All language subtitles for Marrying Mr. Darcy (2018) (Marrying.Mr..Darcy.2018.1080P.Webrip.X264.Aac-[Yts.Mx]) (ENGLISH)

Hey!

And that was our
favorite customer.

Oh, you say that to everyone.

But with you, I meant it.

We've got fresh mandolins.

Yum!

Your money's no good here.

Amy got an A in her history
class thanks to your help.

So, free treats all month.

Thank you!

By the way, how's
the job search going?

Well, I'm waiting to
hear about a teaching job.

Until then, I'm tutoring and staying at
my mother's friend Gabrielle's house.

Oh, she's a nice lady.

Oh, and I'm training
her dog, Rose, too.

How's your handsome boyfriend?

He's still the most handsome
gentleman in New York.

It's Mr. Wonderful.

Donovan wants to meet in the
park for a picnic with the pups.

I will see you tomorrow.

Thank you!

Love.

Come here.

Mr.

Darcy?

Miss Scott?

I wish we could
stay like this forever.

Well, you get rained on.

If it's with you, I don't care.

Well?

Open it.

It's a new color for Bliss.

Bliss, look, it's pink!

Wow.

Love changes people.

Loving you has changed me.

You make me feel alive.

Like everything before
you was in black and

white, and now I can
see color for the first time.

I want to share
my life with you.

Elizabeth Scott,
will you marry me?

Is that a yes?

Yes.

Yes, yes, yes!

Yes!

Really?

Yes.

Stop this, Jackson!

I love it.

I love you.

Stop it!

Come

on!

Good thing I live
across the street!

Come on!

Oh, Bliss!

Oh, sorry!

Sorry, guys.

Oh,

I have to call my mom!

Oh, honey!

I am so happy for you!

We do!

Congratulations, Lizzie!

You knew?

Of course we do.

Donovan called us this
morning to ask my permission.

Is he there?

Let's see him.

She said yes.

Yeah!

Congratulations!

I'm just so thrilled.

I've been waiting so long
to plan this with you two.

In fact...

Surprise!

I have ideas!

Oh, it's gonna be so fun!

I'll come up to D.C.

this weekend and
we can get started.

Oh, and I can't wait
to see your new shop!

I love you, Mom!

Love you, Jenna!

Bye!

Bye!

Love you!

Bye!

Love you!

I am so happy you said yes.

Did you ever really doubt it?

Kidding me?

I never know what
you're gonna say.

It's one of the things
that I love about you.

You said yes!

I told you!

It was so obvious you'd say yes.

But my big brother was
a wreck worrying about it.

I was not.

Total wreck.

It's wonderful.

Your mother just called.

I'm so happy for you both.

That is the fastest
call on record.

Well, of course she called me.

I'm her best friend, after all.

And you're basically a niece.

And now you're a nephew.

Congratulations.

So, have you picked a date?

Not yet.

Probably sometime in the fall?

We met in fall.

So that'll be nice.

Yeah.

Seven or eight months is not
a lot of time, but you can do it.

We'll have plenty of time.

And we're gonna have exactly
the wedding that we want.

This is a great
revision on your essay.

Thanks to your help.

Hi, Jax.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Hey.

Hey.

We're just going over
Zara's history paper.

You know, Amelia Earhart
used to be one of my heroes.

What made you think of her?

Aunt Violet took me to the Air
and Space Museum last summer.

What did Aunt Violet do?

You wouldn't
talk to me about it.

Well, someone was spreading lies
about me, and she believed them.

She was just
protecting your brother.

She was trying to embarrass
Elizabeth and break us up.

Well, now everybody knows the
truth, and it's time for us to move on.

You sure?

I think a wedding is the
perfect time to patch things up.

I'll talk to her.

Okay.

All right.

So, if we just condense the ending a little
bit, it'll structure everything nicely.

Violet?

Violet?

Donovan!

Oh, I'm so happy to see you.

It's good to see you, too.

When you didn't return
my phone calls, I was

worried you were never
going to talk to me again.

The thought had crossed my mind.

I'm sorry for what I did.

I've regretted it every day.

You know, you really
have to be careful.

I have Elizabeth to
thank for me being here.

Family is very important to her.

Well, it is for me, too.

I've missed you and
Zara every single day.

I know.

I know.

You've always been
there for me and Zara.

