it a "Purple Wedding."

Natalie Dormer, who plays Margaery Tyrell, a  cunning noblewoman who is engaged to the evil King Joffrey, hinted that she just might be a bride's maid. The Game of Thrones star has to be fitted for "new kind of dress" for a "particularly big event" next season.

A wedding gown created by Game of Thrones costume designer.

Natalie Dormer said, "The results were just stunning. The creation of my wedding dress was like something out of haute couture. It was just incredible. I don't think any of the fans or the Vanity Fair readers will be disappointed."

George R. R. Martin who wrote the "Game of Thrones" book series, confirmed that Margaery will marry King Joffrey next season. Martin promised TV Guide "It's going to be the wedding of the year."

For me, I agree with Den of Geek when they say "I finally caught up with the action this weekend when they killed everyone off in what the press is calling the "Red Wedding." I'm glad they're dead. You read me? I'm glad. And I hope they kill Jon Snow next, the fucking crow with his bastard honor and pious pride, and his castle and his code. Fuck him and the wolf he rode in on. Great wall my ass. Because of my watching-it-from-both-ends habits, I knew Ned Stark was dead by the time I saw the third episode and I was glad then too. And let me tell you something, when Nucky Thompson shot Jim Darmody in Boardwalk Empire, I fucking cheered. That's what HBO is all about."

Game of Thrones Casting News: "Game of Thrones" found its Mace Tyrell. "Game of Thrones" cast Roger Ashton-Griffiths as Mace Tyrell. The HBO series recently found some controversy by casting Pedro Pascal as Red Viper. Ashton-Griffiths joins new "Game of Thrones" actors Mark Gatiss, who was last seen on "Sherlock;" Indira Varma, who played Lucius Vorenus' wife in the HBO series Rome and Pedro Pascal from "The Good Wife."

George RR Martin had to defend the choice of Chilean actor Pedro Pascal as Oberyn Martell, the Red Viper. Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow also defended the "Game of Thrones" casting choice. He told Yahoo! TV "I haven't seen him in costume yet, but I have had dinner with him a couple of times. He's a lovely man. He's going to be brilliant. It's an amazing character and quite the story line. You're going to enjoy it. [Fans] won't be disappointed, Pedro Pascal is the man for the job."

"Game of Thrones" doesn't return until 2014, but the show is in production. Kit Harington said, "We are very near the start. We shoot July through December. We've just started and have a long way to go. Everyone's extremely nervous because we've got a lot to do. Everyone is always nervous at this stage every year and we always get it done. I've got great hopes for this season. I've read it and it's fantastic. You're going to love it. It's my favorite so far."

David Benioff, who is the showrunner at "Game of Thrones," promised that season four will be the best so far. He said, "We got more action, which is obviously more time consuming. It's a brutal shooting season ahead. But if we can make it through, yeah, I think it's going to surpass season three. The last 3 episodes, there's so many scenes we've been waiting for so long to do. And it just gets more and more fun to write for these characters. After three years of doing it, we have that much more comfort to make everything uncomfortable for them. We're very excited for it."