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Congratulations!

Four weddings, three anniversaries.

Two vow renewals.

Exhausted. Perfect.

Olivia, can't I just sit and enjoy a
little peace and quiet?

No.

You are going to help me clean up in the
new kitchen.

To a little Mick Turner.

You.

Me.

Me?

Tell me.

We have an open weekend.

We do?

Mm -hmm.

And do you know what weekend it is?

No. It's Valentine's weekend.

This weekend? Yeah.

This weekend is Valentine's weekend?
Yes, it is.

Oh, no.

It's such an early spring this year.

I totally forgot that. I didn't know it
was Valentine's weekend.

Oh, it's beautiful.

And I'm taking you to dinner. You are?

Yes, I am.

Can we have a picnic this weekend, too?

Oh, oh, let's take dinner.

And then, oh, will you take me horseback
riding into the sunset, please?

All this weekend?

Yeah. I'm not going to get to play golf,
am I? No, you're not.

I'm not entering that.

Oh, there she is.

Look, it's Bonnie.

Your sister.

Bonnie. Wow, what a great surprise.

Well, I have another one. I thought I'd
come see you this weekend.

This weekend? We can be there by
tonight, if not earlier.

Tonight? Well, great.

We? Oh, did I say we?

We'll see you soon.

Okay.

She's on her way up here, and she's with
someone.

What? That's wonderful.

So much for a weekend alone.

Oh, Mac, family always comes first. We
can ride our horses in distance at any

time. How long has it been since you've
seen her?

A couple years since she moved to
London.

London? I've been up here yet.

She'll have some time alone.

About that rehearsal a little bit,
right? For the show on Sunday night?

yeah, rehearsal.

Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Nick, it's my mom.

She's FaceTiming.

Hi, Mom.

Hi, sweetheart.

Hi, it's Mom and Johnny.

Hi, Johnny.

Hey, you're looking fantastic.

Honey, what's going on with your hair,
sweetie? Just on the side there.

Hey, Mick, is that standing invitation
to come to the end? Is that still

standing?

Oh, great. Oh, good.

Nora and I, we're antiquing in your neck
of the woods, so we were thinking of

dropping in for the weekend.

Oh, hey, the more the merrier.

Great. Great. See you, kids. Bye,
darlings. Bye.

Our weekend.

At least nobody's getting married.

Hello, hello.

Julie? Hey, what are you doing here?

Hi, you guys. Good to see you.

And Wyatt.

Olivia, Mick. I mean, Mr. Turner. It's
good to see you. So, why aren't you in

school? What's wrong?

Does something have to be wrong for me
to come home?

No, we wanted to see a performance.

Since when do you drive 300 miles to
hear me sing?

Since now.

Don't be an over -parenter.

Is that a thing?

Yeah, it is.

The good news is your Aunt Bonnie's
coming up this weekend.

You're kidding.

That's fantastic. I can't wait for her
to meet Wyatt. She's so cool. I stayed

with her in London two summers ago.
Right, the one that put you in the

show. Yeah. Fashion show.

What fashion show?

Her summer swimsuit line. I told you.

Swimsuit line? You never said anything
about that.

It wasn't a big deal. Let's go. Check
out the lake.

See ya, Mr. Turner.

Over -parenting?

Yes, just a little.

You know what's weird?

They're older than us, than when we met.
Yeah, well, now we know how our parents

must have felt.

Well, I know how your mother felt about
me.

Yeah, well, she likes you now.

Speaking of, I probably should get to
the grocery store to get food for our

guests. We are going to try to have a
Valentine's weekend together, right?

Yes, we are.

We'll see you after rehearsal.

How come we're practicing here?

We're practicing in here because you
guys are going to be on this stage with

Sunday night singing at the Valentine's
benefit.

We're singing with your band?

That's right, in front of the whole
town.

Here's a new song. Here, pass it out.

You guys come in on the chorus.

Just a little something special I wrote
for Valentine's Day. For Olivia?

Actually, yes, it is for Olivia, but you
guys can't tell anybody. It's a

surprise, okay?

Okay. Promise?

Yeah. All right, come on up here. Let's
work on this.

You guys sound good today.

Well done.

Hey!

Okay, that's it for today, guys. Good
work.

Well,

what a surprise.

How long you been there?

I heard it all. And she's going to love
it.

She? Oh, come on. You didn't write that
for the ducks. It's for Valentine's Day

for Olivia. And it's a surprise. I don't
say anything.

Oh, that's so sweet.

So you're here at my rehearsal. You
drive in from school for my performance

Sunday. What's all the sudden interest
in my music?

I just think people's passions should be
acknowledged.

This doesn't have to do with you and
Wyatt, does it? No. You're not getting

engaged or anything, are you? No, no,
that would be crazy.

Good.

Tell me, what's up?

I'm quitting school.

What? It's just not for me, Dad.

Well, honey, you just started.

I've been there for almost two years,
and...

I've realized I want to be a chef.

Julie, that's more of a hobby, isn't it?
Not anymore. I'm a sous chef at the

dorm, and I'm really good.

Okay, that's dorm food. No, Dad, I'm
creating my own recipes, and they're

them. Honey, this is something you can
do after you get a degree.

Look, I could get my feet wet cooking at
the inn. I know Duke could use the

help. Or if you're totally against that,
I've already applied at restaurants in

New York. And I've saved up my money, so
all you have to do is just wish me

luck. Or...

Bon appetit.

I don't think it's a good idea.

I know.

And I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I'm
finishing the semester and that's it.

I'll pay you back for the tuition.

Julie! Look, I love you, Dad, but my
mind is made up.

Hey, how was rehearsal?

Well, Julie surprised me by stopping by.

She's dropping out of school.

What? That's what I said.

She said she wants to be a chef.

Well, she's a pretty good cook.

She's 20. Who knows what they want at
20?

You did.

This isn't about me.

Are you sure?

Hey!

Hey! Hi, guys! Hey!

Hi!

How was the drive?

Good, good. You guys got here fast.

Well, that's a surprise because someone
wouldn't take directions.

And yet I managed to get us here.

You did.

Come on, we'll get you all settled in.

Johnny Noir, you remember my daughter
Julie?

Of course we do.