And for that, I am grateful.

Oh, you're looking so well.

I am.

I am.

I'm really happy.

Maybe it shows.

Go on.

I've asked Elizabeth
to marry me.

I want to spend the
rest of my life with her.

This is sudden.

Well, sudden or no, I love her.

You just need to get
to know her better.

I'm sure you'll love
her as much as I do.

I suppose I have
another apology to make.

I don't believe it.

Aunt Violet, just
apologize to me.

That's a first.

And that's Violet
taking it back.

Hello?

Hello, Ms. Scott.

This is Principal Spraker
at the Van Buren Academy.

Oh, hello.

Listen, I'm calling because we've narrowed
down the applicants for our ninth grade

history teacher position
that starts fall semester.

I'd like to interview
you personally.

Would the 17th at 10 a.m.

work for you?

Yes.

Yes.

I will be there.

Thank you.

Perfect.

We'll see you then.

Bye-bye.

They want to interview
me for that teaching job.

New job?

New husband?

New life.

So,

they've updated your CEO
bio and you need to improve it?

Jonathan Darcy is the head
of Darcy Enterprises, one of

the nation's most innovative
private investment firms.

That's good.

Have them include something
about my work with the foundation.

They never stress that enough.

I'll make a note.

What's next on the agenda?

Uh, me.

I'm sorry, who are you?

Your best friend.

Legal counsel.

Incredibly good
looking man of mystery.

Ah, I will give you
two out of three.

You get to pick the two.

So, I'm not your
best friend anymore?

That's the one you picked.

Cool with it.

Okay, what do you got?

I have the final contract for the
new rec center for you to sign.

Hmm.

Riveting.

Speaking of, have you
seen the new rec center?

Nice.

Personal.

Personally, I would have
made it a little bigger.

Well, at the groundbreaking
in June, it probably will be.

Ah.

Brandon, please start a guest list
for the groundbreaking ceremony.

Make sure my fiance is at the
top and make sure she has a car.

Will do.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

You better ask her.

Well, of course
she's going to go.

You can't just assume that
Elizabeth is going to do things.

I tried that once
or twice with Jenna.

It didn't go over so well.

Well, the Scott sisters should be
involved in all of the decision making.

Hmm.

Good point.

Brandon, I am going to ask Elizabeth if
she would like to go to the groundbreaking

ceremony and I will let
you know what she says.

Are you sure it's alright if
Violet joins us for dinner?

Of course.

She did apologize.

Maybe we should
wait for her downstairs.

She could get here early.

No.

Violet is never early.

She's always exactly 25 minutes
late, which she says is good for him.

Besides, I told Linus to
send her up when she arrives.

How did you get up here?

How did you get up here, baby?

Jax is very smart.

Well, not very trainable.

No.

No wonder he's the last
of Figgy's puppies to go.

You want to keep him.

You know it.

In one month from now,
Jax will be a show dog.

There you are, Jax.

Hello, the DNA.

Oh, come here, baby.

Where are you going?

You know, I knew Jax was smart.

But I didn't know
he spoke French.

I've been studying.

My school is organizing a summer
program in Montreal for French immersion.

I'll end up très fluide.

Can I go?

I'll think about it.

That means no.

No, that means
I'll think about it.

Merci, mon frère.

That means thank
you, my brother.

I know.

On ne devrait pas
jouer avec le feu.

That means don't push your luck.

Well, while we wait...

Shall we?

Yes.

And Violet!

I'm so happy to see you.

Hello, darling.

Is she up there?

Her name is Elizabeth.

And yes, she is.

You'll like her.

I would have preferred
Princess Lucia of Belgium better.

Or at least that
beautiful little debutante

with whom you went
to the Governor's Ball.

Hmm?

Well, I'm glad he
chose Elizabeth.

And you'll be glad, too.

You're just a smile You chase the thunder
Here comes the sun You're such a wonder

You are my true love
My whole life through love

There go the raindrops
Here comes the sun Hello.

Oh, hi.

There go the raindrops Donovan,
I've not seen you this happy in years.

Here comes the sun And you.

Thank you so much for
accepting my apology.

Of course.

I brought you a gift.

Oh, you don't have to do that.

I wanted to.

Open it.

It was Donovan's grandmother's.

And now as Donovan's
bride, it's yours.

I love it.

