All language subtitles for Stop the Wedding [2016]

All right, Anna, comedy or tragedy?

Comedy. Laughter is always preferable to
tears, unless it is tears from

laughter, which I also enjoy.

If we can hear it. Over your new
neighbors and their endless mariachi

celebration. I know. It's been nonstop
with those people ever since they moved

in. Music is to be enjoyed, not to be
audible from outer space.

That is so loud.

Right?

Even still, I love your weekend visits.
I wish that you didn't have to go back

so soon. I know, but my batteries are
recharged, and I've got to go back to my

real life and get my firm off the
ground.

Well, I'm proud of you because it's not
every day a lawyer chooses integrity

over a paycheck.

Oh, well, don't congratulate me yet. I
may have to go crawling back to a big

firm if I can't get my own off the
ground.

Stop it. You are smart and capable and
determined, and I take full credit for

that because that's the way I raised
you. What?

Oh, that's it. This is ridiculous.

What? Let's go.

I have to meet them sometime.

Okay.

Just be careful. We don't want some
Hatfields and McCoys feud with the new

neighbors. Well, I hope not, because the
Hatfields killed the McCoys. It wasn't

over mariachi music, so I think we're
safe. But just in case, I'm your backup.

You're always looking out for me.

Oh, my, my. Yes, yes.

Wait, you're our new neighbor?

You're Sean Hathaway.

That's what it says on my driver's
license. It must be true.

Don't believe the date of birth part.
I'm really much younger than that. Could

you turn that down, please?

Wireless speakers.

So you heard I was in town making a
movie and you've come by for a selfie,

right? Not exactly. No? We're here to
remind you that you have neighbors.

are other people in the world. Ah, got
it. Yes, my music.

Please accept my apologies.

Hey!

Is

that

darn music still too loud?

Actually, it was even louder than
before. Well, I've never been into salsa

music, but I'm playing a dance
instructor in this new movie, and I'm

getting it all in my head now.

I love it.

How do you like my moves?

Spectacular. Best I've ever seen.

Now, would you mind keeping it to a dull
roar?

I know you're upset because I haven't
come next door to introduce myself.

It's just that I'm in Seattle for a very
short time.

Much as we'll all miss you when you're
gone, might I suggest you invest in a

pair of headphones?

Have a nice night.

Nice neighbors.

Nice ladies.

This is my third message in the past two
days. Where are you?

I'm walking into my new office now, so
call me there, okay?

I left the new number on my last new
voicemail.

I'll talk to you soon. Okay, bye.

Where is he?

Look, Mrs. O 'Healy, I...

Gloria, I understand this is a very
difficult time for you, but I've handled

many sensitive divorces, and I'm going
to make this as painless as possible.

here for you 24 -7, okay?

I will call you as soon as I speak to
his lawyer.

All right, you too.

Okay, bye -bye.

Is Gloria signing with us?

She is.

Poor thing. This is really rough on her.
I'm going to have to do a little hand

-holding here. She could have chosen any
firm and she chose you. It's a

testament to your reputation.

It's a start.

It's a great start.

Wealthy doctor, soon to be ex.

She'll keep us afloat for a while.
That's not why we do this, Em.

Can you get me the file for the Avery
divorce?

You know, Hannah, it's after six.

We should go home because that's what
normal people do.

They work and they leave, said work.

It's after six already. I'm calling my
aunt again.

Your aunt is allowed to have a life
unlike the rest of us. I know that, but

she's usually so quick to return my
calls. I'm starting to worry. What if

something happens?

Nothing has happened. I can't find the
Avery file. Who packed these boxes? You

did when I was home last month.

Well, I'm so fired I should probably
leave.

I am so sorry. I was actually out of
town and I forgot to bring my phone with

me. I didn't even get your messages
until right now. It's okay. You're

I'm just so glad you're all right.

Did you go camping?

No, I was at an incredible spa resort.

With the friend?

Really? With a man friend, perhaps?

Yes, he is all that.

Aunt Belle, this is great news.

It's been two years since you and Walter
broke up. I didn't know you were dating

again. Well... It's actually a bit more
than dating.

Wait.

I'm engaged.

What? To whom?

To whom?

Are you really correcting my grammar at
a time like this? Anna, there is never a

good time for improper grammar.

Okay, well then to whom are you getting
married?

Sean Castleberry.

That's great. I just, I really hope it's
not on the same day as my wedding to

Bradley Cooper.

I'm not joking, honey.

Wait, seriously?

A month ago, you hated him, and now
you're marrying this guy?

And he's been married so many times. I
mean, does he get a set of steak knives

on the tenth wife?

Well, I could certainly use a new set of
steak knives, but I'm not sure it works

that way.

Hello, Anna.

Hi, Mr.

Castleberry. You're there.

That's really great.

Please, Sean.

And it's not ten marriages, Anna. It's
only three.

Sometimes in life you have to kiss a few
frogs, but that's all behind me now

ever since I met this woman I'm so crazy
about. When did this happen?

Well, we've been seeing each other since
you left, and I didn't mention it

because I wanted to make sure it was
real first.

Nothing has ever been more real.

I said that line in the soap opera once.

Oh, darling, there's just one more
thing.

The wedding is going to be in two weeks.

What? Why?

Why is the wedding in two weeks? That's
very soon.

Well, I'm shooting a movie as soon as I
finish. I can't wait to start my new

life with your wonderful aunt.

Or is it aunt?

Tomato, tomato.

This is our first fight.

We'll get through it. We will.

Honey,

I really hope you can get away.

I want you to be my maid of honor.

Oh, trust me, I will. And I will see you
very soon.

Bye!

Wow.

Keep a close eye on her blood pressure
and notify me of any changes in either

direction.

Jake called.

That's never a good sign hearing from my
dad's assistant, is it? Nope.

Do you want me to get him on the line?

Mm -hmm.

It's nice to see you again.

What?

Sweet, they say I do.

He never learns.

Especially after the last wife did a
number on him and his bank account.

Well, you want him to be happy, don't
you?

Yes. Of course, Jake, I'm not a monster,
but why does he have to marry them

every single time?

Hopeless romantic?

Yeah, well, thanks for letting me know.

I guess.

Yeah, apparently he rented the house
next door to the luckiest gold digger in

Seattle while shooting his movie there.

You're going to Seattle, aren't you?
What about the conference?

It was an honor just to be asked, right?
A huge honor.

Sure, there's someone else who can do
the keynote on breakthroughs in

final fusion, right?

I should have known. It was too good to
be true.

Don't cancel just yet. Deal with your
dad and then get a flight to Miami from

there. You can still make some of the
conference and the best part of the trip

few relaxing days on the beach.

He always does this at the worst
possible times.

What do you want me to do?

Book me a flight to Seattle ASAP.

Thank you.

And I will be accessible at any time, so
make sure every client has my cell

phone number, especially Gloria. And did
you reschedule the foster arbitration?

