His love of Juliet stands as he overthrows Romeo's impetuous love. In Act V, Scene III, Paris visits the crypt to quietly and privately mourn the loss of his would-be fiancée, before approaching Romeo whom he thinks has returned to Verona to vandalise the Capulet tomb.
In the context of the play, Paris's love for Juliet remains steadfast despite Romeo's passionate but impulsive love. In Act V, Scene III, Paris pays a private visit to the crypt to express his sorrow over the loss of his intended partner, before encountering Romeo whom he mistakenly thinks is seeking revenge against the Capulets.