Welcome back. Thank you. Actually, I
thought I'd cook for everyone.

So, I'll start on tonight's menu with
Duke. That is a great idea.

Thanks, hon.

You look terrific, Olivia.

Oh, thank you.

Doesn't she, Nora?

No, she always does.

Just not sure about that lipstick,
sweetie. Mom.

Oh, the place looks great.

Oh, thanks. It's all Olivia, not me.
Although I did buy that trash can by the

front door.

Well, business is going well, then. It
is.

Anyone like a drink?

Yes, I would.

Rosé, please. I'll give you a hand. Mom,
I want to show you the garden. I

planted a couple of flowers. I love
cooking in this kitchen.

Yeah, this renovation was long overdue.

Well, it sounds like you've made up your
mind.

I have.

And are you sure that you want to leave
school?

It's not going to go over well with your
dad.

Duke, it's my passion.

I love cooking and everything about it.
The creativity, the magic of making

something that's bigger than the sum of
its parts.

and the professionalism of getting it
just perfect.

And you get that, don't you?

Absolutely.

But a big part of running this kitchen
is working with your dad on a daily

basis. I thought about that, and I was
kind of counting on your help.

I kind of thought so.

Okay. Let's talk thoughts, and then the
kitchen is yours. And I will go and

figure out how to try and convince your
dad while also keeping my job. Come on.

Okay. Grab a spoon from there, would
you?

Okay, so that's where I planted all the
roses. They haven't quite grown in yet.

So, things are still growing strong with
you and Nora.

I owe it to two words.

Yes, dear.

And that works?

About half the time.

What about the other half?

We go antiquing.

Got it.

Is this a good time to talk about the
elephant in the room?

Elephant? I just don't understand you
two.

Why you would want to be business
partners instead of having a real

relationship? We have a real
relationship. But no commitment.

Okay, Mom, you've been here three
minutes.

Can you save the critique of my entire
life until after dinner, please?

All right, okay. I just worry about you,
sweetie. Thank you, but you don't have

to.

We can get through this.

Can we?

It's family, remember?

Right.

Okay, now listen to me. I will
definitely be there, okay? We are

plate out of here Sunday afternoon as
soon as we wrap this up. So I'm going to

send some samples to the buyer later
today.

That's great. Just one sec. Yeah, make
sure to see me on those samples, okay? I

need to approve those.

No, my sister sometimes forgets you.
Yeah, no, we had the problem last time,

okay? And I don't want to repeat it. No,
I saw the first batch and I was not

happy. Oh, really?

Yeah, I'll be right there.

You still there, Sean?

Yeah, no, I am still here. The question
is, are you still there? Do you think

that color needs to be a bit brighter?

No, flat.

I'm here!

Oh, there she is! My sister, the
fashionista! Oh, my brother, the

Look at us!

Olivia,

you look amazing!

Oh my gosh, you do too.

It's so good to see you. It's been
forever.

It's been so long. Do you... remember
the first time my brother brought you

home, I knew instantly that you were way
too good for him. I think you were

eight. I was right, wasn't I?

Yeah, you were.

So good to see you. So good to see you.
You know, I know that we have been so

caught up in our own lives, but just
because there's an ocean between us

mean that we can't be there for each
other, right?

I feel the same way. I'm so glad to hear
that because I have an announcement to

make.

I'm getting married.

What?

Bonnie, congratulations.

Oh, Bonnie, that is wonderful.

Wow, that's great.

So, when's the big day?

Oh, we were thinking Sunday. You know,
just us, just family.

Maybe a few guests. This Sunday?

I know.

It's really last minute, but we were in
New York, and both of us just thought,

why not just go for it? Just my brother
and Olivia here on Valentine's Day. I

mean, really, what could be more
perfect?

Nothing. We'll handle everything, okay?

Absolutely. Thank you. Bonnie, I am so
happy for you. Thank you. So what about

the groom? Where is he? When do we meet
this guy?

Well, he is just finishing up a call.
But you know what is so funny? It turns

out that you two know each other.

Really? Yeah.

Nick, you remember Sean?

That guy? This is the guy you're
marrying?

Come on. I know you two have a history.

Been a long time.

Suddenly it just feels like yesterday.

Olivia, this is my fiancé. Nice to meet
you, Olivia.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

I love my sister, but how can she marry
that guy?

Who is he?

He was a keyboard player in my band.
Young, hot shot guy that we let in.

We're out on the road on a tour playing
second billing and waiting for something

bigger to happen. And it finally does.

I booked a huge venue.

And on the day of the show, this guy
bailed. He left. Never said a word to

of us. Just took off. Had to cancel the
gig. Me and the rest of the guys had to

use our savings to try to keep the tour
afloat. And eventually it just all fell

apart. Awful. But when was this?

That was just a few years ago.

Maybe 20 years ago. But the point is a
cheetah never loses its spots.

I think it's a leopard.

Leopard? Cheetah?

The guy's up for himself. He always has
been.

Mick, what if he made a mistake, right?
People make mistakes.

We did.

No, Olivia.

Leaving a man is not a mistake. It's a
choice.

Okay, well, like it or not, he is
marrying your sister.

Yes, my sister, my baby sister, my only
sister, and I have to look out for her.

If you ruin it, you may never see her
again.

Oh, so I'm just supposed to sit back and
let this happen?

Yes, that's what you do.

Could you please just look a little
happier?

That's your fake smile.

No, it's not.

This is my fake smile.

Either one will do.

All right, kids, the kitchen is

yours. Don't worry, we'll take good care
of it.

If I took the entire weekend, my dad
will have to see how serious I am.

So your plan is to feed him into
changing his mind.

Exactly. I will see you guys tomorrow.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

What?

So, it's decided then?

You're 100 % leaving school?

Yeah, you knew that.

Yeah, I... I just didn't realize it was
official.

I thought you were okay with it.

Yeah.

So we're playing at this little dive bar
in Philly. I think they paid us some

chips and beer.

Mick goes to do one of his famous guitar
slides, flips on the sawdust, and boom,

falls flat on his back. But like the pro
that he is, he finished the guitar

solo. Oh, my.

Well, I take it by the size of Bonnie's
ring that you're not playing for chips

and beer anymore.