Done. And did Aunt Susie call? Is she
picking me up? She's meeting at the

How long will you be gone? Hopefully a
few days, tops. This is not a good time

for me to be away, but I will get this
nonsense under control and head back.

That word rears its ugly head.

What word? Nonsense?

No. Control. You cannot control
everything, Anna. It's not about

It's about protection.

He's a movie star. He dates glamorous
Hollywood types. What does he want with

retired art teacher from Seattle?

Maybe it's love.

No, it's not love. I've met him. He's a
slick one. That type of charm is

dangerous. I've got to figure out what's
really going on. I'm not going to let

my aunt be another notch in his belt,
which I'm sure is Gucci.

It's fine. I will work while I'm gone. I
have this under control.

It's fine.

This is family.

Morning, Pat.

How'd I find a room?

Just for the wrong location.

Oh, I haven't given up on that constant.

You know, it's been more than 20 years
since my mom died, and he keeps finding

these women.

You know, sure, they seem great at
first. They're beautiful and funny and

and then, bam, they hit you right in the
wall.

Are you talking about your dad's
experience or your own?

Both.

But I've learned from my mistakes. He
never does.

What is it that he's searching for?

If only I could figure that out.

Oh, passion?

Love? What everybody wants.

Annabelle Colton.

North Seattle High Class of 2002.

Cheerleader. Captain of the debate team.
This has to be her. It's right where he

rented the house.

Uh -huh.

And this is her today.

Oh, Annabelle.

A .K .A. Belle.

Beautiful, young, and probably looking
to land a windfall.

But she is in for a rude awakening.

I know, Gloria, but you have nothing to
worry about. I am in constant contact

with his lawyer.

What can I say? Oh!

I'm going to have to call you back.

Great. Phone's dead.

Why don't you watch where you're going?

Well, the same could be said for you.
Don't text and walk.

Isn't that what people say?

Oh, I'm sorry. I must have missed that
PSA. It doesn't matter anyway, since you

killed my phone. I killed your phone?
You killed my shirt. My favorite shirt.

That's your favorite shirt?

It doesn't even look like a contender
for favorite. I think you could do

Well, it's much nicer when it's not
covered in caramel macchiato. Yeah,

is my blazer.

Have we met?

No, I don't think so. I think I'd
remember you.

Did you just come out on the flight from
Boston? San Francisco.

So what are you going to do about my
phone? What are you going to do about my

shirt? Are you going to have it dry
cleaned?

No, I would, but my ride just got here.

Put some club soda on it. Problem
solved.

Stick your phone in some rice.

Problem solved.

Wish I could say it was a pleasure.
Yeah, it wasn't.

Thanks for picking me up, Jake, since my
dad still won't answer any of my calls.

But he has to have you to tell me all
this big news now. He can't even tell me

himself. Well, maybe he knew you tried
to talk him out of it.

Besides, I've gotten very good at
dropping bombshells after two decades of

working for your father.

It's on my resume now. Two wives in the
last five years, and I'm supposed to

just congratulate him?

Belle's different.

Oh, yeah, I'm sure she is, Jake.

They all are. Yeah, they don't care that
he's a movie star, no.

No, they would love him just the same if
he were a bank teller. Please, I've

heard it all before.

Well, just try to reserve judgment until
after you've met her, will you?

I think he's going to deprive you.

Yeah, I think not.

I can't believe you're being so blasé
about all this. Well, it's her time,

A little bit later than most people, but
everybody deserves to find their great

love.

And sometimes you just need to let
people make their own mistakes.

Because they don't listen to you anyway
when they are so sure that they are

ready to tie the knot. I can't believe
you're going to throw the biggest

of my life in my face at a time like
this. I was 19. I was young and stupid,

I have been very careful about my
decisions ever since. What's Bella's

She doesn't need one.

Sean's the best.

We all adore him. What about his
history, Aunt Susie?

No, that's a tabloid, Sean. Trust me,
you get to know him, he's completely

different. Plus...

He's introducing me to George Clooney at
the wedding.

I just... I'm just glad Dad's not here
to see all this. I mean, he was so

protective of you and Aunt Belle. What
would he say about his sister marrying a

virtual stranger?

I'm not certain.

But I think he'd say, you go, girl.

Aunt Belle?

You knew I was coming home today.

Well, it looks like she had other plans.

Salsa?

I hope she's talking about chips and
dips. She hates dancing.

He has pulled her to the dark side, Aunt
Susie.

I have to go and open the shop, so I
can't wait with you. But try to keep an

open mind.

I'm telling you, my sister is a new
woman.

Salsa?

Our best leverage is the fact that you
helped put your husband through medical

school. California is a community
property, so you have absolutely nothing

worry about here.

Okay. We will talk later.

What? How?

How on earth did you find me here?

Is this about your phone?

You looked very different out of
context. That's why I couldn't place

I see you've changed. It's much, much
better.

This should really be your favorite.

Clay. Clay Cancelberry.

Sean's son.

That figures.

And you're Annabelle Colton.

Your father isn't here.

Actually, I didn't come here to see my
father. I came here to see you.

Oh, great. Just let yourself in.

Yeah. I mean, if you're going to marry
my father, I thought we might as well

acquainted alone.

Right, Bill?

Of course.

So? How much?

Excuse me? Look, I'm sure you're a
perfectly nice person, Annabelle, but

everyone has a price.

What are you talking about?

Look, let's just save my father another
long and painful divorce.

How much is it going to take to, uh,
call off the engagement?

Wow. That is crazy. Quite an offer,
Clay. You know, I really, truly don't

I'm going to have to do some math here.

Figure out a good price.

You have made this fun.

Anna!

Clay, you're here.

You're looking well. Hi, Dad.

Good to see you. Looking good. I see
you've met Belle's niece, Anna.

So lovely to see you again. And it's, of
course, the love of my life, Miss Belle

Colton.

Belle and Annabelle.

Yes, her father was my big brother, and
we were very close, so Anna was named

after me. Very close. She raised me. I
would do anything for her.

It is so nice to meet you, Clay. Your
father raves about you. Ah, I also rave

about anchovies. Don't let it go to your
head.

You guys seem like you are a lot alike.
We were just getting acquainted when you

walked in. He's special.

Well, it's a nice day. Why don't we all
go next door to my place? We'll fire up

the barbecue.

Give us a chance to get to know each
other better.

Sounds good. Great. I'll get some food
together and we'll meet you next door.

See you later, Clay.

Yep.

I picked

up some burgers yesterday.

You know, Anna, you are going to adore
Sean once you get to know him.

Everyone does.

You didn't at first. How can you
possibly know him in one month?

I know everything I need to know. Come
on. I'll tell you one thing.

She's got the kindest heart I've ever
met.

It kind of reminds me of your mother.

Look, I'm sure she's very nice, and I
get that you like her, but why rush

things? Like we said before on the
phone, Sean's movie finishes in a few

and we just can't wait to start our life
together. Are you sure you don't want

to think this through a little more? I
would just hate to see you get hurt.

Sean would never hurt me.

I would never hurt her.

I'm worried about you. Remember what
happened with... That name that can't be

said.

Okay, well, you were so sure about...
Yeah, yeah. Her.

And look what happened. She destroyed
you. I just don't want to see that

to you again.

I appreciate that. Thank you. But this
time, slam dunk.

Right here.

Hello. Hi.

Can I take something?

Sure. Great.

Why didn't you tell me who you were? Oh,
I didn't really have time. You were so

busy negotiating your bribe. It wasn't a
bribe. It was an offer.

I don't know what circles you run in,
Clay, but my aunt cannot be bought.

They're not my circles. They're my
father's. Well, I'm not going to allow

father and his very obvious midlife
crisis to take advantage of my aunt.

Him take advantage of her? That's not
normally the case where the

are concerned.

My aunt could care less about any of
that celebrity stuff.

I'm sure she's a very wonderful person,
and I imagine they think that this is

true love. It's not. It's adrenaline
disguised as love. I'm a divorced

I've seen this a million times.

Hi.

Hello, I'm Jake. This is Anna. I'm Anna.

Nice to meet you, Anna. Will you both be
joining us?

Yes, very soon.

They need to put on the brakes. Get to
know each other. See if they fit into

each other's lives. Then, a few months
down the road... If they're still

together. If they're still together.

See what happens.

They can't get married in two weeks.
It's an absolute recipe for disaster.

So we stop the wedding.

We have no choice.

So, Counselor, what's the plan?

I'm supposed to come up with a plan?

Well, you seem like the sort of person
who always has a plan.

I've never been in this position before.
You, however, have.

What do you think?

Oh, you kind of squashed it this
morning.

That was your plan?

That wasn't a plan. That was an act of
desperation.

Pardon me for my lack of experience
here, but I didn't get in early enough

time. And I'm not okay with a repeat
performance.

Gail, his former wife, was a demonic
human being.

Though to call her a human is an insult
to humans everywhere, trust me. Well, I

can assure you, my aunt is nothing like
that.

I get it. She's a dream.

but it still doesn't dismiss the fact
that this is insane. And then I did my

surgical residency in Boston, and I
never left.

Oh, how fascinating. Uh, Clay, how do
you take your burgers? Uh, medium,

Look, we need to figure this out soon,
because I left a very important new

client behind, and I need to get back.

Mm -hmm. And I'm supposed to be in Miami
on Friday doing my first keynote to a

conference of prominent orthopedists.
We're all sacrificing something here.

Look at that.

They look like...

You know what this is?

It's a vacation romance.

Yeah, well, vacations always end.

You know that and I know that.

We just need to get them to see that
this is not real life.

So I'm up for the role of a lifetime.
This is about 30 years ago. It's James

Bond between Roger Moore and Timothy
Dalton. And they're seeing everybody in

town, but I'm the only non -Brit. So I
figure I got to work on this accent. I

hire a dialect coach, the best guy in
town. I'm pumped. We're ready. I've been

working on this.

It's the money shot audition day. I'm
there. The director says, action.

Bond, James Bond.

He says, cut.

Please, cut.

I think it serves them right for not
casting me that that whole franchise

tanked after that.

He has such great stories. I could just
listen for hours.

And he can certainly talk for hours.

So how did you get together?

I tried to have him arrested.

I warned him about the music.

Oh, yeah.

But I had this clever ruse to get her to
come back over.

When the police arrived, they posed for
selfies.

She finally gave me a chance to
apologize and let me take her to dinner.

Just like a fairy tale.

And you two find that your lives are
complementary?

I mean, you're from very different
worlds.

True. I like salty, he likes sweet.

She's an early riser, I'm a night owl.

I'm farm to table, and he's more room
service to me. Now, that you could learn

to love, give it a chance.

I think that if people work at it and
they're meant to be, they can make it

happen.

We just want to settle down, buy a
ranch, grow our own vegetables, and own

horses. It's like I told you when I
retired last year, that that was always

dream. I just never thought it would
actually happen.

Okay, hold on.

Buy a ranch?

Dead. You loathe getting dirty.

Yes, but the offers that I get these
days are not all that inspiring. I think

maybe it's time to hang up the Hollywood
hat and try something a little simpler.

I am determined to get some dirt under
your father's perfectly manicured

fingernail. Not too much, not too much.

Have you tried being the outdoorsy type
yet?

Without a stunt double.

That's a good one. I have not, but I do
think that I can accomplish.

Anything with Belle by my side.

Sure, my dad wants to hang up his hat
and become Grizzly Adams when the operas

aren't coming in, but that's just in
theory, not practice.

Wait till Belle takes him out on the
hiking trails.

It's like her sanctuary.

She's all business out there. Have you
seen her paintings?

No, I haven't, but that sounds like
torture to my father.

He likes spas and air conditioning and
indoor plumbing.

He'll hate her, love.

Well, maybe we should let him see.

He thinks he'll love it.

We could be wrong.

After all, the great outdoors are
beautiful.

Not to mention invigorating.

Fresh air filling your lungs. All those
adorable little creatures.

So, we're going hiking tomorrow?

What an excellent idea. I'm so glad you
thought of it.

Your break.

One. Not bad.

I want that part. Come on, go get it.

I mean, you know I'm perfect for it. It
reads like it was written for me.

Yes, this is my real hair.

Just go get it.

Hey, where are your hiking boots, John?

Oh, right here, fresh off the rack.

Clay has the rest of your survival gear.

Oh, he's looking out for him.

Well, somebody has to. Lucky me.

Well, I guess it's a perfect day to be
hiking.

It's also a perfect day to be employed.
Please, try not to kill him. No, no. I'm

taking him up to my favorite place in
the whole world. Oh, this will be so

great. Yeah, remember the don't kill him
part, huh?

Yes, sweetheart.

Isn't it incredible out here? Incredible
is not the word that comes to mind.

Dad,

don't turn that wrong.

I'll race you.

You've done this before. Hey, hey, slow
down.

We're almost there. Wait till you see
this view.

Oh, wow.

The hills are alive with the sound of
wheezing.

Hey, can we stop at the Sherpa station
and get some help?

Killer view up here, Dad.

Don't say killer at a time like this.

Breathe in that air.

Imagine this every single day of your
life. It's like living in a dream.

You're endangering my life here.

He's very dramatic.

He's always very dramatic, Belle. That's
what he's good at.

I don't like heights.

I don't like being this tall.

Where's the tram?

My kingdom for a pernicula.

This is going so well, maybe I'll make
that conference after all.

Are those seagulls or vultures?

Careful, love.

I want to go home.

You hear that?

It's kind of trouble in paradise.

This is more my style.

There. All right, that's off my bucket
list. Thank you.

So, counselor, why divorce?

It's a difficult time for people, and I
help them navigate it.

Yeah, I don't know. The demise of
someone's relationship, it seems so

depressing. See, I prefer putting people
back together.

Well, maybe by breaking them apart, I am
putting them back together, just

individually.

I mean, you can be alive and yet so
miserable that you're not really living.

People are always chasing a feeling.
Love puts you on top of the world, and

there's that inevitable crash, and boom,
you're right back where you started.

See, and I've found it's not so much
love as it is convenience or

How many times do I have to tell you my
aunt does not like that?

Probably a few more.

So we need to stop this now before they
move to L .A.

What do you mean?

Yeah, my dad told me that they're going
to sell Bill's house and buy a ranch in

Malibu. His movie wraps tomorrow. All
that's left is them packing up

and then going to live happily ever
after.

I figured she might go back with him,
but it never occurred to me that she

sell our house.

Wait, Belle's house is your house?

My mom died when I was three, so Belle
moved in with us.

That was pretty selfless of her.

She gave up so much for me, which is why
I have to protect her now, but that was

our home.

Well, at least you had a home.

When your father's an actor...

Home is a series of random hotel rooms.

What about your mom?

She died when I was 12.

Um, yeah.

I don't think he ever got over it.

It is beautiful, though, right?

I'll take your word for that, and I'll
wait to see the picture. Yeah.

Home for me is... It's become an
operating room.

In the operating room, I always know
what to do.

In complete control.

People talk about being in control like
it's some character flaw.

Right? As if being reckless makes life
somehow more worthwhile.

I don't think that we have anything to
worry about her moving away. Look at

How you making out there, Dad?

I'm sure I am near death.

May history remember me kindly.

Well, you better help another actor
that's more famous than you doesn't die

the same day because he'll take top
billing. I'll take worse than that.

Come on, you guys. The tide's low. I
want to show you something.

Oh, good. There's more.

All right. Come here. I'll pull you.

Come on, Dad.

You got this.

Oxygen.

Paramedic. Come on, old man.

There you go.

Break them up.

Bell seemed so at ease on the trail
today.

But, uh, no offense intended, you have a
very limited outdoor skill set.

Yeah. You know, that's a long time for
an actor to be outside with no hair and

makeup.

I liked it, so I think I'll get better
at it. You do, huh?

Uh -huh.

Well, I think the two of you couldn't be
any more different.

Well, you probably heard that opposites
attract.

Wouldn't be a bad idea for you to find
somebody who expands your horizons.

What about dating?

What was that last girl's name?

Vivian. And no, I'm not dating.

A lot of opportunists out there, Dad.
Guys like you and I, we have to be

careful. Really?

It's kind of a cynical overview, I
think.

Why do you always think that people have
a hidden agenda?

Because they usually do. Oh.

You of all people should understand
that.

Nice shot.

It would be a shame if a couple of
unfortunate romantic experiences were to

you back.

I do believe that there are some great
opportunities out there when you just

keep your mind open to it.

Open. You know, speaking of open, I
noticed you don't open your mail

Why not?

That's what we have Jake for.

You know, I come into town, we get all
kinds of nice opportunities,

red carpet, black tie.

How does Belle feel about all those
fancy shindigs of yours?

I don't know. We haven't done one.

What?

Dad, that's a huge part of your life.
You need to let her in and see

I'll tell you what.

Why don't we pick an event out of that
pile there and you take her for a night

out?

I like that idea. Take your best shot.
See what you find.

Perfect. Opera guild.

Opera. Perfect.

Fancy. Elegant. That's my girl.

You're about to have an incredible time.

I'll get Jake to RSVP.

And thank you. Thank you. That was a
good idea.

Good soundly son -to -father advice.

Is it that you have managed to stay
single all this time?

Oh, you know what? That's okay.

You fall in love enough for the both of
us, don't you? Yeah.

And all that whining and complaining.

He was like a big baby in hiking boots.

Next time will be better.

And besides, I never should have taken
him up to Wilkes Point, but he admired

the painting so much.

Good thing I'm not looking for a hiking
buddy.

Well, I'm sure there are plenty of
beginner trails to hit in Malibu.

When you sell the house.

I was going to tell you.

I just wanted to ease you into it,
honey.

I know the wedding balm was a lot.

So you're just going to sell the house
and move to the land of sweaty yoga and

juice cleanses?

Unless you want to live here, honey.

Your father left the house to both of
us.

I can't move back here. I mean, my
business is in San Francisco.

Yes, I understand all that, but you
can't be all business all the time,

sweetheart. You need to enjoy your life.
I enjoy my life.

Do you?

What do you do for fun?

My work is fun.

What about dating?

I don't have time for that right now. I
just went out on my own. I started my

own firm. It's about priorities.

What?

I wish you would make passion a
priority.

After all these years, I finally have.

And I've never been happier.

Hmm?

Yeah,

but this is his life. She needs to see
if she can handle it.

Okay. That's good. That's good.

But we should go, too.

Wait, like together?

Yeah. Like a date? No.

Because I've been asked on dates before,
and it kind of sounds like you're

asking me out. I'm not. I'm asking you
on a plan.

This guy's at a date, so technically it
is a date.

What about your talk?

Isn't that on Friday?

Oh, I already told him it's a
replacement in the keynote. Maybe I can

later in the conference.

You know, you're not working fast enough
on the talk at hand.

What? I'm not working fast enough?

I'm doing everything I can here.

All while turning into a piece of clan
who's getting increasingly more

frustrated every minute that I'm gone.

Some sense in Amanda. I was only
kidding.

I knew that.

What is that?

I have no idea.

Oh, okay.

So, Friday night.

It's a date. It's a plan. It's a date
with a plan. It's a plan with a date.

Stone date. I guess.

Thank you.

Come again.

Oh, now that could work.

I want you to be the Annabelle of the
ball. Cute.

Very cute. But I'm just going to be
there for Belle. Clay says she'll

be ignored the whole time. Tell me about
Clay.

Belle said he's the whole package. He
sure seems to think so.

Listen to you.

You're going to this fancy event with a
handsome surgeon, and you're acting like

you didn't even notice him.

Oh. Please, Clay is not charming,
successful, gorgeous.

He's a little too sure of himself.

And that's a bad thing? That kind of
charm is a defense mechanism. I've seen

in a thousand depositions. So he needs a
little time to let people in.

Congratulations, that makes him human.
You do it too. I do not.

I'm just saying, let Belle be.

She can handle whatever happens. You
need to let go and enjoy your date. It's

not a date.

Hello, can I help you?

It's a plan.

Anna, the car is here.

Am I underdressed?

Hello,

Clay. You look beautiful.

Wow.

You look... You too.

Let's do this.

What do I say if they ask me any
questions?

Well, you just be yourself. They're
going to love you. Hello.

Just remember when they're taking all
these pictures, keep your eyes above the

flashbulb, otherwise you'll be blind all
night.

Show me this.

Hello. We'll meet you inside.

Good luck.

Okay. Have fun.