It's a small token to
mark your engagement.

To thank you for accepting
me back into your life.

It's a new beginning.

And a wedding is a new
beginning, too, isn't it?

Yes.

I want to help
with the planning.

Aunt Violet coordinates
most of our foundation events.

She knows everyone in New York.

Oh, thank you.

We just want a
small, simple wedding.

Right?

I agree.

My mom has a notebook
full of ideas, but...

we could use all
the help we can get.

Anything you want.

It would be my pleasure.

Mom, what's wrong?

We're planning your wedding.

I couldn't be happier.

Mom, there's a lot of time
between now and November.

Crying is fine, but you
have to pace yourself.

I take it.

Well, to get us started, then...

Mom!

A wedding planner, thank you!

It's to help us organize all the decisions
you're going to be making for your wedding.

In fact, what kind of
wedding are you picturing?

Well, I always dreamed of
something small and simple.

In a garden with
family and friends.

Mmm, then that's
what we'll work towards.

Okay.

Would you like to
try on a dress or two?

We've got plenty
of time for that.

And I want Zara to be here.

She's really excited
about the wedding.

Okay, well, whenever
you're ready.

Okay.

Because you're perfect for it.

The dress is
somewhere right here.

It was nice of you to wait until
Zara could be here to try on dresses.

I wanted her to
be a part of it and...

I'm so sorry to barge in unannounced,
but I have wonderful news.

You will not believe it.

I had to pull a lot of
strings, but I managed to

book you the Manhattan
Grace Church for your wedding.

They're usually reserved
a year in advance.

Well, what do you think?

Well, I think it's amazing.

Grace Church is gorgeous.

Four generations of
Darcy's have been married

there, including Donovan's
parents and grandparents.

So?

I'm in.

Let's be the fifth generation of
Darcy's to get married at Grace Church.

Wonderful.

I'm so pleased.

So which Saturday in
November did you get?

We would prefer early in
the month, but we're flexible.

No, I told you it
was wonderful news.

I lied.

It's actually a miracle.

I got you the church for
the third Saturday in June.

June?

As in a year from now?

We don't want to wait that long.

You don't have to.

The church is yours this June.

Two months from now.

Oh.

I say we go for it.

Wedding planning in two months.

One hundred simple, right?

Yeah.

I will give you and your
mother all the help you need.

June.

That's two months.

Grace Church.

What about a garden wedding?

Well, it's not the garden
wedding I first thought.

But Grace Church is beautiful
and it's a Darcy tradition.

Do you realize how large it is?

I have done some research and they
have small weddings there all the time.

Mom and Jen are going to come this
weekend to check out Grace Church.

And I would love
for you to come too.

I would like that.

Thank you.

Yeah.

I love this place.

You know, in China, red
lanterns represent happiness.

Do you think
they're going for us?

Without a doubt.

So how are things going
with the recreation center?

Good.

Good.

I'm really excited
about it actually.

I spent most of my day on the
business end of Darcy Enterprise.

But my heart is
with the foundation.

What good is all that money if
it's not doing good for others, right?

Why don't you work for
the foundation full time?

It's what you're
passionate about.

I wish I could.

I don't think it would
be possible though.

Why not?

Well, there's always been a Darcy
at the head of Darcy Enterprises.

Kind of a tradition.

Well, there's a tradition of
great men running charities too.

Fair enough.

For the happy couple.

Aw.

Compliments of the house.

Thank you, Evan.

Thank you.

Really thoughtful.

So, how's Oliver doing?

Does he like the
daycare I told you about?

He loves it.

Good.

Cool.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You are incredible.

I have been coming here for years
and I never knew he had a son.

Oliver isn't his son.

Oliver is his dog.

I told him about
a doggy daycare.

He's really cute too.

Wow.

I've always loved these windows.

It's magnificent.

Someone once said in 1860,
to be married or buried within

these walls was ever
considered the height of felicity.

I vote for married.

What do you think, Mom?

Can we make this work
for an intimate wedding?

Oh, I think that with
flowers and candles to

define a smaller
space, it'll look magical.

Have you thought about
a theme for the wedding?

Yes, because the church is
very formal, so it's all in the details.

What about city garden?

We can get all kinds of different
types of flowers and all sorts of colors.

Like they're blooming
right here in Manhattan.

I love it.

It's great.