Uh, no.

No, I'm in the clothing business now,
like Bonnie.

Well, except I have one store, and Sean
has a chain of stores across the U .K.

It's really just a few shops.

A few shots where royalty shop.

Royalty? Seriously?

Yeah. Getting him away for the weekend
is a minor miracle.

The only reason why we were able to be
here was because he had a meeting with a

buyer in New York. Oh. Well, we are
really glad you are here.

So you're saying for Doug's performance,
right?

What? Mick, you're singing? You didn't
mention that.

Sunday night, it's just a local
Valentine's benefit. It's a really big

around here. They raise tons of money
for the local food bank every year.

Oh, we would love to go.

Sean, can we book a later flight?

Oh, sorry, sweetie. We have to head out
right after the wedding. We got to get

that new buyer started.

Next time.

Next time.

Speaking of the wedding, what do you
guys have in mind?

Nothing, really. I mean, in particular.

Yeah, we don't want to make a big thing
out of it.

Yeah, Sean's not really a big wedding
type of person.

No. Well, you are.

Not anymore?

Bonnie, you talked about your wedding
all the time when you were growing up.

Nick, I did not. I mean, not all the
time.

Oh, Julie, this is so delicious.

Thank you. Duke gave me some pointers on
why it was my sous chef.

That's French for he who chopped onion.

Oh, this will just take a sec. Sorry,
guys.

It's his busy season.

So how did you two meet anyway?

Oh, at the most boring place on Earth,
an apparel convention.

Well, it doesn't matter how things
start. It's where they end up. Exactly.

And honestly, this past eight months
have been the most wonderful of my

lifetime. Eight months?

You've only known him for eight months?

Yeah.

But you know what? We love each other.

And we have this rule.

We share everything.

No matter what, we're always honest with
each other. We are too.

And besides, there's no one right path.
I mean, look at you two. You ended

things. You even married other people.
And now look at you. All these years

later, it's like you were never apart.

Julie. This is wonderful.

It is just exquisite, darling. Thank you
so much. Thank you, guys. You too,

Wyatt. And the onions.

Yeah, the onions. Can't forget the
onions.

Perfection.

That went well.

Who gets married after eight months?

Didn't your parents get married after
three months?

You remember way too much.

Got that from my mother.

Does it feel like a long day to you?

Yeah, it does.

Nick and Olivia, we have a surprise.

Sean picked this out. It's a little
Valentine's Day gift to you from us.

That is so nice.

He shouldn't have.

Yes, he should have. Open it.

The best way to forget about the past is
with a present.

Yeah, you know, when I found out that
you were Bonnie's brother, I told her I

wasn't sure how you'd react.

And I told him that everything would be
fine, that you probably wouldn't even

remember it was so long ago.

Open it.

These are amazing. Every music lover
needs one. Her name is Penelope, and she

has access to every song and every
artist you could ever think of. She's

brilliant. Wow. We've got two.

Well, thank you. Very thoughtful of you.
Hey, check it out. Look.

This is so cool.

Penelope, play a song by Mick Turner.

I'm sorry.

I don't know that name.

Um... It's odd.

Sorry, but I've never... Well, that's
okay, Penelope. You're not alone.

I don't really listen to my own music
anymore.

Yeah, almost never.

So listen, I don't know if this is
asking too much, Olivia, but I wanted

Julie to be my bridesmaids.

I would be honored.

Thank you.

And Mick, I'm hoping that you will, that
you'll give me away.

Of course I will.

Thank you.

Mick, Olivia, thank you so much for
welcoming Sean into our family. And may

all be together like this for a
lifetime.

We're so lucky.

There's so much in front of us.

We're lucky all that stuff's behind us,
right?

Could this get any better Could

this

get any worse

No, I would not. Oh,

oh, this place is the best baked goods
in town. You have to try.

Uh, yeah.

Okay.

I feel like everything is coming at me
all at once.

Oh, I know.

I'm under so much pressure and I'm
exhausted and trying to convince my dad

let me leave school so I can cook.

Oh, sweetie.

And I'm worried that he's just letting
me help out with your wedding this

weekend and then he's just going to send
me back to school.

Well, he can't.

He can't make you.

Yeah.

But he also doesn't have to let me cook
at the end.

Maybe I should just give in and go back
to school. I wouldn't be there that

long.

Thank you.

You know, you and I have something in
common.

What's that?

We have both had to deal with Mick
Turner as our dad.

Seriously? When we first lost our father
and Mick had to take over, he tried to

lay down some strict rules. I mean,
really, really strict. He did not even

me going to a movie with a boy, let
alone staying out late. And I don't even

want to think what he would have done
had I kissed one of those boys. Oh my

goodness.

What did you do?

Well, at first I did what anybody would
do. I rebelled.

And it was terrible. We fought so much.

Honestly, it felt like it was happening
every day. I was so upset that I spent

most of my time in my room crying.

What happened?

It was funny. It's just the most simple
thing.

But your dad and I were arguing again
one day, and I looked at him and I could

tell that he was really upset.

He was even tearing up a bit. And for
some reason in that moment, I stopped

seeing him as somebody that was trying
to fill my dad's shoes.

And I started seeing him as someone that
was just as scared and just as nervous

as I was about the future.

Wow. I mean, I'm not saying that things
were perfect, but...

After that, they got better, a lot
better.

Julie, do you think you could start to
see your dad as someone that has his own

reasons for reacting the way he does to
things?

I do know that he's always regretted
that he just went off on tour and never

finished college.

And do you think maybe he's worried that
you're making the same mistake?

But that's the thing. I'm not.

So I think what you need to do is
convince your dad, show him that there

nothing to fear, that this is a good
thing.

Yeah.

Okay. So how do I do that? Cook your way
into his heart. I know that sounds

corny. But if you do, eventually I think
he'll start to see his daughter as a

chef. And once that happens, you know
your dad.

He's going to support you no matter
what.

You need to show your dad that you're a
grown -up.

So eat your treat.

Because we have wedding stuff to get
done. Okay.

Look, this wasn't my idea.

Julie came to me. No, no. Right now
you're a borderline on aiding and

Oh, she's using the kitchen. She's not
exactly robbing bank.

And you're not exactly supporting my
side of the argument here. Oh, I'm

boss. I should have checked with you
first. Is that what you want to hear?

on. This is about exploring, about
experimenting. She is experimenting in

kitchen. You know what I'm talking
about. College is about trying new

not about changing your career because
of some...

one semester cooking dorm gig.

Well, I seem to recall you being very
set on your music career when you were

high school. Yeah, but that's me. Okay,
this is about my daughter. I want

something different for her. I want her
to have more options than I had.

I'll put it to you this way. If she was
your daughter, would you want her to

finish college?

Truthfully, I would.

But she's an adult.

The final decision belongs to her.

Suggestion?

What? Maybe instead of fighting her on
this, you encourage her.

I'm going to go help Julie set up the
kitchen.

Okay? Yeah.

Oh,

it's

beautiful.

Did you design it?

No, I bought it off the rack before we
hit the road.

Seriously? Last minute wedding, last
minute dress.

Tell me you at least tried it on. Oh, I
did.

Twice.

You know what?

You should try it on.

What?

No, no, I couldn't. Oh, yes, you could.
And besides, I actually need someone to

try it on because I want to do some
alterations.

Oh, come on.

Okay.

This bag always drives me bananas. There
we go.

Can I ask you a question?

Of course.

I'm the cool aunt. You can ask me
anything.

You used to talk about your dream
wedding.

The dress and the flowers. And you're
wondering why I'm doing it on the fly?

Yeah, I think my definition of dream
wedding has changed over time.

I think dreams do that, you know, they
mature as you do. Gosh, when I was your

age, I had a checklist.

What was on it?

Oh, you name it.

Big church, wedding dress designed by
moi with a ten -foot train and matching

bridesmaids and, I don't know, I was
really into the whole fairy tale, but a

couple years passed and I think I
just...

I don't know. I realize that all you
really need for a perfect wedding is the

right person.

And I have that.

Turn down service.

Oh, my other bridesmaid. Come in, come
in. Hello.

Please don't tell me you brought pillow
mints. Yes, I did. I mean, we are a

classy establishment here. Thank you.
Oh, my goodness. You look gorgeous.

She's helping me out. I asked her to try
it on. Okay.

Oh, honey, you do look beautiful.

Too bad you are way too young to get
married.

You know, I hate to say this, but you
look better in this dress than I do. No.

I doubt that. No, she really does.

I just, I love this dress.

Okay, calm down.

Just make sure your dad doesn't see you
in this.

Julie?

Oh.

You look... Scary?

Kind of.

And beautiful.

Oh.

Dad.

Mick, I mean Mr. Turner.

We were just goofing around.

I'm going to go change.

I'm going to head to the edge of the
property line.

A Valentine's chocolate heart for your
thoughts.

That's so sweet.

Do you really want to know what I'm
thinking?

Yes, I do.

I just saw my daughter in a wedding
dress and she's quitting school.

And I have to watch my sister marry a
guy who can't stand.

And actually you have to help plan a
wedding and give her away.

Any more good news?

Just because it's not the Valentine's
weekend we planned doesn't mean it can't

be good.

I just realized something.

We're alone.

Yeah.

We are.

Just you, me, and Penelope.

She doesn't really count, does she? No.
She doesn't even know your song.

Yeah. Unless, of course, we decided to
give her a second chance.

Maybe we should.

Penelope?

Play something fun to dance to.

I hope I didn't ruin the moment.

Oh, no, no, no. We always dance like
this. Well, you two look perfect

Listen, Mick, I know you weren't
thrilled about seeing Julie in my

dress, but I just wanted to say she was
just playing around. It's a girl thing.

Yeah. He totally understands and good
with it.

Right.

Well, she is growing into such a lovely
young woman.

She is.

Okay, well, I better get some sleep
because tomorrow is my last day as a

woman. Yes, it is.

Good night, you two. Good night.

Hey, she is your sister, and you really
need to support her.

Do I really have to give her away to
that guy?

Okay. Can you please stop calling him
that guy?

What was his name again?

Aw,

he doesn't have his text to sing to.

Yeah, he's rehearsing for when they come
back.

He always plays from his heart, doesn't
he? Yeah.

I envy you guys.

You do? Why?

You just seem like a perfect fit.

How are you feeling about things?

I'm actually really good.

You know, I'm glad we took it slow. I
mean, I know it was not what your dad

wanted, but I know it's what I needed to
make sure I knew how I felt.

Yeah, that's smart.

So, are you sure?

I am sure that I love him, and I am sure
that he loves me. But, you know,

relationships take work, and we're not
the traditional couple.

Well, who is?

Speaking of traditional, rings. Who has
the rings? We need to check in with

Bonnie and Sean.

Right. Right.

Yeah.

Can't have a wedding without the ring.
No, you're not.

Well, you girls are at it early today.

The wedding's tomorrow.

Yes, and here is your list for today.

Thank you for thinking of me.

You're welcome. I always do.

Willow Lake Latte, or Willow Latte.

Notice the outline of the end that I put
in the foam, which I also put on the

steel -cut oatmeal.

Nice touch.

Just wait until you try my Eggs
Benedict, and my pancakes are killer.

not that hungry.

I just want to show you what I can do.

Where's Wyatt?

Studying.

I'm cooking for the entire wedding
weekend.

Really? That's a lot to do. Shouldn't we
hire a caterer or something?

I cooked an entire dinner for 50 at a
frat house with no help. Frat house?

Sometimes you need to just let go and
eat.

Well?

Good.

Really good.

Can I have another bite? You betcha.

By the end of this weekend, I will have
you completely won over.

There you go.

Good morning, all.

Yes, good morning.

Sean. Oh, sorry. His phone will be
compensated for the nuptials.

Nope. Who wants a latte?

Oh, yes, please.

That'd be great.

So, what's on the agenda for the day?

Me? Um, I have a list.

And I have a sound check.

Sound check?

Haven't done one of those in a while.
Oh, well, Sean. Sean, why don't you go

with him? Sean can come and help you
out, and you can come meet me in town

run errands later. Oh, no, no. I'm sure
you needed to do wedding stuff. Well,

some of it, but there's lots of girl
stuff I can do that I do not need you

Yeah, you could go. Just catch up.

