Many players are searching for the back entrance to the Church in Marrymore to stop the Booster’s wedding.
The Booster is a wild man trying to marry Princess Peach out of her will, so you must save her.
Continue reading to learn how to find the back entrance to the Church and guide to stop the wedding.
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Quest To Save Princess Peach From The Wedding
In Super Mario RPG, players embark on a quest to rescue Princess Peach from her captors at Booster’s wedding.
The Booster’s wedding is happening in the Marrymore Church, so you must get into the Church.
However, the tricky part of this rescue mission is the locked entrance door to the Church.
Many players try to break down the locked entrance door to the Marrymore Church.
But the best part is you can sneak into the Church from the back entrance to rescue the princess.
How To Stop The Booster’s Wedding?
When you get to Marrymore in the game, you’ll see Booster taking over the Church for his wedding.
He is hijacking the Church, and his Snifsters are throwing the mushroom kingdom’s citizens out of the Church.
So you need to get into the Church to stop the wedding quickly, but wasting your time to break the front door is not helpful.
When you talk to the people of the mushroom kingdom, you will find out about a secret door to the Church.
To prevent the wedding from taking place, you can use the methods listed below:
1. Find The Back Entrance To The Church In Marrymore
There is a back entrance to the Church in Marrymore, so to find it, go to the right side of the building.
You need to do a little search operation as the back entrance to the Church is secret, so it’s hidden.
When you go to the right of the church, look for a big box or a crate.
When you spot the box or the crate, you must go towards the wall on the other side of the crate.
Hence, you will find the back entrance to the Church in Marrymore.
2. Break The First Locked Door
Go down the stairs once you enter the Church through the back entrance.
You will end up in a church’s kitchen where two turtle chefs make the wedding cake.
When you take the stairs up to the kitchen, you will enter a room with a first locked door.
Subsequently, you will meet Snifster No. 1 in that room, who will immediately warn you to leave the Church.
But if you do not leave the Church, Snifster No. 1 will try to break the first locked door to tell about you to Booster.
The funny part is that the Snifster will ask you to help break the door.
Hence, you must simultaneously run together with the Snifster No. 1 towards the door to break the first door.
3. Break The Second Locked Door
As you enter the room, breaking the first door, Snifster No. 1 will push Snifster No. 2 to break the second locked door.
They will enter the Booster’s wedding room together and complain about you to Booster.
Indeed, after that, Booster will command them to lock the second door again.
Now, you can’t break down the second door alone as you will need two people to break the door.
Hence, you can use the giant turtle Bowser’s help to break the second door by pushing the door together.
4. Search For The Four Accessories Of The Princess
As you and the Bowser break the second door, you will thurst straight towards the Princess Peach and Booster.
This will trip both of them to the ground, due to which the princess will lose her shoes, crown, ring and brooch.
This will halt the wedding, and the three Snifters will begin to search for the four accessories of the princess.
Collect the shoes, ring and brooch from the snifters as they search for the crown.
Now, you can look for the princess’s crown in the head of the Bosster and collect it.
Give all four accessories to the princess and save her from the wedding by taking her to the mushroom kingdom.
The Bottom Line
You can become the hero again by saving Princess Peach from the wedding with Booster by following the above-mentioned.
Before taking the princess back to the mushroom kingdom, you must fight the turtle chefs.
The key to successfully completing this quest is to talk with most of the characters in the game.