Perfect.

And they say wedding
planning is hard.

Hmm.

Gorgeous.

Just stunning.

I like the garden
wedding theme too.

So, what's next to be decided?

The guest list.

Tea and coffee for the most
wonderful couple in New York.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I'm meeting with Aunt Violet
tomorrow and we're going to talk about it.

Do you remember the first
time that we ate macaroons?

Of course I remember.

We had them for the first
time when I took you to

see the painting of Queen
Victoria and her dog.

And you thought I was pompous.

And you thought I was rude.

No.

I thought you were smart,
challenging, and completely charming.

Exactly the woman for me.

How convenient because I knew
you were exactly the man for me.

Okay.

So, guest list check.

Thank you for having me.

It's a beautiful tea set.

It's a family heirloom.

Donovan's great-great-grandmother
received it as a wedding gift.

I know that you and Donovan
want to have a very simple wedding.

And I've been working on
the guest list on the Darcy side.

And I've trimmed it down
as much as possible.

The final figure I've
come up with is 400.

400?

Are you inviting everyone
Donovan has ever met?

What?

Heavens, no.

The first version was
almost 600 people.

And there's simply
nobody else we can cut.

As it is, the French second
cousins will never forgive us.

All right.

Hey.

Brendan said I
could just come in.

Of course.

How was tea with Aunt Violet?

It was eye-opening.

When we talked about a simple
wedding, what were you picturing?

I don't know, a simple wedding?

Maybe 250 guests?

Obviously, I would take
care of all at the expense.

Why?

What were you picturing when
we talked about a simple wedding?

I was thinking like 30 people.

Oh.

Close friends, family, our
loved ones, and the dogs, too.

You remember I was young when mother and
father passed and I took over the business.

And a lot of people took
care of me along the way.

A wedding invitation
is a way to thank them.

And I have to invite
the foundation donors.

Many of them are family.

Wow.

30 people, 250 people,
that's quite the range of simple.

Yes, it is.

Well, I mean, how
do you feel about 250?

Let the wedding
guest auction begin.

The high estimate is 250, but
the ladies' opening bid is 30.

Going once, going twice.

Ah, but the appraiser
says that this will

be the finest guest
list in all of New York.

After contemplating the fine
guest list, the ladies' next bid is 75.

Hmm.

Seller's reserve is 150.

She hesitates.

She wasn't planning
on going higher.

But finally, she
doubles her bid to 150.

Opening bid is 150.

Going once, going twice.

Sold.

To the lady with the
beautiful blue eyes.

150 guests.

And you have
to tell Aunt Violet.

I would love to work here.

Well, thank you, Miss Scott.

Your credentials and
references are good.

But I'll be honest with you.

We are seeing a number of
other well-qualified candidates.

I understand.

So you're going to D.C.

to pick out wedding
dresses tomorrow?

Yeah, we're flying in tomorrow.

Zara's gonna be there.

And so is Aunt Violet.

It was nice of
you to invite them.

Well, I invited Zara.

Aunt Violet invited herself.

Don't let Aunt Violet
complicate things.

You just pick the one you want.

Says the man who already owns
the tuxedo he's going to wear.

What's that?

I'll show you.

Oh.

Okay.

Well, I knew that you
were having a stressful day.

So?

I wanted to cook you dinner.

Aww.

That smells amazing.

I like to surprise you
every now and then.

Well, cheers to that.

Cheers.

Yay!

It looks so great in here.

Hi.

Hi.

Hello, Liz.

And, uh, finally we meet.

I've heard so much about you.

I've heard a lot about you, too.

Welcome to D.C.

Thank you.

And you.

I have waited to choose your wedding
dress for as long as you've been alive.

Well, there's nowhere
else I'd rather get it.

Well, ladies, let's get to work.

We don't have a lot of
time, only eight weeks.

I've already gone ahead and picked out
some dresses that I thought might work.

The first one has a classic,
elegant, Grace Kelly kind of feel.

It's beautiful.

But it's not me.

Not a problem.

All right.

And the next one.

Voila.

I'm not really a
lace kind of girl.

Okay.

This last one, I don't know why, but
as soon as I saw it, I thought of you.

Wow.

I'm gonna try that on.

This is the dress.

You look amazing.

Who's the designer?

Sunlight Bridal.

They're one of the best.