This is a zoo.

This is his life.

Now you know why I live in Boston.

Hi, excuse me. Hello.

Can we get you to step back there so we
can get Sean alone?

Oh, go, go, Josh.

See you in a minute.

Hello. Hello. You met Corinne, my lovely
coot. Yes. They just pushed her aside.

It happens all the time.

And she's actually shared with me that
the word on the street is you're

for the part of Finley Charles in the
latest superhero franchise.

Care to comment?

I don't know what street that is, but
I'll wait. I'll answer the phone. That's

great role, and I'm going to be excited.

By the way, you have almost met my
beautiful fiancée. This is the lovely

Colton. Fiancée? Oh, my goodness. Come
here.

This is amazing. We had no idea.

You know, it's been a long time since
I've had any, um, plan with a beautiful

woman. Really?

How long?

Well, I was engaged just over a year
ago.

What happened, if you don't mind my
asking?

No, it's fine.

Some women just want to marry a doctor,
and they don't care what name comes in

front of the letters MD, as long as it's
part of the signature.

It doesn't hurt if her dad's a movie
star, either. Oh, that sounds like a

That's not the word that I would use.

What about you?

I left my old firm because they were all
about the bottom line. They were

policing clients, and I just couldn't do
that. So I started my own practice, and

it's a lot, building a business from the
ground up. So that's my focus right

now. My father always accuses me of
hiding in my work.

Apparently, for him, if you're not
falling in love every six months, you're

really living. My aunt said the same
thing to me. Why aren't you dating? Get

one of those websites. What happened to
the chef?

What did happen to the chef? His one and
only redeeming quality was his souffle.

I love a good souffle.

Ah, suck.

Should have married him, huh?

What

do

you think he's saying?

I don't know.

Yes, we've learned so much.

We have.

Part two.

Shall we go find out?

Okay.

Thanks.

I'm sorry if I step on your toes.

I'm a surgeon.

I'm really good with my hands. Terrible
with my feet.

You can't be that bad.

Oh, you'll see.

Oh, look who's here.

Dad?

There's the second loveliest couple in
the room.

Yep, that's myself.

I don't doubt they like each other, but
how can anyone be so sure of a

connection so fast?

Six days.

That's when my father said he knew.

Six days?

That's crazy.

How could someone be so sure so soon,
right?

I predict we'll be interrupted.

Oh, really?

Fine, right?

And you must be...

Where did my aunt go?

Sean, quick one of the two of you.

Great, thank you.

I should go look for her.

I'll be right back.

Hey, there you are.

I can't believe you got pushed aside for
Corinne Sellers. I don't even think

she's that great of an actress.

No, she's not.

But it comes with the territory, so
thank goodness Sean's ready to get out

the business.

Are you sure about that?

Why, are you looking for problems where
none exist?

I'm not looking for problems. I just...
I feel like he wants a life with you,

but what happens if Hollywood comes
calling again?

Don't you want me to be happy?

Of course I do.

How could you ask me that? I just... I
just want to make sure that you know

you're getting into.

What I'm getting into.

Is that why we're here tonight?

We thought that something was
potentially happening with you and Clay.

But you came here to pit Sean and me
against each other? To exaggerate our

differences? No.

It? Well, it's not as sinister as you're
making it sound.

I'm not your client, Anna.

I don't need your counsel.

And I know what I'm doing.

It's because this is a bell that can't
be unrung.

Your wedding becomes national news.

And so be it.

If this is a mistake, and I don't think
it is, then it's my mistake to make, not

yours.

You need to stop hiding in other
people's lives, Anna.

Look in the mirror.

Look in the mirror.

That's whose life you need to focus on.

Give it a try.

Aunt Pat.

My dad went looking for her about ten
minutes ago. I didn't see either of them

inside. Excuse me, have you seen Sean
Castleberry by chance?

He and the lady just left in his limo.

They did, she does.

Could you call us a taxi, please? She's
angrier than I thought.

Aunt Val?

Aunt Val, are you here?

Are they here? They're not at my dad's
place. Where could they have gone?

Oh, no.

I think I know.

If you're not with us, you're against
us, so we have no choice but to get

married without you.

Farrah Loping?

All right, Jake, keep looking, and we'll
come check out his computer as soon as

we can. Thanks. I know. I know, Aunt
Susie, and we are trying to find them

bring them back here so they can get
married with all of us together.

Yes, I know. It is very important that
you meet George Clooney.

Okay. I'll keep you posted.

Do you have her password?

I do.

What's this?

Feel just like Palm Night.

Jake, the lady says she has two left
feet, so make sure you catch both of

on video.

Well, we can't all be as suave as Sean
Castleberry.

No, well, that's a full -time job.

Shall we? Oh, yes.

And forward, forward, forward.

Forward, forward, forward.

Forward, forward, forward.

Forward, forward, forward. Bye.

And she didn't because she made a choice
to raise me.

And here's her chance, and I'm trying to
take this away from her.

No. No, your intentions were good. I was
trying to control the situation, which

is what I do.

And now she's getting married, and I'm
not going to be there.

This is not the way it's supposed to be.

We'll find them, okay? And we'll make it
right.

Come on, let's go. See if we can find
any clues at my dad's house.

Just give me a minute.

Sure.

So lucky.

Maybe he did a search for chapels or
adjusted to the piece. We should check

internet. Allow me. I am very well
acquainted with how to do a detailed

of a browser history.

Divorce lawyer.

These things come in very handy when
things get contentious.

Clay, this is a mess.

Although my aunt should understand where
I was coming from and trying to stop

her, she did the exact same thing to me.

What?

You were married?

I was 19.

I was young and thought it was true
love, and then when he left after six

well, you can't just pretend like that
never happened.

Everyone tried to talk me out of it, but
I was so sure of him.

Then you look back on it, and you can't
help but wonder, what red flags did I

miss?

They're always so visible in hindsight.

Your ex -fiancé?

You feel so stupid for not seeing what
everyone else did.

Yeah.

Clay, I get that.

But for Sean and Belle, maybe this is
the real thing. Who are we to say?

I went over your father's account. His
credit card was just used at the

Millennia Hotel.

We'll be to Las Vegas.

My work here is done. I'm just going to
go back to bed.

Vegas?

Sorry to wake you. You have the flights
pulled up yet?

No, it's fine.

I was wide awake.

Are you sure you want to chase your
father all the way to Nevada?

You know he does what he wants.

I know, but we need to make sure they do
this right. If they're going there to

get married, then we need to be by their
sides.

Call Dr. Morgan and let him know I won't
make the conference at all.

Okay.

Sorry to call so early, Em. And I know I
said I'd be home by now, but I need you

to handle it if she calls.

Pass her through to my cell no matter
what time of day.

Okay, the next flight leaves in three
hours, but it's only business class and

it's not cheap.

Fine, book us two seats.

Do you want me to charge her ticket to
her credit card?

No, just put them both on mine.

I will book it and then I will get back
to you with all the details.

Okay, I will call you as soon as I land.

You too.

Who needs sleep?

We're going to Vegas.

All right.

I'm sorry, but we don't have two rooms.

I do, however, have two suites on the
same floor for a substantially higher

nightly rate.

Of course you do.

Yeah, we'll take the suites.

How much substantially higher?

I'm building a new business now.

Hey, it's okay.

I've got you. You can pay me back later.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Can you tell me if Sean Canterbury has
checked in yet?

I'm really not at liberty today.

I'm his son.

Check my ID.

We have the same last name.

I'm still really not at liberty to say.

I need to find my father.

It's very important and his phone isn't
working. I need to get him his

medication. Medication.

And yet our rules remain unchanged.

Can you please help us out here? We've
been up all night. We're exhausted.

I can tell you that the bridge over the
lobby is the...

best place for people watching thank you
can you have

someone take our bags to the room space
oh thank you so much thank you and

you're talking this bridge right here
okay

Hey! Hey.

I tried to call his room from the house
phone, but he didn't use any of his

usual aliens. Yeah, I just did a search
on my phone. There's over a hundred

wedding chapels in this town. How are we
supposed to find them? I just wish we

had, like, a GPS tracking device.

Well, not GPS, but the next best thing.
What?

I can't believe I didn't think of this
sooner.

Twitter. People love to post celebrity
sightings there.

Ah, no.

No, not this one. Not this one. No.

Here, go in to pick up my watch and see
Sean Castleberry and his fiancée buying

wedding rings at Galleria Jewelers.

Hashtag wife number four. Eleven minutes
to go. Let's go.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

I'm so sorry.

Okay, no looky -loos. Very high -profile
client, is that it?

Oh, we don't care about that. We're
actually just here to pick up our

ring. That's right. I'm the luckiest man
in the world. This beautiful woman said

yes to me.

You're picking up.

Can I see your receipt?

Oh, shoot.

We forgot our receipt. But I hope that's
not a problem because we're getting

married tonight.

And you're waiting until now to get your
wedding ring?

Oh, no, no, no, of course not. I know we
came by yesterday to pick up, but the

sizes, they were all wrong. The sizes
were wrong. They told us to come back

today by noon, and they promised that
they would be ready.

Sorry, I can't let you in without a
receipt.

How long is this going to take?

Can't say for sure.

Oh, no!

We don't have a lot of time. I've got to
go to the hair salon and get my hair

done and my makeup, and you've got to
get your tux, and this is all your

I mean, not you, personally. You
actually seem like a very nice man, but

employer could be responsible for
ruining the happiest day of my life.

Hey, look at me.

We will make something happen, even if
it's a twisty tie, okay? I will put

something on that finger tonight, I
promise you. All right, listen.

You're picking up, okay?

When you get inside, you talk to Alexis,
whichever I send you. Thank you. Thank

you. Oh, thank you so much.

Thank you. You saved me there.

You're good.

Hey, thank you for having me.

Hi. Hi.

Sorry about the commotion. We don't get
celebrities in here too often.

Sean Castleberry and his latest fiance
were just in here. Sean Castleberry? Can

I see your receipt? The movie star?

Oh, my God. I am the biggest fan.

Yeah, she is. They just went out that
back door with too many photographers.

They need a little privacy.

Can we see this necklace here? Yeah.

Ross, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Great, another dead end.

Not necessarily. They had this on the
counter. It's a list of the preferred

wedding chapels. Well, that narrows it
down at least. This one's a block off

Main Street. Okay, that's this way.

Give me two.

Hi. Hi.

How much is it for the gold package?

Oh, that one is top of the line. People
love it. My dad doesn't marry you. Elvis

does. That sounds so romantic. Tell me,
has anyone famous ever been married

here? Because I really want to get
married in the same place as, like,

Spears. Actually, my dad's marrying some
famous dude in there right now. He's

super old, so I don't know him, but my
mom recognized him right away.

Stop the wedding!

Oh, wow. Wrong wedding.

So sorry. Carry on. Really.

Congratulations. You look so beautiful.

I'm pretty sure that was the host from
Guess Which You Are. That was not your

father. No. Hey, did you tie the knot?

Oh, no. Did you? Where?

No, we were just checking the place out.
Oh, it was a good place.

Did right by me 60 years ago. Today is
my birthday.

Wow.

Well, happy anniversary.

We're redoing our vows in a few minutes.

Same place, same time.

She's even wearing the same dress.

How did you do it?

How did you make it 60 years?

Well, you know, respect and a whole lot
of luck.

See, I was in the military and I was
about to go ship overseas.

And I saw this girl across this room,
and it was like she was... Well, she

my breath away.

She was my Lydia.

So I knew right there and then I was
going to marry her. So it took a few

I locked it on down and brought her
here, and we did it before I went away.

After a few days.

My dear one, it's right.

A few days is all it takes.

She's ready for you.

You'll not see the bride before you get
married.

Of course not.

Congratulations again. Thank you.

Come on in.

Come on.

It's getting late.

There's a lot of chapels left on this
list.

I checked every chapel on the list and
no sign of them.

I guess they must be married by now.

So that's that.

Yeah, that's that.

And this was probably the happiest day
of her life, and I should have been by

her side, and I wasn't because I
couldn't put my own stuff aside.

Yeah, I hear you there.

I guess we should get the next flight
out, huh?

Maybe they know something we don't.

Maybe the man at the chapel is right. A
few days is all it takes. He could have

just gone on his deployment.

But he dove in, and look at them, 60
years.

He also said there's a certain amount of
luck involved.

Maybe we just haven't been that lucky
yet. Did you just say luck?

Yeah, I said luck.

Maybe ours is changing.

Ah,

somebody's on a hot streak up here.

Go, go, go, go, go!

Give me another eight. Mama needs a new
pair of glasses.

Glasses? I have plenty of shoes. I need
sunglasses.

You're my lucky choice.

Maybe you're mine.

Good night.

Despite not finding them, it was nice to
just roll the dice and take our

chances, pun intended.

I like Anna who throws caution to the
wind and dives in. She's a blast.

I like Lucky Clay.

He's fun and free and never rolls a
seven, not once.

Well, that was a flick. Had to.

Letting go is good, Anna.

Letting go is good.

Excuse me.

Good night, Emily.

Good night, Clay.

Look, Gloria, I know, but we have to
play hardball.

No, we're not trying to take him for all
he's got. We're trying to get you what

you deserve.

Okay, I'll send this email right away,
and I'll talk to you soon.

Okay, Renee. Yeah, we'll print our
boarding passes at the airport.

You want me to put it on your card
again?

Don't worry, Renee. She'll pay me back.

Clay, I didn't say anything.

You did.

I just need you to tell me what you want
me to do. Just use my card for both,

okay? She doesn't have a checkbook with
her. Clay, why are you being so

defensive? I wasn't implying anything.

I'm not. I'm just... Email me the
itinerary, okay?

Great. Hi.

Hi. I ordered pancakes and eggs since we
need to leave for the airport in 20

minutes. Sounds great.

Thanks.

So?

Oh,

opposing counsel. I need to take this,
but I will meet you at checkout.

Yeah, sure.

Desmond, hey, tell me you've talked some
sense into your client.

No, he needs to man up and support her
financially. It's his responsibility.

Are you serious?

So what if she chose not to work when
it's practice time?

This doesn't make any sense.

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

Let me just call it up here and get you
checked out. Oh, here you are, Mr.

Barry. And I do hope the sweets were to
your satisfaction.

Well, it doesn't look like there's any
incidentals, nothing from the spa. I

you enjoyed your stay.

Yeah. I see you found your father.

Glad you were able to get him his
medication.

Excuse me?

Look who's here.

Dad.

Where's your wedding ring?

I believe it's in a box in Sean's
suitcase.

Belle didn't want to go through with it.
She wanted you and Susie and her family

to be at her side. I wanted my son with
me.

Oh, my goodness. That's why we're here.

Really? Because I haven't listened to
any of your messages. I didn't need any

more bad news from Dougie Downer again.

Okay, that's fair.

Look, if you guys are 100 % certain
about this marriage, then I'm behind it.

I feel the same way.

I could not live with myself if I missed
the happiest day of your life. Oh.

Well, that's what we've been waiting to
hear all along.

Then let's go home and do this right.

Right. Okay.

We have a wedding planned.

We need to be quick. We have the food
tasting in an hour. Do you want me and

Suzy in the same dress since we're both
your bridesmaids?

Oh, please. I would never put you in any
matchy -matchy hoof -tested dress. Ooh,

what about this?

Why do you even have that?

It was a special request for a regular
client. She wanted a mini. And don't

judge. Her wedding was canceled.

Somebody will buy it. It's just not
going to be us, right?

No.

You seem different.

More fun than Anna.

What? No. I just, you know, maybe I'm
happy because Aunt Bella's happy.

Oh, please. No one's buying that.

What is going on with you and Dr. Clay?
Well, let's see. For starters, he lives

in Boston and I live in San Francisco.

Logistics can always be worked out. You
like him.

He did show me a different side once he
opened up.

Hmm.

I seem to recall saying the exact same
thing about Sean. And what did you say?

Something about taking things slow?

And now... I stand a little bit
corrected. Look at that.

You've only known Clay a few days, and
maybe that's all it takes.

Yeah.

She likes him.

She likes him.

You ready for tomorrow?

Mentally, yes.

As for what I'm wearing, that's still up
in the air. Not anymore. I have your

shirt. Also some...

Food for you to grill tonight.

You're a lifesaver, Jake.

He'd die without you. You know that,
right?

I know that.

I am happy for you, you know.

Despite evidence to the contrary.

Yeah, I believe you.

I know that.

Clay, I know I've made some mistakes.

I wasn't always the most attentive
father, was I?

You did the best you could, Dad.

I know it was hard for you after Mom
died.

I mean, let's face it. She took care of
both of us, didn't she? Yeah.

She used to say she had two children,
you and me.

We all have to grow up sooner or later.

Right.

Some of us just a little later than
others.

That would be me.

I'm putting Mr. Lewis at the kids'
table. I think it's happening. That's

I'm doing.

What do we do? Well, I give you this.

Who replies the day before a wedding? I
have no idea where I'm going to put all

these people because the chart is done.

Yeah, but we still have to find room for
Sean's cousin.

Separate them. You'll thank me later.

Oh, yes. Sean told me about that.

Are you doing okay? I know you had to
cancel your conference.

Well, my talk has come and gone, but I'm
still going to Miami for four days.

Alone or with a friend?

Alone. Well, that doesn't seem like very
much fun.

Look, I just don't want to get
blindsided again, you know, like with

I never saw that coming.

I know that was hard on you, Clay, but
it's important that you try not to look

for a Vivian in someone named Anna.

I think they're two very different
people.

Hey.

Oh, no.

No, no, no.

I don't need an assistant.

I need a fireman. But I'm blaming the
grill. It was way too hot. You got to

that.

Vesuvius wasn't that hot. It was the
grill's fault.

I thought I'd run out and get us some
food. So we have something to eat

I'll come with you.

Okay. Make mine rare.

Hey, do you want me to drive? Oh, no,
that's okay. I got it.

Oh, it's a beautiful night.

You know, I wanted to come because we
haven't really had the chance to talk

about... The elevator.

Mm -hmm.

I was going to bring that up at the
airport, but your dad's there and my

so... That wasn't me, usually.

Me either.

But it was good for me.

And I decided, even though I missed the
conference, I'm still going to go to

Miami after the wedding.

I had Renee clear my schedule for a few
days.

I had fun in Vegas.

I realized there's a whole big world
outside the OR. Yeah, there's a big

outside the courtroom, too.

Well, maybe you should come with me.

Just think about it, okay?

I know that you have a big client right
now, but they have Wi -Fi there, and

that's only for a few days.

Plus, I kind of, sort of, maybe really
like fun and free Clay and Anna.

I'd like to see them in the real world.

See how they do under less heightened
circumstances.

You know, no pressure.

Just think about it.

What do you want to eat? Oh, I don't
know.

Pasta? Chicken?

Cupcake? Cupcake for dinner? That
wouldn't be my first time.

Well, I don't have much of a sweet
tooth.

Oh. Yeah. Looks like we're not starting
out so well in the real world, are we?

He's standing firm.

She supported him when he didn't have
two nickels to rub together.

I'm so sorry.

Our niece is a very high -powered
attorney.

That's not an offer, Desmond. That's an
insult.

Of course.

He's handsome, charming, a doctor.

Did I mention rich? Because he is. He's
wealthy.

Very wealthy.

The whole package. Any smart woman would
grab onto a guy like that and hold on

for dear life, right?

He should have no problem paying for
everything.

Okay. Garter.

Veal. Something like that.

Extra bobby pins.

Wedding shoes. That's what we're
forgetting.

On the couch.

Anna, why don't you take a load off and
have some champagne?

We don't have to leave for at least
another 90 minutes.

And you still need to get your hair
done. That's true, but you can't wear

slippers to your wedding. She could get
married in anything and still be a

vision.

True. You are the most beautiful bride
I've ever seen.

All right. I need in on this. Sorry.

I just wish Dad were here to see this.

Yeah, we all do.

But you're getting to live your dream.

And it's about time.

You can too, you know.

All you have to do is let go and give
yourself permission.

True.

Okay, let's finish up.

Clay, wait till you hear this.

What's with the suitcase?

Oh, I'm leaving right after the wedding.
It was the only flight I could get for

my trip.

Uh -huh.