Well, it's a small stage, and... Oh,
I've been on small stages before.

Great. Julie, can we get the lattes to
go?

Oh, yeah. Coming right up.

Excellent.

Yeah. It's going to be fun.

No sawdust on the floor, so you should
be safe.

Yeah.

Keyboard's not missing any keys. That's
a bonus.

Who would have ever thought me and you
would be on the same page together

huh?

Certainly not me.

Listen, I know you're not exactly
thrilled about me marrying your sister.

I want my sister to be happy.

That's all I want to.

Look, I never should have bailed on you
and the band, Mick.

I was young, I was reckless, selfish.

The thing is, deep down, I had no
confidence.

And I knew I'd have to face up to it
someday, so here I am. I'm sorry I took

off. It was the wrong thing to do.

Well, we were all pretty young.

Yeah, especially me.

But look at you, man. You're still doing
it. Me, I'm putting clothes on

mannequins now.

You seem like you're doing pretty well
for yourself.

Yeah, but I miss it sometimes. I mean,
nothing compares to being on stage, all

the guys in the band, feeling the music.

This is good.

You write this?

Yeah.

Hey, you mind if I...

Thank you, John.

Wow, that was fun.

Oh, sorry, I've got to step out. I've
got to take this.

Hello? Yeah, no, no, it's all good.

Is he going to play for the show Sunday,
too?

No, he's going to be on his honeymoon
with my sister.

Sean. Yeah, you just missed him.

The guy who took off on us and almost
killed our careers before they got

started. That's Sean? Yeah, that's Sean.
And now he's marrying your sister?

Yeah. He's in the business world now.
The fashion industry does pretty well

himself.

You trust him?

I'm not sure.

His phone. He's always on his phone.

There's a woman's face that's come up on
caller ID more than once.

It just bothers me.

Plus, my sister hasn't known him that
long.

Well, you're right to worry.

about what?

Bonnie. Duke?

Wow.

Oh.

Long time.

So long.

And I hear that congratulations are in
order. Yes, thank you.

Wow. This is not such a small stage.

Oh, it's bigger when nobody's up here.

Where's Sean?

Oh, he got a call and he had to leave.

Oh. Oh, well, it must have been one of
his buyers.

Yeah. Well, I gotta take off. Great to
see you. You too. And congratulations.

I'm glad you're happy.

Aw.

I'll talk to you later, Mick.

So, how did sound check go? Well, the
sound is checked.

I mean with Sean.

Oh, good.

That's one of your fake smiles.

Everything's fine. We're good. Good.

Because Olivia has convinced me to do
cake tastings, cake list. And you are

going to go with me. Me?

Don't you think you should do that with
the groom?

No, he's not a cake person.

Well, I'm a king person. I know.

I'm not sure.

That red.

It's a Valentine's wedding.

I know, but are these people going to
want to look back on their wedding

and go, oh, Valentine's Day?

Well, Mom, it is the day of love, so I'd
say yes.

Okay, dear.

Whatever you say.

I just want you to be happy. Great,
thank you.

Because I am happy.

Even though you're constantly throwing
weddings for everyone but yourself.

Mom, I don't need a wedding to be happy.

Hi, ladies. Hey.

Would you mind sampling some of my
bacon?

Would we mind?

Oh, you, my dear, are going to be a five
-star chef one day. You mark my words.

At this point, I would settle for two
stars.

And an apron with my name on it.

Who's that cute boyfriend of yours?

He's around somewhere.

Mm -hmm. Well, maybe I'll be coming back
for your wedding next time. Oh, I don't

know. I'm only 20. 20?

That's how old I was when I got married.
Mom. Mom. Leave her alone.

Oh.

That's how old I was, though. I was 20.
I was very mature. I know that. I know

that. Yeah.

Ah, you know, I forgot how great this
town is.

You've made a nice life for yourself
here.

And for Julie. Oh, I hope so.

You've done a good job raising her.

Well, my job will be done when she
graduates college.

She wants to follow her dream.

She can follow her dreams when she
finishes school.

Do you know what you told me when I was
Julie's age?

Stay in school?

Follow your passion because it will lead
you to your purpose.

I said that?

Yeah. That's pretty smart.

Well, you had your moments.

I'm here.

Let's go pick some cake. Okay.

You're unusually quiet.

I am.

What's going on? You've been weird all
weekend.

I just don't get how this is so easy for
you.

What? Leaving school.

I'll be there, you'll be here.

How are we supposed to see each other?

Well... Weekend, I guess.

Yeah.

Well, it won't be the same.

I know, but... It's not like we're going
to be in school forever.

But I still have two more years.

I can't exactly drive out every weekend.

Well, I don't have a car.

So I'm supposed to drive hundreds of
miles just to see you?

What do you mean, just to see me?

I have school and stuff. I have a life
there.

Well, excuse me for intruding on your
life. No one's forcing you to do

I'm sorry that your decision affects my
life.

You thought it was a good idea. Yeah,
because I didn't think that you'd

go through with it. So what? You figured
my dad would just talk me out of it and

that would be it?

I don't see why you can't just get a job
near campus.

Pizza parlors don't need chefs.

This is my dream, Wyatt. I can't believe
you just want me to give it up.

I don't.

You don't understand.

I'm going to head back to school.

Wait, but it's Sunday is Valentine's
Day.

Yeah.

Well, we have to get used to being
without each other, so might as well

now.

Julie?

You okay?

What's wrong?

Wyatt and I just had our first fight,
and now he's leaving.

These are all...

So good. You're in the wedding business.
How do you decide?

Olivia handles this. I'm primarily just
an eater.

Ah, okay.

So let me get this straight. She does
the menus.

Mm -hmm. She does the flowers.

Right. Place settings.

Mm -hmm.

What do you do?

Pretty much what she tells me to.

No wonder it's going so well.

Actually, it is.

She had a great effect on the place.

And on you.

And me.

You know, I think Dad would be really
happy to know that you're giving me

Yeah.

About that.

What about that?

Is this about Sean?

I'm worried about you.

Oh, Mick.

I just want to make sure you're picking
the right guy.

I am.

Honestly. I know you're my big brother
and you feel the need to protect me, but

you don't have to. Not anymore.

Why does he always text me? Always on
his phone. It's business.

Are you sure?

Yes. What is going on? I thought that
you and Sean had worked all of this out

already. Well, I thought we did too.
Until a call came in and a woman's face

came up on the caller ID. And it's not
the first time I've seen her. He just

grabbed it and took off.

I know you and Sean have a little bit of
history with each other, but I don't.

Exactly. You should have a history with
him. Especially if you're going to plan

on committing the rest of your life to
it. Oh, really? Okay, so what do you

suggest I do? Wait another two decades
like you have with Olivia?

You know, honestly, I really don't know
that you should be giving me

relationship advice. My situation is
completely different. Is it? Because

basically been in love with her forever.

And we're together.

Are you? Because you pretty much live in
a wedding chapel.

You spend all of your free time planning
weddings for other people. What are you

waiting for?

And have you made a decision?

No. My brother will make the decision,
because apparently I'm not capable of

making one on my own.

I will give you some more time.

Ugh, this was a mistake.

Never should have come here. Wait. Hey,
Bonnie. No.

Nick, I am marrying Sean, whether you
approve of it or not.

And forget about the wedding. We'll find
somewhere else.

Bonnie. No.

I

wish

I didn't love him. I feel sick right
now.

I know, sweetie.

He was always there for me. He cut
onions for me. And everyone knows that's

worst job.

Everything is just going to remind me of
him.

How am I going to go out on the lake
again? Or go to the movies? I won't even

able to cook with onions again.

Oh, honey.

Onions are overrated.

No, they're not.

They're really important.

Come here.

I took them for granted.

I've been so...

Everything's going to be okay.

Bonnie, hi.

Cake problems?

No cake. No wedding. I mean, at least
not here. Olivia, I'm sorry.

Bonnie.

What happened? What did you say to her?
I tried to talk her out of marrying this

guy in between bites.

Nick. Yeah.

I don't know what to do, Olivia.

Bonnie told me that you had to take over
for your dad when he died.

I can't imagine how hard that must have
been.

But, um, I think it's time to let go.

You're a good man.

But flawed.

No, I isn't.

How do I fix this?

Well, I think that maybe you should go
on an apology tour.

I guess I could do that.

Oh, Julian Wyatt broke up.

What? Is that because of me, too?
Actually, no.

Is she okay? Where is she? She's in her
room.

Where's he?

I don't know.

Packing, maybe?

Yeah. You want to talk?

No.

You sure?

Yeah.

Wyatt!

Hey, what's up?

I'm going back to school.

Julie and I, we broke up.

Yeah, I heard.

Want to talk about it?

I agree with you.

I don't want Julie to leave school.

I guess we're just on separate paths.

Gotcha.

Maybe we need to take a minute and think
about this, huh?

We both know Julie's really serious
about what she wants, right?

Yeah. We both love her and want her to
be happy, right?

Yeah. Well, maybe we're the ones who
need to change the way we're thinking.

Tell you what.

Before you go, why don't you just go
into town and get a sandwich or

and just think about all the things you
love about Julie.

And I'll do the same.

Thanks, Mr. Perry.

Mick.

Can I come in?

Sure.

I'm sorry.

I've been holding on to the past, and
I've been making this about me.

I'm sorry.

You know I didn't mean what I said about
you and Olivia.

That's okay.

You guys love each other so much, it'll
all work out.

You know, Mick, sometimes you can't
control every minute. You need to learn

let things just happen.

I know.

I'm just so proud of you.

Look at you. Your life, your career.

I just don't say that often enough.

I say things I shouldn't.

Nothing would make me happier than to
see my sister get married.

It's your life.

I just want to be part of it.

I want that, too.

Can you forgive me?

Oh, come on.

Okay. Sean's next on my apology tour.
You know where I can find him? Well,

unfortunately, that will have to wait.
He had to fly to New York.

He what?

It's just, it's an emergency with a
buyer. He'll be back by tonight.

Everything's okay, right?

Of course.

Honestly, this happens all the time.

Hey, you're not supposed to worry about
me anymore, you remember?

I was going to take Olivia somewhere
real quick, but if you need me to stick

around, I will.

No, don't keep Olivia waiting. You know
what I'm going to do? I'm going to spend

the rest of the day taking my niece
shopping, because I think we could both

a little retail therapy.

John, it's me again. Please call me
back. I really need to talk to you.

What's wrong?

This whole last -minute wedding thing,
that's what's wrong.

Something's going on with Sean.

Mick, we've been through this. No, but
this is different. The guy has

disappeared, Olivia.

Bonnie says, oh, it happens all the
time. It's a business thing, but I can

she's upset.

Okay. You need to let her handle this.
Well, what if she can't? She can.

You know, sometimes you need to just put
her feelings in front of your own.

What's that supposed to mean?

Rushing in and being a savior might make
you feel good, but it's not what Bonnie

needs right now.

I don't... You do.

You do. You rush in and try to fix
everyone's problems.

Sometimes you have to just let things
happen. Take their own time.

I think I'm pretty good at letting
things take their own time. You of all

should know that.

I wasn't talking about us.

Right.

You want to take a walk and clear my
head?

Oh, hey, Duke.

Hi. Have you seen Mick around?

No, I haven't seen him lately.

Is everything all right?

It's just Mick is really, really
concerned about his sister marrying

Well, I can't say that I blame him.
Yeah, I mean, I know all the history,

just feel like maybe I pushed him a bit
too far.

Oh.

That could be a problem.

Yeah. Yeah, I'm seeing that.

Any suggestions?

Well, he is an artist. He is overly
protective.

And he is very stubborn.

Right.

So you're saying that if I want to
change his mind about something, then I

should just wait it out?

Yeah. He'll come around.

Eventually. Take it from a guy that has
spent years on the road with Mick

Turner. Oh.

It will pay off tenfold.

Okay. Got it.

Thank you. You're welcome.

And you didn't hear it from me?

No. It's our secret.

Hey.

I've been looking for you.

That's funny. I've been looking for you,
too.

Hop in.

Thank you, Aunt Bonnie.

Oh, sweetheart, I know it didn't help.

But did it help just a little?

I didn't think about why at once.

Well, except in the last store because
we bought T -shirts there once.

Yeah, in the coffee shop, you bought
coffee in once. Or the ice cream parlor

that made you cry when we passed it.

That obvious?

A little. But you know what? That's okay
because you can't fall out of love in

one day. Well, he did.

I can promise you he didn't. I'm sure
he's just as miserable as you are.

I hope so.

You're so lucky you don't have to go
through this. You have Sean.

And I hope you come here more often when
you're married.

Oh, me too.

Well, sweetheart, it's going to be okay.

I'm going to go start dinner.

Great.

Your pre -wedding feast.

You'll love it. Oh, I can't wait.

You wanted horses?

You got horses.

You are so romantic. That's what I was
shooting for. Oh, it's perfect.

Glad you liked it.

Hey. Oh, hi.

Hey, I'm really sorry about before. I
didn't mean to push you.

Oh, there's nothing to apologize for. I
think I'm the one who overreacted. Matt,

well, you're allowed to do that every
once in a while.

You're right. I shouldn't get in other
people's business. I always want to jump

in and fix things. I'm just going to let
Bonnie deal with Sean on her own. Good.

I also talked to Wyatt.

You did? How'd it go?

Well, I guess we'll see.

Well, my lady, should we saddle up and
ride off into the almost sunset?

I would love to.

Would you let us in there, please?

Who's this?

Hi.

I just thought I'd mention that your
horse's name is...

tornado so yeah okay good luck

You know how people say they wish they
were 18 again?

I think it's better now.

Just think if I hadn't gotten on that
tour bus, we might not have ever split

Oh, we may have anyway. I just don't
think it was our time.

How about now?

Now feels a lot closer to our time.

It's weird. I'm like, I'm a little
scared, but...

They're not.

Do you know what I mean? Yeah.

I think so.

What about you?

I think you're the most beautiful woman
I've ever seen.

I like that.

What are you doing?

Well, I thought we could use some
centerpieces.

And that little florist in town had
these beautiful orchids.

Oh, well, you didn't have to do that. We
have plenty of flowers already.

Oh, but not white ones.

White?

Of course, because my Valentine's theme
is pink.

These are just more traditional, honey.

I'm going to go change.

What?

Am I wrong?

Are these not perfect for a wedding?

No, you're not wrong.

I just think maybe your approach to
Olivia is a little too harsh, Nora.

She values your opinion and she loves
you, which is why she gets so hurt like

this when you criticize her.

Criticize her?

Yeah, that's how it comes off. Not all
the time, but a compliment wouldn't hurt

every now and then.

And let's be honest, no matter what age,
every girl always wants her mother's

approval, right?

Yeah.

Yes. Thanks, Mick.

Well, I'm gonna go change, so... You got
all this handled?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think so.

Hi.

How was the ride?

It was good.

Real good.

How are you?

I'm good.

Wyatt and I had a fight.

And he doesn't want me to leave school
because he thinks if we don't see each

other every day then it'll be over.

Maybe I should just finish school.

Absolutely not.

I thought that's what you wanted.

Well, it is what I want, but it's not
what you want.

You have to make the decision on this,
Julie. It can't be about a boy or about

your dad.

Now, that being said, no matter how old
you get, I'm always going to be your

father.

Truth is, you'd make a great chef.

Really?

You've got to follow your dreams.
Thanks, honey, I did.

Even if it takes you to the kitchen near
the end.

I love you, Dad.

Love you, too.

Are you sure we shouldn't wait for Sean?

Oh, no, it's fine. He'll get here
eventually.

You look beautiful, Bonnie.

Thank you, Nora.

You look beautiful tonight, too, Olivia.

Tonight. As opposed to last night or
tomorrow?

No, you look beautiful tonight and you
look beautiful last night. Thank you,

Mom.

However, I can't vouch for tomorrow.

There's our Nora.

You had us worried for a moment there,
sweetheart.

Here we go.

This is the next masterpiece from our
wonderful culinary expert, Chef Julie.

Julie, this is incredible.

And tonight I'm baking a special wedding
cake since...

Somebody didn't get one. Thank you,
sweetheart.

Wow. Oh, my goodness. This is gorgeous.

Bon appetit, everyone.

Bon appetit. Thank you.

Bonnie.

Here. There's something I want you to
have.

For me?

And Sean.

Oh, it's my dad's tie clip.

Oh, Mick, I haven't seen this in so
long. I didn't even know you still had

I've been hanging on to it.

Just because.

I thought maybe Sean would want to wear
it at the wedding.

Thank you.

That means so much to me.

All right.

All right.

Oh, my.

Whoa.

You guys.

I want to thank you.

All of you.

You know, I've been away for so long, I
forgot what it felt like to be with

family.

And I know that I said that I wasn't a
wedding person anymore, but the truth

I am.

I want it all. I want the dress and the
flowers, and

I... Want to remember every moment like
Dad's tie clip.

And the cake.

And all the beautiful colors. I'm sorry.

I just didn't realize what an effect
being here would have on me.

Excuse me.

Excuse us.

Bonnie, hey.

What is it?

I'm so sorry, you guys. I didn't want to
be one of those crying brides.

Okay, all the brides we have here cry.

Most of the grooms, too.

Yeah, well, I'm hoping there is a groom.

What's going on?

Mick, what if you were right?

I mean, really, who walks out the day
before their wedding?

What business could be more important
than us? And you know what? Now he's not

even answering his phone.

Yeah, well, the cell reception here is
terrible. Yeah, it's bad.

That hasn't stopped him from taking
calls all weekend long.

You guys, I've been making excuses for
him since we got here. I don't know,

I think I may have just been blinded by
love. Listen, what I said about him, I

really shouldn't have. I don't even know
the guy.

Yeah, well, I'm starting to wonder if I
do either.

And let's be honest, he walked out on
you when you needed him the most, Mick.

But that was music. It was years ago,
Bonnie. He still walked out on you.

That's him.

Hey.

You want me to go out there?

No.

But thank you.

I'll be just on the other side of the
door.

I know.

Well, I guess that's dinner.

Yeah. Look, I'll call you back.

Hey, Bon, what are you doing out here?

Where were you?