And off the rack gown.

Simply won't do.

This is going to be the most
photographed dress of the season.

Well, this is
exactly what I want.

I have a suggestion.

I know the designer,
Marianna Morel.

Wait.

What?

You know Marianna Morel?

I know her.

Mm-hmm.

Who's that?

One of the most famous gown
designers in the entire country.

Marianna did my sweet
16 dress, and I loved it.

Marianna is truly gifted,
and we want you to

be the most beautiful
bride of the season.

Lizzie, the dress you're
wearing is beautiful.

I know.

So why do I need
a designer label?

No, she's not just a
designer label, honey.

She does exquisite designs.

They're works of art.

Okay.

You have an appointment
Friday at 10 o 'clock.

Given the tight schedule, her staff is
sending over the preliminary questionnaire.

But I...

Lizzie, sweetheart, you at least
owe it to yourself to meet with her.

I'll put the dress you're
wearing aside, and if you

decide you still want to
wear it, it'll be here for you.

Let me take off the
dress, and we can talk.

I'll help you change.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You're the bride.

You get to choose
the dress you want.

If you want this one, wear it.

I would have been happy wearing that dress,
but maybe it's not right for Grace Church.

There are going to
be a lot of eyes on me.

Can you imagine 158
violets at my wedding?

This off-the-rack
dress simply won't do.

Oh, heavens no.

I'll take the meeting
with Marianna Morrell.

But I get the final choice.

I want a dress that I love.

The decision is all yours.

Good.

Hi.

Hey.

Did I forget about a date?

Uh, no, I did.

It was a foundation meeting
tonight, and I forgot to tell you about it.

Oh.

Well, that's okay.

I'll just see you tomorrow.

Elizabeth, you don't understand.

You are now a
member of the board.

I am?

Only meets once a quarter.

And they expect
me to meet tonight?

Yeah.

Donovan, the
foundation is a big deal.

You didn't even ask me or...

I realize it's short notice, but I thought
you'd want to be a member of the board.

Well, I do.

Come on.

Hi, guys.

Hi.

Elizabeth?

You all right?

I'm just changing.

You look lovely.

I've been traveling all day.

I don't want to be late.

You don't look lovely.

Well, did you pick
a wedding dress?

Not yet.

Your Aunt Violet just set up a
meeting with Marianna Morel.

Marianna's good.

So, she gets your
vote for the dress?

If you're happy, I'm happy.

My fiancé, the
quick change artist.

Donovan, I'm happy that I'm being
invited on the foundation board.

But next time, can we
discuss things like this first?

Yes.

I hear you.

Okay.

Well, let's go.

So now, I'd like to welcome our
newest member, Elizabeth Scott.

Soon to be Mrs. Darcy.

Elizabeth, everyone
here is curious.

What will your area of
interest be with the foundation?

It's an honor to be asked
to be a member of the board.

And I'm excited to be here.

I'm a teacher, so I'm just
going to pretend you're

all ninth graders and
it's my first day of school.

I don't know what my
area of interests are.

But I do know that I'm planning to go
back to teaching once we're married.

But I'd love to work on that.

On educational projects.

But I'll keep you posted.

To finish this off, I'd like to say
that I can't wait to get to know you all.

Well, I knew you'd do
well, but you did great.

Really?

I was totally
faking it in there.

Well, I thought you did amazing.

Donovan, you have to
realize that this is all new to me.

You can't just throw me in the
water and expect me to swim.

I'm sorry.

Next time, I'll try to
keep you on dry land.

Good.

You know, the
Foundation is so wonderful.

I could see in the meeting
how much you love it here.

I can give my days and
my time to the company,

but my heart belongs
to the Foundation.

I know you said there's
always been a Darcy at

the head of Darcy
Enterprises, but I can change.

Won't be easy, but...

Life is short.

You should follow your heart.

Donovan.

I'm glad I caught you.

I need one more signature
for the Albany deal.

Okay.

At least for now, my heart
will have to take second place.

You should just take a moment.

Of course.

I'll just wait for your hair.

Elizabeth, may I give
you a word of advice?

Of course.

I don't know that you understand
how important our board members are.

They are some of the
most powerful people in

New York, and you
called them ninth graders.

I was a little taken aback, and
I'm certain Randolph Peck was.

I'm sorry.

That's not at all what
I was trying to do.