Well, I just got off the phone with my
agent. I've been offered the role of

fearless leader in Land of the
Robonauts. Wait, fearless leader Finley

Yeah, it's going to be the biggest
superhero movie of the decade, a whole

franchise. I used to read you those
comics. Actually, you bought them from

used to read them to myself, but yeah, I
remember.

Well, whatever.

Your dad's going to have a hot year.

What about Bell and the ranch and
retiring?

Yes, well, there's a lot to work out,
things to talk about.

This is what you do.

Why can't people just tell the truth?

Huh? Cards on the table. What you see is
what you get. Why can't people just be

who they say they are?

What's the matter with you?

Dad, I'm not going to sit here and watch
you do that to Bell.

Do what? You haven't let me finish.

Hey, I can tell you the whole... I have
experience at this. I can make it work.

You have plenty of experience at this,
Dad.

What's wrong, honey?

I don't know. Everything was fine with
Clay last night, and then today it's

been complete radio silence.

Anna?

I was just getting my camera from the
car and I bumped into Jake.

Clay's not coming to the wedding.

Wait, what?

He's gone to the airport.

The airport?

Do you have any idea why?

I think I might.

He... and I were going to go to Miami,
and he must have just gotten spooked.

Everything was just moving so fast.

We don't know that. Maybe he had an
emergency. He would call or text.

other explanation.

I don't think that's it. We've all seen
the way he looks at you. I'm going to go

talk to Sean. Maybe he knows something
about play.

To get this part, it was a silly
fantasy.

A lot of big actors wanted it, too. I
know. I just wish I had Belle's

You need to talk to her, Sean. You need
to find out what she wants.

I'll tell you what she wants. She wants
for us to be living on a ranch. And the

minute she finds out that I'm taking
this movie... You and your son are never

going to be satisfied, are you? Either
of you. Hold on, wait a second. You

understand. No, I don't understand.

Why does nobody let me finish?

What? Clay is mad at me. He thinks I'm
going to hurt Belle.

Wait, Clay's mad at you? I thought he
was upset with me.

I'm telling you, if she doesn't want me
to do this film, I'm out. I'll drop it.

She is much more important to me.

Sean, that's beautiful, but it's your
wedding day. I think you should go talk

her. She's an incredible woman. She
might surprise you.

I'll give it a try.

He's a good guy, right?

Complicated.

But very good.

Absolutely.

Anna?

Please tell me why Sean is seeing the
bride before the wedding. Thank goodness

she's not even in her wedding gown yet.
Everything is fine. But I'm marrying

Finley Charles!

My favorite fearless leader in the
entire comic book universe!

What?

Sean got the part.

Oh! When we're shooting, we're staying
in hotels with round -the -clock room

service, and I don't have to cook. And
when we're not, we're in Malibu at our

ranch. Fine compromise.

Oh, it's the perfect one.

And it's a great occasion, isn't it?

The only thing missing is my son. He's
not answering his phone.

I really need him here.

I should get to the airport. No, Sean,
you need to get to the ceremony. You

guests to greet. I'll go get him.

You sure? I'm sure.

Yes, take my car. The keys are in it.
Perfect.

Go, go, go. And hurry. You better not
miss my wedding. I will be there as time

is fair.

All right, you, let's get you ready,
please. Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, for flight 412 in
Miami, we are still waiting for our

aircraft to arrive, and it's looking
like we'll have a slight delay.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Clay?

Clay! Hey!

I've been looking for you everywhere.

What are you doing here? I had to buy a
ticket to get past the security gate,

but I don't know why you're not taking
my calls or answering any of my texts,

but I'm here for your dad. He really
wants you there.

Wait a second, they're going through
with the wedding? They are.

They worked it out, and you would know
that if you hadn't run away.

Well, maybe someone pushed me.

What are you talking about?

I heard you talking on the phone this
morning about marrying a rich doctor.

Every woman's dream, just grabbing on
and never letting go. You're just like

rest of them.

Oh.

That's how little you think of me.

I was talking about my client's ex.

But I won't even bother explaining that
to you because you see the world through

damaged eyes and the truth isn't going
to make a difference.

Come to your father's wedding party or
don't.

I really don't care what you do.

She bought a ticket to come in here and
find you?

Day of flight.

That couldn't have been cheap.

Go get her.

You're right.

Anna, wait up!

Anna!

Just talk to me!

Anna!

What is the matter with you?

Six days.

What?

That's what I need to do.

On the dance floor after six days, just
like my dad was felt, I tried to ignore

it. But nothing has ever felt more like
me than you.

Which is terrifying for me.

And trust is not my strong suit.

I'm a work in progress. What can I say?

Why didn't you just ask me if you
thought you overheard something

You know what they say about people who
assume... That they're idiots?

Yeah, they're complete and total idiots.

I'm so sorry that I ever doubted you.

So what do you say?

Do you want to go to Miami with me?

Well, I still have a ticket.

But if you fail, I mean, I... Just stop
talking.

Hey, this is the exact spot where you
spilled your coffee on.

You spilled my coffee on you. I don't
think so.

It never did come out of that shirt.

Yeah, I got to tell you, not that big of
a loss.

Okay, no more kissing. We have to go.
After all of this, we are not missing

wedding.

I parked over here.

Yes. Okay, I'll tell you. Thanks.

Where are they?

Any sign of them? No. And no one's
answering their cell phones. Well, I'm

but the minister says we have to start
now. He has another wedding to do after

this.

Five more minutes? I don't think they
can wait.

I can't. I won't. Okay.

Excuse me, could we just have fun? No,
I'm sorry.

We can't wait.

So we do this now or you lose your
minister.

Now it is. Good answer.

A beautiful day.

I've got you.

And you look beautiful.

And you're getting married!

To the man I love.

You think we can make it?

Well, I certainly hope so. He's really a
crazy woman.

Let's do that.

All right.

The wedding was supposed to start 20
minutes ago.

I know. I know. We got this. Here. All
rise.

It wouldn't start without us.

You were saying?

Oh, my goodness.

Sorry we're late. Hey, Dad.

Better late than never, right?

Yeah. What about the outfit?

It's all right. You made it.

Please be seated.

We are gathered here to celebrate the
blessed union of Clay Castleberry and

Annabelle Colton.

Do you, Anna, take Clay to be your
lawfully wedded husband?

I do.

And do you, Clay, take Anna to be your
lawfully wedded wife?

I do.

If anyone can show just cause why these
two may not be lawfully joined together,

Let them speak now or forever hold their
peace.

Are we sure nobody wants to stop the
wedding?

I now pronounce you husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

and a shaker. It's a quarterly
investment report.

Meets a dreamer and a baker. Have a good
day.

They make the perfect ingredients for a
sweet romance.

You. Because you two are sort of stuck
in this situation.

Congratulations. You own a bakery.

If anything bad happens, I just want you
to know it's been fun. Trust me.

Nikki DeLoach and Dylan Neal star in the
first Fall Harvest original movie,

Truly Madly Sweetly.

Premieres next Saturday at 9 on Hallmark
Channel.