Converting iphoto slideshows to one

I'm creating a wedding slideshow for someone and I did 3 separate slideshows in iphoto and want to combine all three together but the music has to line up correctly, hence why I put them into different slideshows.
Any idea how I can put all 3 together to make one movie? I'm thinking I have to move all to imovie but not sure what to do in imovie to pull it all together.

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