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She expressed her will by reciting the marriage formula (if they have one similar to the Western tradition. And even if it's different, it's likely implied), and she won't need to be involved in such matters anymore.
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But by killing himself, he betrayed both sides. They were counting on his help, and he let them down...
In general, even the Roman, if not the Greek, Stoics allowed suicide in the case of an unsolvable moral conflict – that is, when it is physically impossible to act appropriately. I don't remember who first came up with this.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers