All language subtitles for A Country Wedding (2015) (A.Country.Wedding.2015.1080P.Webrip.X264.Aac5.1-[Yts.Mx]) (ENGLISH)

You can start with for affection,
till my soul's just skin and bone.

Make the words I'm sorry, feel
the same as throwing stones.

In a room full of you,
might be standing all alone.

Love, don't die losing.

And it won't be denied,
it just does what it does.

And there ain't no way to kill it,
when it's coursing through your blood.

Shoot an arrow through my heart,
but my heart keeps on beating.

Love, don't die losing.

I love that song.

How did it feel to win Album
of the Year at the Grammys?

Well, uh, not too long ago I was
playing bars and clubs around Nashville,

so winning the Grammy's
been quite a change.

Katherine Mann, it is a real thrill
to have you in the studio today.

Thank you, Stan.

It's a pleasure to be here.

You discovered
Bradley, didn't you?

I mean, he was already well
known in Nashville, but you

brought him to Los Angeles
and got him a recording deal.

I introduced him to a few people,
but he's a pretty talented guy.

He got himself a recording deal.

And the two of you have
been inseparable ever since?

I think the first time I heard
Bradley sing, I fell in love with him.

Are you saying the two of you might
have some news for us one day?

We like to keep our
private life private.

We're engaged to be married.

Now, I know we agreed
not to share this publicly,

but I just want the world
to know how happy I am.

Well, you heard it here first.

Katherine Mann and Bradley
Suttons are engaged to be married.

Well, congratulations,
Brad Bird.

On the outside, he's chonked that I
shared it publicly, but on the inside...

Morning, James.

Morning.

What brings you
out here so early?

Well, I had to come
out here to see you since

you won't answer any of
my phone calls or emails.

Well, I don't got time for
phone calls and emails.

I got a ranch to run.

How's your mama?

She's real good.

Did she get those
garden roses I sent over?

She did, and I thank you.

She is such a sweet lady.

Yeah, yeah, she is.

James, do you want some coffee?

I'd love a half a cup of coffee, but
you need to stop changing the subject

because we need to
talk about your finances.

Now, my mama told me never to talk
about politics or money in mixed company.

There is no getting
around this, Sarah.

I'm going to have to foreclose
on you and sell off this

ranch if you can't find a way to
make the mortgage payments.

If it were up to me...

It is up to you, Jimmy.

You're the president
of Milltown Bank.

I don't own the bank, Sarah.

I'm just waiting to hear if I got this
grant from the Equine Rehabilitation Fund.

I've given you six months more than I have
any right to, and now I have no choice.

One month.

That's all I'm asking.

One month, Sarah.

That takes us to June 1st.

I will tell you what.

If I don't have the money by June 1st,
I will walk into your office, I will shake

your hand, and I will
sign this ranch over to you.

Well, that's fair.

You need me to sign something?

You just did.

That guy grew up here.

Bradley Suttons.

Used to live next door.

Moved away when he was about
13, but I believe he still owns a house.

Remember, his parents were killed
in that car accident over in Greenbrier.

He must be about the most famous
resident to come out of Milltown.

I guess you knew
him pretty well.

Knew him?

I was married to him.

It's okay to cry, Brad Bird.

I won't tell anyone.

I can't believe I have
to move away from here.

It'll be fine.

You're so smart and everything.

I guess I'm sort
of an orphan now.

Don't really have
a family anymore.

Hey, I want to go on
something for you guys.

Let's get married.

What?

We should get married.

Then we'll be
each other's family.

We're only 13.

We can't get married.

Yes, we can.

This is my barn,
so I make the rules.

My best friend and I say
we can do anything we want.

Well, how are we
supposed to get married?

I can marry you.

My dad's a pastor.

I've seen him do it
like a hundred times.

It's not that hard.

Dear Brad Bird, I saw you on TV.

And I couldn't help but remember all
those years ago when we were friends.

I am getting calls from
people from Vanity Fair.

They all want to photograph your
wedding and they are willing to pay huge.

Not going to happen.

We want a private wedding.

Yes, we want something
intimate and personal.

Why?

A wedding should be shared
with those who love you most.

Your fans.

By the way, this came for you.

What is it?

Oh, I have no idea.

But I bet it's a fan writing
you a letter for an autograph

because they love you and
they want to be a part of your life.

And that is why you need to
share the happy day with them.

Hmm?

Fine.

I'll give it to the
PR department.

There's something in there.

It's from a fan, all right.

A fan who's clearly
in love with you.

She sent you a diamond ring.

I'm sure it's not real.

This is a Tiffany cut one.

Half a carat diamond
in a white gold setting.

And...

It comes with a love letter.

Of course it does.

Dear Brad Bird, I saw you
on TV and I couldn't help

but remember all those years
ago when we were friends.

I've thought about you
often over the years.

Brad Bird.

No one's called me that in ages.

Let me see that.

Where's that?

We were 13.

Oh, she was your girlfriend?

No, she was my wife.

It was the day of
my parents' funeral.

It was so...

sad... and lost.

I felt alone in the world.

Sarah, she, uh...

she offered to marry
me so I'd have a family.

That's so nice.

She was a great girl.

And this ring... this
is my mother's ring.

I think I'm jealous.

You know, the girl I remember, she
was... real skinny with freckles and...

she preferred horses to people.

You know, I... I still
own my parents' house.

I haven't never been
back there since that day.

I should probably
deal with that.

You know, you
should come with me.

See where I grew up.

I'd love to.

It's impossible.

She's doing a movie.

You're under contract.

Well, why don't you go
back, take care of things,

sell the house, have
some down time, and...

after we get married, I'll go back
with you and see where you grew up.

I'd love to know
that part of you.

I like that.

See you tonight.

Mm-hmm.

A small wedding in Italy?

In a way.

I've rented an Italian villa...

and...

only invited my closest friends.

I should have known
you had a plan.

I'm just here for a day
or so to sell the house.

I figure there's no
point in holding onto it.

Well, it looks like you paid off the
mortgage years ago, and the maintenance

staff that takes care of
the house is on retainer,

so all you need to do
is put it on the market.

Great.

I, uh... I remember what
happened to your folks.

It was a huge shock
for this community.

One of the toughest things.

So I guess that's all the
business we need to take care of.

Right, right, right.

I will put you in touch
with Sally Hartford.

She's the local
real estate agent.

She's the local real estate
broker we use here at the bank.

She can put your house on the
market, take care of everything.

I appreciate that, sir.

Thank you.

Yeah, I'm gonna be here in
Texas for the next day or so.

Then I'll head to my
studio in Nashville, try to

write some more music
before I head out on tour.

Hank, I'm gonna
have to call you back.

Yeah, all right.

I didn't give you
my address, did I?

Aw, everybody knows
where your house is.

You're pretty famous
here in Milltown.

I got a sandwich named
after you down at the diner.

Really?

Oh, yeah.

I'm sorry, but do I know you?

Yeah, we went
to school together.

Sam Hartford.

Sammy Hartford?

I do remember you.

Uh, hey, I play lead
guitar in a band in town.

We play all your hits.

That's great.

Here you go.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, don't you want your chain?

You keep it.

Excuse me, sir.

I was looking for the family
who used to live in this house.

There was a skinny little girl
with brown hair and freckles.

I saw an interview you
did once where you said

you'd come home to
Milltown when pigs fly.

Sky seems clear as swine.

Sarah Stander?

Bradley Suttons.

You look so different.

Well, you seem to have
outgrown your awkward phase, too.

Well, I don't
know if that's true.

You never had an awkward phase.

You're just handsome as ever.

What brings you to town?

I'm selling my parents' house.

I should have dealt with it years ago, but
I never found the time to get back here.

Well, time does fly when you're busy
winning Grammys, becoming a superstar.

Well, I'm real proud of you.

Thanks.

You know I've been keeping
up your mother's flower garden?

That's real nice of you.

She would have appreciated that.

I felt like it was the
least I could do for her.

She's the one who taught
me how to plant and grow

flowers, and now I have
a big garden out back.

I supply the flowers for
most of the local florists.

Your family's still
raising racehorses?

My parents moved to Florida.

This place is a horse
rescue ranch now.

People give me their old horses, their
sick horses, and I take care of them.

So you stayed in Milltown.

I stayed in Milltown.

Why?

Why not?

You married?

Kids?

Nope.

No, not yet.

I went to veterinary school and
then got busy with the ranch and...

I guess I just forgot to get
married and have children.

Well, Dr. Sarah Standard, I'm glad I had
the good sense to marry you when I did.

It was a no-brainer.

It was clear I was going
to be very successful.

You know, Adam's
still in town, too.

Three musketeers
back together again.

How about your fiancée?

Is she in town?

I'm a big fan.

I'd love to meet her.

No, she's filming
in Los Angeles.

I just wanted to slip
into town to handle

some business and
slip out without any fuss.

I don't think that's
going to happen.

And why is that?

Just to...

Whoa.

You know they had
paparazzi in Milltown?

No, they don't.

Those are just fans.

Come on, I'll help you.

Come on.

Do you remember
how to ride a horse?

Well, it's been a
while, but I think so.

Why?

No, no, over here.

Hey, hey!

It's like riding a bicycle.

You never forget.

Whoa!

Whoa, man!

Hang on a minute.

Wow.

It's our old fort.

Yep.

Now, I've forgotten
all about this place.

And me, you, and Adam built
this when we were, like, 11?

Mm-hmm.

It's been a dollhouse.

It's been a playhouse.

Girls-only club.

Boys-only fort.

Huh.

Simple times.

Mm-hmm.

You know, you asked me
why I stayed in Milltown.

Well, that's why I stayed.

Stayed for the simpler times.

Right.

I was thinking maybe we
could do lunch and catch up.

Do lunch?

It's just an expression.

Well, right now, lunch for me is a sandwich
in one hand and a hammer in the other.

I got about a mile of this
fence needs mending.

Well, you got fences to mend, and
I'm months late delivering a new album.

But I think we can
spare an hour to catch up.

What do you say?

Okay.

Meet me here tomorrow, 10 a.m.

We'll go get Adam,
and we will do lunch.

Sounds great.

I'll see you then.

Okay.

Welcome home, Brad Bird.

It's not my home anymore.

Thanks.

So I was feeling low down Shoveling pain
by the pound Looking down at my shoes Felt

like a human in doubt Really my
inside was out Very hard to amuse

Then I heard something outside All about
a mister song Somebody singing outside

Making me the
lucky one We're late.

Nice shoes.

They're Italian.

You got cowboys in Italy?

I wasn't sure what to wear.

You look real good.

And when we say do unto others as we would
have them do unto us, we mean more than

just follow the commandments.

We need to treat others with
kindness and with generosity of spirit.

Just ask yourself for one moment,
how would I like to be treated?

What must it be like to be in
that other person's situation?

Thank you for coming.

You have a good Sunday now.

That's good.

Well, I never thought
I'd see you back here.

I like what you said in there.

Thanks.

But I should tell you, I got it out
of a book, so it's not totally original.

So, lunch?

You know, I'm
really craving sushi.

Good.

Because where we're going, it's about
the only thing they got on the menu.

This is real nice.

You don't remember coming here after
church on Sundays when we were kids?

There's a lot about
those years I blocked out.

Them wounds just don't heal.

You know, this feels
like mindful awareness.

What?

Something Katherine
and I do back in LA.

They pay to go to this place
that does yoga and meditation.

They teach you how to be
aware of what's going on.

Let go of the past
and the future.

Just stay quiet in the moment.

You paying money for that?

What's so funny?

You're paying money
to sit still and be quiet?

You hear that?

What?

That's silence.

It's not yesterday's silence,
not tomorrow's silence.

You're in it right now,
and it is free of charge.

I get it.

So tell me about Katherine.

She's beautiful, smart,
and she's very talented.

Well, I know that much from reading
People magazine at the dentist.

Come on, what's she really like?

Well, she's funny.

You know, she's
got a huge heart.

She's been famous since she was
a kid, so she's used to it, you know?

She taught me a lot.

You are a lucky guy.

I know.

No one for you?

Oh there was someone
once, but not anymore.

Why?

Well, we wanted
different things.

I wanted a real commitment
and he wanted the opposite?

Sorry.

Yeah, well, it didn't matter.

It wasn't the one.

What's wrong?

Oh, it's not.

I'm just waiting on a letter.

Hasn't arrived yet.

Well?

Well, thanks again
for everything.

It's really great to
see you and Adam.

I'll probably leave town soon,
so I'm glad we got to catch up.

Yeah.

And thanks for
sending that ring.

I'm happy you're finally
gonna use it on a real bride.

It was great to
see you, Brad Bird.

You too.

Take care.

Alright.

When

you got something you
know is true A man does

what he has to do Sometimes
a cowboy runs away

Sometimes he rides back
home to stay A little pause.

.. and we are back.

A little pause...
and we are back.

When you got something you know is true A
man does what he has to do Sometimes the

cowboy rides away Sometimes
he rides back home to stay

When you got something
you know is true Don't worry.

My funding is going to
come through any day.

And I'll actually be
able to pay all these bills.

And the kitchen has two ovens.

Not many of these older
houses have two ovens.

And three bedrooms.

Hey, what's going on?

You're still here?

I'm sorry.

I thought you left days ago.

I'm Sally Hartford,
the real estate broker.

Mr. Fergo from the bank sent me.

I decided to stay a while.

Would you mind if
we just took a little?

It would mean so much.

Can't you take it?

Maybe we should let Mr. Suttons
wake up a bit and... That'd be nice.

Put some clothes on.

We'll come back later.

There we go.

All right.

Sorry.

Bye now.

I love your music.

You're my favorite singer.

You probably don't remember
me, but we went to school together.

I used to be Sally Brunswick.

Yeah, no, I'm sorry.

I don't...

I'm gonna go now.

All right.

Okay.

Hey, Sarah.

Hey.

Hey.

I thought you were leaving.

I decided to stick around
here for a few more days.

Write some music.

Well, great.

Guess I'll see you around then.

Yeah, yeah.

I'll see you around.

Okay.

Hey.

Those are beautiful.

Thank you.

Just driving them into
town to some of the florists.

We got three
weddings this weekend.

I really think it's the
flowers that make a wedding.

Yeah.

You know, tomorrow morning I'm
gonna do fishing if you wanna come.

You're gonna do fishing.

Right.

It's just an expression.

Is it now?

You wanna come?

Yeah, sure.

You know, I haven't felt
this relaxed in a long time.

I'm usually running to catch
a plane or play a concert.

Well, that sounds exciting.

It was at first.

Gets old fast.

I'm waking up in a different
hotel suite every morning.

Not knowing what's going on.

The city you're in until you open up
the door and look at the newspaper.

Cincinnati Post.

The Oregonian.

New York Times.

L.A.

Times.

Yeah.

All those first class flights and fancy
hotel suites and big bank accounts.

Being rich and
famous sounds rough.

You're making fun of me again.

Am I?

I thought we were
just catching up.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I don't know what it is about being
back here in the house I grew up in.

But I'm writing music
like I did years ago.

I mean, it's just
flowing out of me.

That's great.

I'm so happy for you.

I'm not going to Nashville.

I'm gonna stay here and write.

I miss you.

Yeah.

You know, I wish you were here.

I could take you out on a long hike
before dawn and then fishing in the creek.

That sounds lovely.

I am so excited to see
you in Italy for a wedding.

Now turn.

And just you, me, and the
Italian countryside, right?

Of course.

I mean, there are some
minor details to consider.

Oh, precious.

It isn't a wedding without
flowers and a cake.

I've been so busy working, I've hired
someone to take care of all of that.

Well, I just want to get
married in a place that

reminds us that being
together is all that matters.

Another turn.

Some place where
the world can't find us.

Just you?

Me, where the
world can't find us?

That sounds wonderful.

Good.

I'll see you soon.

And because you're best friends, and
because you want to be family forever,

I ask you, Bradley, will you take
Sarah to be your wedded wife forever?

Do you promise to care
for her and obey her?

Obey?

That's in there?

I think so.

I guess I do.

And I promise to.

Oh, do you have a ring?

It's really pretty.

It's my mom's.

Now repeat after me.

With this ring...
With this ring...

I thee wed.

I thee wed.

Oh, I now pronounce you married.

You may kiss the bride.

Memories?

Yeah.

Well, it hasn't
changed much, has it?

Not a bit.

So how's your songwriting going?

Great.

Good.

I just made a decision.

This is where I
want to get married.

You can't get married here.

Why?

Uh...

Well, it was fine for a pretend
wedding when we were kids,

but Katherine Mann will
not want to get married here.

You don't know her like I do.

She wants to live a normal life,
but she just doesn't know how.

Academy Award winner Katherine Mann will
not want to get married in an old barn.

I think having a wedding
out of the spotlight,

away from the media,
is just what she needs.

Really?

Tell you what.

I'll help you mend your fence if
you help me plan my wedding.

Let me see your hands.

When was the last
time you worked for me?

I worked with your hands.

I tore 200 days out of the year.

No, I'm not talking
about strumming a guitar.

I need a cowboy for this job.

I am perfectly capable
of mending a fence.

Well, we'll see.

All right.

I am not getting
married in a barn.

Huh?

He doesn't literally mean
an actual barn, does he?

Yes.

Oh, that's good.

He's trying to protect me from the media,
offering me a chance to be... Or to marry.

Normal.

Why would you want to be normal?

Everyone wants to be special.

Everyone wants to be you.

I love that he's trying to
help me have a normal life.

Oh, yeah, that's fun.

Oh, that's fun.

Yes.

He's the most thoughtful
man I have ever known.

He's planning
everything himself.

He's ordering
flowers and a cake.

His childhood best
friend is going to marry us.

How lucky am I?

Okay, great.

So what are you going to do?

Oh, I need to finish
shooting this movie.

And he's writing music
for the first time in months.

So everything will be fine.

Give it to me.

How?

Beautiful.

Beautiful.

I'll go to Texas after we wrap.

I'll get married in the barn.

It will be a perfect,
sweet moment filled with

wonderful memories
that we'll cherish forever.

And then we'll go to Italy for a
one-of-a-kind, amazing wedding.

Are you sure you
don't want to change?

I'm fine.

You know, I wasn't going to be
here long since this is all that I brought.

Well, you're going to ruin
your Italian cowboy loafers.

Can I at least get
you work gloves?

Work gloves?

No.

I'm good.

Okay, suit yourself.

You want me to make you dinner?

No, I was going to head on home.

Call it a day.

Okay.

Yeah.

See you tomorrow?

Yes, you will.

I bet you he is booking a first-class
flight back to Hollywood right now.

Right soon.

Nice boots.

They were my dad's.

All right.

It's good to work.

He was a good man.

You fill his boots well.

Thanks.

They'd be real proud of you.

Okay.

This might sting a bit.

Sorry.

I'm just kidding.

It's fine.

Go ahead.

You know, you
did real good today.

Thanks.

Guess you celebrities have people
who do all your heavy lifting for you.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, I usually have my
butlers do my fence mending.

Well, I gave my
staff the night off.

You know, otherwise I'd be
here cooking and cleaning.

That's right.

And brushing my hair for me.

You know, you're
pretty good at this.

I'm not paid enough
to learn how to do it.

Okay.

You're wearing good
gloves tomorrow, okay?

Yes, ma'am.

All better.

Back in business.

Let me make you some dinner.

Hi there.

What can I get for you folks?

Well, we will have two Bradley
Sutton sandwiches and two Cokes.

You know, we used to live here.

I heard he used to be
married to a local gal.

No way.

I know everything there is to know about
Bradley Suttons, and he never married.

Now, he is engaged
to Miss Catherine Mann.

And he loves a grilled
cheese sandwich.

Oh, she's going
to kick herself later.

Okay.

So you're taking
care of the flowers.

Mm-hmm.

Now we need a
cake and some music.

What is Catherine's
favorite flower?

I don't... I don't know.

You don't know your
fiancé's favorite flower?

I've sent her flowers plenty of times,
but usually my manager handles sending

them, and her manager
usually receives them for her.

Well, how romantic.

Yeah.

So, uh, which one do you like?

I really like when they got
flowers all over them, and that

way everybody gets a little
flower with their piece of cake.

What's Catherine's
favorite flavor?

I don't really know.

She never orders dessert.

Oh, no.

Well, of course she doesn't.

Um, what's her favorite color?

Uh, I'm not exactly sure.

She wears a lot of black.

Wait.

You don't know your fiancé's favorite
flower, favorite flavor, or favorite color?

Well, you better.

Hey, Monica.

We're going to need
a cake for a wedding.

You finally got one.

Bradley decided to settle down.

Well, who's the lucky...

Cake.

Yep, cake.

Because that's what you do here.

Right, Monica?

Yes, of course.

We do cakes.

Good, because Bradley is going
to need a cake for his wedding.

I am so happy for
you and Catherine.

I think you all are
perfect for each other.