I told you I was in New York. No, Sean,
you and I, we have always said that we

wouldn't keep things from each other,
but you've been lying to me.

You've been lying to me all weekend, and
we're not even married yet.

Bonnie, I... No, please.

I mean, what's going to happen a year
down the line, or five?

You know I love you. If you love me,
then you're going to be honest with me.

You're right.

I have been keeping something from you.

And I'm sorry.

They've been out there a long time.

Maybe they're working things out.

Well, what takes longer, working things
out or breaking up? I don't know.

He was with another woman.

is Francesca.

Francesca.

And she happens to be one of the top
wedding dress designers

in New York.

And I'm going to be wearing one of her
creations.

I can't have my bride wear a last
-minute dress up the rack.

You wanted to give me the wedding of my
dreams.

Listen, guys, I'm sorry if I ruined
things around here. I just wanted to

surprise her. And you did.

I'm so sorry. I doubt it. Oh, honey.

This is like the most romantic thing
ever.

That's not all.

Bridesmaids' dresses. Olivia, Julie.

I can't remember the last time I was a
bridesmaid. And one for you. I don't

what to say. And, Nora, we can't have
you going underdressed on a joyous

occasion. I have never been
underdressed.

But thank you. Listen, guys, if it's all
right with you, we're going to catch a

later flight out.

that there's a Valentine's Day concert
that we really want to go to. We would

absolutely love that.

I can't wait to see this dress.

I know, I know.

Look,

in case you still have your doubts, I
want you to know I love your sister, and

I'm going to take care of her for the
rest of her life.

I'm going to hold you to that.

Yeah, I know you will.

So are we good?

Oh,

this is really happening.

I'm getting married. Yes, you are. It's
finally happening.

So exciting.

You know what?

I... I can't believe that I just, I
wanted to rush through everything

now I just want it to last forever.

Bonnie, you look so beautiful.

Thank you.

My hair.

What did you do with my hair?

Right, okay.

I think that we should just do it up to
you. It's quick and easy.

I love it. You're beautiful. Me too.

I'm so happy you guys are here and I'm
with you. Me too.

I'm so happy to be here. I love you.

Am I too late?

Wyatt, what are you doing here? I
thought you left last night.

Your dad gave me a room on the other
side of the house.

He gave me a chance to think of all the
reasons why I'm still in love with you.

I'm sorry, I was wrong.

I missed you.

No, I should have talked it over with
you first.

It's okay, I get it.

I'm sorry, I was so selfish.

No, I was selfish.

We can work this out.

Yeah, we have weekends and holidays. And
summers.

And I can take the train.

Sorry. Sorry.

Continue.

Shall we begin?

Promise you'll be there for me always,
no matter what.

I thought you wanted me to stay out of
things.

I do want you to stay everything, but I
also want you to be there for me always.

Much clearer.

Love you.

Love you.

There's something special about a
Valentine's wedding.

After all, this is a day devoted to
love.

And a wedding is a beautiful ritual that
allows two people to devote themselves

to the love of each other.

Sometimes I get asked, how do you know
when it's true love?

And I always say the same thing.

When true love comes along, you'll know
and grab it.

I believe Bonnie and Sean have some last
minute vows.

Bonnie.

I vow to love you and to cherish you
always.

And to not check my phone outside the
hours of 9 to 5.

Or, let's be honest, 9 to 6.

Unless, of course, it's you calling.

Oh, Sean.

I vow to love and cherish you, too.

And I will never doubt you again.

We have the rest of our lives to learn
both about and from each other. And I

can't wait.

Sean? Do you take Bonnie to be your
lawfully wedded wife?

I do.

And Bonnie, do you take Sean to be your
lawfully wedded husband?

I do.

Well then, I now pronounce you husband
and wife.

You may kiss your bride.

Well, thank you all very much for coming
out tonight, and happy Valentine's Day,

okay?

Now, sometimes it's not always easy to
find love, right? And sometimes it can

right in front of you, you don't even
know it.

I personally believe that there's
someone out there for all of us.

There certainly is for me, and she's
here tonight.

She doesn't know it, but I wrote this
song for her.

And my arms can try to keep you But

my heart knows it's too late

So if you need your freedom

more

I won't stand in your way.

But if it's not.

enjoy this beautiful gazebo on our last
night together.

Okay? That sounds perfect.

Amazing. Oh, I love it. I love you.

I love you.

I loved his song.

And I love the guy who wrote it.

These two.

I've never seen my dad like this.

Because they are in love.

I am so happy for you. I want to make a
toast.

Olivia, come on up here.

I just want to say thank you for having
us all on your Valentine's weekend.

And for making it so lovely.

I'm so proud of you, darling.

Thank you, Mom.

I'm getting all sentimental.

No.

Happy Valentine's. Cheers, everybody.

Cheers. Cheers.

Thanks so much.

Oh, it's fantastic.

Congratulations.

Thank you so much. Happy Valentine's
Day. Yes, I know.

We're ready. All right.

Dad. Hey. Wyatt and I came up with a
great idea.

I'm listening.

I take a gap year to give cooking a try,
and then I go back and finish college.

I think it's a great idea.

I think so, too. I love it. I love you.

I love you, too, Dad.

See you, honey.

See ya.

Bye. I love you. Thank you.

Okay. Be safe, okay?

We will.

You guys, this weekend turned out
perfectly, just like I hoped it would.

glad. We would like to come back for
Easter. If that's okay with you guys.

I guess so. We're going to stay in
touch. You bet.

I want you to have this.

You never know when it might come in
handy.

Love you.

I love you.

Thank you again. Thank you. Thank you
guys so much.

Take care.

Bye. Bye.

Do you have our boarding pass?

I got the boarding pass. It's printed.
We are good to go.

Bye, guys.

Bye.

Did all of this really just happen?

Yeah.

And it was pretty amazing, wasn't it?

It was.

It wasn't quite the Valentine's weekend
we had planned. But it all worked out.

Yeah, it did.

Can I still ask you to be my Valentine?

Please do.

Actually, there's a couple of things I'd
like to ask you.

Really?

What else did you want to ask me?

I think I may need to wait for a sign
before I ask that question.

The ducks are back early. What do you
know?

Maybe that's a sign.

Maybe it is.