The BBC have recently released the official synopses for both parts of The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, the third story of The Sarah Jane Adventures series three, and they are both now available to view on the BBC Press Office's official website. It should however be warned that they contain spoilers regarding the story's plot and as well as being available elsewhere online, the synopses can also be viewed below;

The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith Part One
Sarah Jane has met Peter Dalton and wants him to become part of her life, as the adventure series continues; perhaps he could become a father to Luke. But Clyde suspects that Peter is hiding secrets, especially when he and Rani find an empty house where his home should be.

The Doctor makes a spectacular return on the happiest day of Sarah Jane's life but a deadly trap is awaiting them all. As the strands of a clever and careful plan come together, can even a Time Lord save Sarah Jane on the day of her arch-enemy's greatest triumph?

The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith Part Two
The Doctor joins the battle, as the power of the Pantheon Of Discord grows in strength, in the second and concluding part of this week's story, but a deadly trap is waiting for them all.

The Doctor makes a spectacular return on the happiest day of Sarah Jane's life, but is he too late to save both his old companion and Earth itself? As the strands of a clever and careful plan draw together, the two friends are separated across different time zones and must fight to save each other. For one, there's a terrible price to pay.

The first part of 'The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith' is set for transmission in the United Kingdom and Ireland on the twenty ninth of October at 4:35pm on BBC One. Part two will then air on the following day at the same time on the same channel and more details about this year’s transmission times can be found here. Some promotional images for the story can be found here on Digital Spy and more information about the series will be posted here on this site as soon as it becomes publicly available. What do you think of these official synopses?