I always knew you'd be famous.

So, when is the big day?

June 1st.

Mm.

Well that's only a
couple weeks away.

But, for you, I'll make it work.

Thank you Longa.

I'll take the coconut.

You can't have that one.

Catherine Vann is
allergic to coconut.

She is?

She said so on the To Not Show.

Two years ago.

Okay.

No coconut.

So?

How many layers do we want?

I don't know, uh, two?

Two...

Oh, it's perfect.

She is so right.

Although, do you
think it could be taller?

Yes, of course.

But how will you get it there?

All the way to Italy.

It will fall over.

I will fly you on a private
jet and you can bake it there.

Is that necessary?

You only get married once.

She is right.

Hello?

I will

leave another message.

I just...

Okay, fine.

Please tell him Sarah
Stander called again.

I am still waiting to hear if I
got the equine rescue grant.

The bank is going to foreclose
on my property in about two weeks.

I got 18 horses who
won't have anywhere to go.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay, thank you.

I like living on a
ranch all alone.

I am not alone.

I got my horses and
my dogs and my flowers.

Is that enough?

No.

But I want what my parents have
and that doesn't come along every day.

Ah, true love.

Oh, come on.

You don't believe in true love.

Think you find someone
you care about?

Someone whose company you enjoy?

Who likes the same
things you like?

Who wants the same
things you want?

After that, it's hard
work and compromise.

I want someone who is going to
love me forever no matter what.

Who wants to walk through life leaning
up against me so neither one of us falls.

Well, that sounds real romantic.

But not very realistic.

I agree.

It is rare.

Plus, you only
get one shot at it.

And even then, you
gotta be in the right place

to recognize it and
choose it and fight for it.

So this, uh, magical relationship,
it only happens once in a lifetime?

Yup.

And you gotta be in the right
place at the right time or you miss it.

Yup.

I think you've read too
many romance novels.

Maybe, but I'm not
gonna settle for less.

Well, I hope you get
your happily ever after.

You deserve it.

So you're really gonna
get married here?

Well, I'm gonna have to do
some serious cleaning up.

True.

You got that?

Come here!

Wait, wait!

Come here!

Go!

Now, why'd you bring
me all the way out here?

Well, you've been
working so hard, I thought

we'd take a night off
and go to the movies.

The movies?

Cowboy style.

Lie back.

All right.

This is one of my favorites.

It stars the Big and Little Dipper
in one of their best adventures.

I love this movie.

I remember watching
it when I was a kid.

This is the sequel.

You know, I've been listening to
you play your new songs at night.

They sound real good.

They remind me a lot of the ones you
wrote when you were first starting out.

You know, take you on a journey.

Make you feel something.

You really think so?

Well, why would I
say it if it wasn't true?

The world I live in is full of people who
tell me what they think I want to hear.

I'll never do that.

Good.

So can I tell you
something, truthfully?

Sure.

Sure.

That hat.

What about it?

Well, you think it makes you look
like a cowboy, but... I love this hat.

Okay?

It's new.

My manager Hank
sent it to me from a tour.

Okay, well, that's your problem.

A real cowboy would
never wear a new hat.

Hey!

What are you doing?

That's better.

Oh.

You know, this was a
good place to grow up.

Well, I'm glad you
remember that.

You and Catherine talked about where you
want to settle down, raise your children.

I don't know if Catherine
wants to have children.

Do you?

Sure.

You're getting married, but you haven't
discussed whether you want a family?

Well, celebrities
are an odd breed.

I am not a celebrity.

Yes, clearly.

I love this place.

Mint chip, right?

Very good.

Come on.

How many guests are
you thinking of having?

I haven't thought about it.

I work with a lot of people, but I
don't have a lot of time to socialize.

I bet she's got some fancy
designer making her a gown.

Probably right.

Come on, let's get you a tuxedo.

All right.

Well, you are going to
make a very fun wedding.

Fancy groom.

Yeah, I don't know.

Something doesn't feel right.

You know, you're right.

Something is missing.

Hold on.

Yep.

There.

Now you're all set.

Oh, yeah.

Now I feel good.

Looks good.

Do you have your dress yet?

Oh, no, no.

I'm just... Don't
say another word.

I have the perfect
dress for you.

Well...

Thank you.

She's right.

It's perfect.

If I ever do get married, it's
the dress I'm going to wear.

You look like a princess.

You make a lovely
bride and groom.

Oh, no, no.

We're not getting married.

Not again, anyway.

We got married years ago.

Yeah.

I see.

Yep.

I'm marrying a new bride.

You bring your old bride to the store
to try on a dress for your new bride?

That's right.

Now God says to
love your enemies.

Now that has to be one of the
hardest commandments on the list.

These days, what with the
news and Internet full of...

Well, I think what's most important in life
is that we all paint our houses purple.

I believe we'll be
better people if we paint

our houses purple
with pink polka dots, too.

Excuse me.

Can I have your
attention, y'all?

I'm so sorry, Pastor Adam.

I just have an
announcement to make.

Bradley Sutton's homegrown country
music star would like to invite you all to

attend his wedding to
movie star Catherine Mann.

It's going to be held
on June 1st in my barn.

So until then, let's give
Bradley some privacy, and

let's get back to Pastor
Adam and his beautiful sermon.

Okay?

Thank you, Sarah.

You just invited 50
strangers to my wedding.

They aren't strangers.

Most of them have known
you since you were a kid,

and they all loved you
before you were a big star.

It was real nice of you to
invite the town to your wedding.

It just seemed like
the right thing to do.

I think being home has
been healing for you.

Opening your heart will
lead to a peaceful life.

I think you're right.

How are the wedding
plans coming?

Well, we're done.

I'm sure looking forward
to meeting Catherine.

You must love her very much.

I do.

I do.

Thank you.

Oh!

Oh!

Hey now!

Hey!

Ha ha ha!

Yeah!

There she is!

Hey, come on!

Come on, baby!

Oh!

Ha ha!

Oh, that's a...

You learn fast.

I think that whole country
star persona's a put-on.

You're really just a
cowboy deep down.

Well, my dad was.

I think that's where my life was
headed before he and my mom died.

Guess we never know what
life's going to throw at us, do we?

You know, when I moved to Nashville,
living in the city, it was such a change.

I don't think I ever
really got used to it.

The roots are always the roots.

You know, I think I forgot what
being home's supposed to feel like.

You know, I spent so much
time trying to forget this place.

Being back here, with
you, it's bringing it all back.

This is home.

Yeah, I don't know
why I told you all that.

I mean, I never really
talk about this stuff.

Thank you for helping me
find my way back to who I was.

You're going to need
music for your wedding.

Yeah.

There's a great band in town,
and they're playing tomorrow night.

I want to go see them.

That'd be great.

Alright.

Evening.

Hi.

How's that?

Mm hmm.

Yeah, you clean up
real good for a cowgirl.

Well, thank you, conser.

These are my Saturday
go-to-town boots.

Well, let's get it.

How's it going, Adam?

Hi.

Bigger girl around four?

Maybe after a few.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You're going to need,
you know, romantic dance.

Are you ready?

Because I'm going to spin you.

Oh, you have moves.

Oh!

Wow.

Oh yeah.

That was a surprise.

Now

we've got a very special
treat for y'all tonight.

We have country superstar and Milltown
zone, Bradley Sutton's in the house.

I'd like to invite him up
to join the band for a song.

Come on.

It's good to be home.

You can start me for affection Till my
soul's just skin and bone Make the words

I'm sorry Feel the same
as throwing stones In

a room full of you Might
be standing all alone

Love don't die easy

What are you doing, Sarah?

What are you talking about?

Come on, I've known
you a long time.

You're falling in love
with him, aren't you?

He's helping me on my ranch.

I'm helping him
plan his wedding.

Exactly.

His wedding.

He's marrying somebody else.

He's leaving this town.

I know.

I care about you, Sarah.

I just don't want
to see you get hurt.

And it won't be tonight It just does what
it does And there ain't no way to kill it

When it's coursing through
your blood Shoot an arrow through

the heart But the heart keeps
on beating Love don't die easy

It's that old man at the counter Every
morning sharp at night Where she stood him

off the call Some fifty years
gone by It's that fool right

here in front of you Hoping
you might change your mind

Sarah, what happened
to you last night?

I waited.

Morning.

Mr. Fargo.

Wasn't expecting you.

Well, I came by to
deliver some good news.

We got a solid
offer on your house.

They want to move in right away.

It's an all-cash offer.

I'm not sure I want to sell.

I was thinking I might
just keep the house.

That's good news.

I'm beginning to see how
important it is to hold on to your roots.

Maybe you can talk some
sense into your neighbor.

She's gonna lose
her ranch soon if she

doesn't figure out a
way to pay her mortgage.

What do you mean?

Well, she's waiting for
some funding to come

in, but she's way
behind on her payments.

The people leave her their
sick, rolled horses to take care of.

They don't pay their
bills, and she gets stuck.

And her flower business
isn't enough for her.

I know.

It's not enough
to carry the ranch.

Is that right?

Morning.

Hey.

Last night was fun.

I tried to find you when I was
leaving, but... Oh, yeah, sorry.

I had to duck out.

I was exhausted, and I got
so much work to get done.

Well, I'll go get my tools
and get to work on the fences.

No, you take the day off.

Is everything okay?

Everything's fine.

I just... gotta get this done.

You know, I wanted
to thank you for looking

after my yard and my
flowers all these years.

That's not a problem.

You and your family
were great neighbors to us.

Well, I wanted to pay you
for the work that you did.

I feel like it's only fair.

No, no.

I know what you're up to.

You've been talking
to James ____.

Fargo... you don't
have to worry about me.

I got my letter and my
funding came through.

So, it's gonna be just fine.

That's good news.

Okay, well, gotta
get back to this.

Alright then.

Okay.

I'll see you later.

See you later.

Alan... Grace...

Hello.

So, are you still planning on
going to Texas this weekend?

I am.

I'm actually really excited to
see where Bradley came from.

Someone sent me
this early this morning.

Who sent?

According to the article, Sarah
Standor, a childhood friend.

The girl who sent
the letter in the ring.

The nerdy girl with braids?

She aged well.

You need to go to Texas.

Now.

Hey.

Hey.

Are you avoiding me?

No, just been real busy.

Fences look good.

I gotta get going.

Alan, I got a flower delivery.

Well, I'll come with you.

No, I got it.

I decided to keep the house.

I'm not selling it.

Why?

It's home.

I think you helped
me remember that.

Do you think Catherine
will like it here?

Well, I don't see why not.

You know, it's
beautiful and calm.

People are friendly.

The air is clean.

I mean...

Hey.

What's going on with you?

You want the truth?

Because like you said, you
got a lot of people in your

life who tell you what
they think you want to hear.

So maybe you like it that way.

I'd rather hear the truth.

Okay, well, you're about to
marry a woman you barely know.

You don't know
her favorite color.

You don't know
her favorite flower.

You don't even know if
she wants to have a family.

I mean, it seems to me you
know nothing about her at all.

No, I know everything
I need to know.

Why are you here planning
your wedding without her?

Why am I here making all the
decisions she should be making?

Where is she?

I told you.

She's busy filming.

Okay, look.

You and I have been
friends a long time.

So, I'm going to
shoot you straight.

Alright.

Okay.

You can't marry Catherine Mann.

You don't love her.

I do.

I do love her.

Why did you kiss me?

I shouldn't have done that.

Alright?

I'm sorry.

I just got caught up
in the music and...

in the moment.

So, that's all that was?

You got caught up in the moment?

Yeah.

Look, I get that you're scared.

Okay?

You got your heart
broken as a kid.

And you are afraid to
love too much ever again.

Well, you know what?

Love is scary.

It is terrifying to put
your heart out there.

But you do it anyway.

You do it in spite of
the fear because...

a life without love,
that's just half a life.

And you don't get married
because you like the same things.

And because you
live similar lifestyles.

You get married because you can't
stand the thought of not being together.

You get married because you love
the other person with your whole heart.

That's...

That's just a fantasy.

Maybe it is.

But I don't think you
should settle for less.

You know, just because you
knew me when I was a kid...

it doesn't mean you know me now.

Yeah, I guess you're right.

Look, you and me had a deal.

Okay?

You'd help me mend my fences
and I'd help you plan your wedding.

So...

I guess we're done.

This is me.

Who are you?

Hey, Katherine.

It's, uh... It's me.

Call me when you get this.

We need to talk.

Sarah.

Katherine.

You're here.

We're getting married
in a couple of days.

I thought it was time I
reclaimed my cowboy.

Let me get your bags.

I thought you were
selling this place.

Wasn't that the whole
reason of coming here?

Well, I was.

But then I got here and realized
maybe I should hold on to it.

Why?

Well, I grew up here.

This is my home.

Listen, I'm so glad you're here.

I learned so much about myself
over the last couple of weeks.

What are you wearing?

Just some old clothes.

Work clothes.

Work?

Look, I thought we could keep this house
as a home base for when we're not working.

Then we could spend
time here with our children,

teach them how to
fish and ride horses.

Give them something real.

Something out of the spotlight.

Our children.

You want to have
children, don't you?

I mean, I know we
never discussed it, but...

We love each other
and we're getting married.

We have a lifetime to learn
everything we need to know.

We just need to
know about each other.

I want what you want.

So why don't I get changed?

And you can make
reservations someplace nice.

And we'll go out on
the town and celebrate.

Well, there's a diner in town, but there
aren't any fancy restaurants close by.

Where do people eat?

At home.

They cook.

It's gonna be great.

Alright, we're gonna get
up early tomorrow morning.

I'm gonna take you on that hike.

Then we can go fishing.

You're gonna love it.

I promise.

As long as we're together,
everything's perfect.

Have you, uh,
seen your neighbor?

The one who sent you the ring?

Sarah?

Yeah, she, uh, she has a
horse rescue ranch next door.

Wonderful.

She depends on
funding to keep it running.

I'm not sure she got it.

I offered to help, but
she's too stubborn to let me.

You're such a good man.

The bank's threatening to sell the ranch if
she doesn't come up with the money soon.

What a shame.

She's a great girl.

And she helped us
plan our whole wedding.

Hello.

Yes, the Sutton Ranch.

No, next door.

The Yellow House, Red Barn.

Rule Route 8, Mail Town.

Great.

Thank you.

What's that all about?

I just ordered a few things to make
our wedding a little more comfortable.

I told you I took care of it.

You know, I ordered a cake and flowers
and... And I'm sure you did a great job.

But we'll have our rehearsal dinner
and our sweet little barn wedding and...

then we'll get to Italy
and... back to our real lives.

All right.

You know, I love this place.

I can see that.

So...

How long do we actually
need to stay out here for?

You'll know when you're done.

Okay, I'm done.

You all right?

God, that was gross.

I got you.

I'm so wet.

Sit down here.

I can't believe you
made me do that.

Oh, God.

Let's get these off of you.

Cooper.

We got it.

Let's see.

We're gonna get
you better in no time.

Good morning.

Katherine.

Hi.

So nice to meet you.

I'm a huge fan.

Oh, sorry.

Thanks.

Bradley told me what
you're doing here.

Rescuing horses.

I'm very impressed.

I love the work.

It's beautiful here.

I can see why Bradley
likes it so much.

He romanticizes what it would be like
to settle down and raise a family here.

But that'll never happen.

No?

Well, once he's back on tour jet-setting
around the world, he'll forget about this

place like he did before
and never look back.

He has a gift.

Something he needs
to share with the world.

You understand that, right?

I do.

He is extraordinary.

He's very concerned about you.

He told me about
your financial troubles.

And I have a friend in the
business, wonderful man.

There's his name and address.

He takes in horses and other animals that
have retired from working in TV and films.

I called him.

I know you like him, thinking
maybe he could help and he can.

He has room to take your horses
if you need a place to put them.

In fact, he'd like to talk
to you about working on

his ranch in California if
you might be interested.

That's amazing.

It's serendipitous.

I think you should grab the
opportunity and talk to him right away.

Okay.

I know you like him.

Well, uh...

I hope you'll accept this as
a gift from Bradley and me.

We want to thank you for working
so hard to put our wedding together.

I had my assistant book you
on a flight for tomorrow morning.

This is very sweet of you.

You'll have to miss
the wedding, but that's

not as important as
saving your horses, is it?

No.

No, of course not.

Thank you very
much for doing this.

A friend of Bradley's
is a friend of mine.

Katherine.

Hm?

What's your favorite flower?

Yellow roses.

Why?

No reason.

Thanks for meeting me here.

Glad you called.

You okay?

Yeah.

How do people look?

How do they look
when they're in love?

And how do they know
they've chosen the right person?

You know, the one they're
supposed to be with forever?

Well, the bride gets this look in her eyes
when she knows she's doing the right thing.

She walks into the church
and she looks across the room

at her groom and she's
got these tears in her eyes.

Like, she can't
see anybody else.

She's lost in the moment.

And that's it?

Bradley.

Bradley.

The question really
is, do you love her?

Of course.

I mean, she's done
so much for me.

For my career.

But do you love her?

Yes.

You know, I...

I love her.

You sure this is
what you want to do?

I am, yeah.

So I guess I'll see you
at the wedding rehearsal.

Yeah.

Okay.

Thanks.

Yeah.

You bet.

Okay, let's get started.

Bradley.

Up two.

All right, you'll stand
here next to me.

Face this way.

And Catherine, when the music
starts, cross that bridge, down that row,

and then you'll walk down
the aisle towards Bradley.

Got it.

Okay.

Let's try this.

Hi, James.

Hi, Sarah.

I'm real sorry about this.

Yeah, me too.

Thank you.

Hello?

Sarah?

I need to talk to you.

Hello there.

Aren't you supposed to be
getting ready for your wedding?

Where's Sarah?

She's gone.

I don't understand.

What do you mean?

Well, she no longer
owns this ranch.

What?

She would never sell a ranch.

She didn't have a choice.

She simply didn't have enough
money to make the mortgage.

The bank had to sell it.

They didn't have a choice.

I'm taking care of the dogs, but
the horses are getting picked up.

Well, I'll talk to the people
who bought it, and I'll get it back.

Who bought the ranch?

You did.

Excuse me.

It's very good.

It's perfect.

Catherine?

You can't come in here.

I need to speak to you.

You can't see the bride
before the wedding.

It's bad luck.

Did you buy Sarah's ranch?

Okay.

Everybody out.

The groom needs
to speak to the bride.

Bradley.

I know how much this
place means to you.

And I know you want to keep it.

Well, what's that have to do
with you buying Sarah's ranch?

We can expand the property.

Build a new house here.

A real house.

A house we can come back to.

A house worthy
of people like us.

People like us?

You know what I mean.

Who the heck is that?

Do you mind?

He's with People Magazine.

Are you kidding me?

No, you didn't want
me to have the wedding.

We discussed this.

But he promised
he'd be discreet.

You won't even notice him.

Right.

I love all the flowers
for the wedding.

How did you know that
yellow roses were my favorite?

I didn't.

Sarah must have known.

You know, that
ranch is her home.

She's lived there
her entire life.

I think it's so sweet that
you still care about her.

It's one of the reasons
I love you so much.

I can't marry you.

Sorry?

I can.

I can't marry you.

Of course you can.

Do you love me?

Of course I do.

Why?

Because we're
perfect for each other.

We understand each other.

We want the same things.

I'm not going to
tour for a while.

I'm going to live here, play locally,
build a studio, and write music.

That's so silly.

Your career is on fire.

You're gaining momentum.

Catherine.

Catherine, I care about you.

I do.

But it's just not enough.

I'm sorry.

Hey, welcome home, Sarah.

Well, thanks, Sam, but
it's not home anymore.

Just here to pack up.

Oh, I see.

Where will you go?

I don't know.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Thanks, Sam.

See you around.

I missed you so much.

Kelly, what are you barking at?

What's going on?

What's going on, you guys?

What got into you?

Kelly!

Kelly, what you got there?

What's in there?

What's in there?

Hi.

What is going on?

Did you decide to
have the wedding today?

Where's Katherine?

I'm not sure.

I don't understand.

Well, I was thinking we
could renew our vows.

What?

We got married
when we were kids.

I think that was our
one chance at true love.

True love, huh?

Well, I don't know.

That's romantic, not realistic.

I agree.

It's rare.

But I don't want
to settle for less.

You don't?

Me and Chip.

Blue.

Horses and dogs.

White lilies.

This ranch.

And these people.

Those are all my
favorite things.

I love you with all of my heart.

And I want to walk
through life leaning

against you so that
neither one of us falls.

You are my true love.

You are my true love.

Sarah Stander.

Will you marry me?

Again?

And do you, Sarah, promise to love Bradley
in sickness and in health forever and ever?

I do.

I now pronounce
you husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

When you got something
you know is true.

A man does what he has to do.

Sometimes the cowboy rides away.

Sometimes he rides
back home to stay.