Yeah, I'm sure that you didn't
know that you were offending them.

And while we're
speaking, I was surprised to

hear that you've decided
to return to teaching.

Yes, I am.

You're not going
to have time for that.

Not with your new social
obligations and your board duties.

You certainly don't need a job.

Well, teaching isn't a job.

It's who I am.

It's who you were.

Now, you will be
Mrs. Donovan Darcy.

That's a very important
full-time position.

Elizabeth, is
something the matter?

Donovan, you know I'm going to go back
to teaching after we're married, right?

Of course.

Why?

I just talked to Violet.

She said I wouldn't have time to go
back to teaching after we're married.

I fell in love with a teacher.

A teacher is who
I'm going to marry.

I'll talk to her.

Okay?

Okay.

There is no need for
Elizabeth to have a job.

Elizabeth wants to teach after
we're married, and so she will teach.

I have learned that sometimes
you can't always have it all.

I know how much you had to give
up for us when mother and father died.

You were living
in London, right?

Paris.

But I was happy to come back
and take care of you and Zara.

All I wanted was to
keep you two safe.

You have no idea the
responsibility sometimes terrified me.

But...

you too.

You are the lights of my life.

It's not up to me whether
Elizabeth continues to teach.

If that's the way you both want it, I
suppose that's the way it's going to be.

I appreciate that.

Oh, aren't you just so handsome?

They are going to love you.

Now remember,
you are a show dog.

The entire world will be
watching your every move.

They will be judging
you at all times.

But you can do this.

I can do this.

Mom!

What are you doing here?

Where?

Surprise!

You didn't think I was going to miss
your appointment with Marianne and Meryl.

And...

I'm here too!

What?

And guess what?

I am not leaving until
we get you married.

And I'm going to be here
for as long as you want me.

And I am just their
chauffeur, so don't mind me.

Oh, you're not
just the chauffeur.

You're also my
handsome boyfriend.

Got it wrapped around my finger.

See?

Oh, yeah.

And now, handsome boyfriend, would
you please go to the car and get the bags?

Thank you.

Hello.

I'm so happy you're here.

Hey, bud.

He's being a very good boy.

Oh, so good.

He's being a very good boy.

I've gone through the
questionnaire you filled out.

And since there's only five
weeks until your wedding,

I've already drawn up
two preliminary sketches.

You said you like simple lines.

This first dress is
sleek, elegant, classic.

That is beautiful.

That's exactly what I want.

So beautiful.

It's lovely.

Very nice.

This second sketch goes in
a slightly different direction.

Your wedding will be the
wedding of the season.

This first dress is
beautiful, but subtle.

This dress will make
you look truly magnificent.

I have to be honest.

It's simply stunning.

Oh, Elizabeth.

You are going to be the
most magnificent bride.

In New York City.

It's amazing.

But Lizzie, is it you?

It's your choice.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm not going to
be any help at all.

I love them both.

Thanks a lot, Mom.

Well, if I was getting married in a
garden, it would have been this one.

But I'm getting married
in Grace Church.

So, Ariana?

This is the dress.

Excellent choice.

How did the meeting
with Mariana Morel go?

Aunt Violet thinks I'll be the most
magnificent bride in New York.

And I'm sure she's right.

Donovan...

What if I can't be magnificent?

What do you mean?

When we're together... It
feels like everything is fine.

When we're apart, there
are all these expectations.

Do you ever feel like you
and I are just so different?

Well, we are different.

That's what I love about you.

Are you worried?

I guess I am, I think.

It's just all the wedding planning is
starting to feel a little bit overwhelming.

And the word magnificent
is a little bit hard to live up to.

Well, I'm sure that you will be the
most magnificent bride in New York.

Is there anything I can do?

Well, there is a cake tasting.

I will be there, I promise.

We haven't even talked
about our honeymoon.

Where do you want to go?

Somewhere warm.

I just want to spend
some time with you.

And you shall.

Good job.

See?

He is doing much better.

More focused, less distracted.

Sit.

Nope, not distracted at all.

Good morning, Violet.

Please come in.

Hello, Linus.

Oh, you're both here.

Wonderful.

Oh, Zara, darling.

I have something very
serious to discuss with you.

Now, I realize that the wedding
is in four and a half weeks,

and the invitations are
going out in a couple of days.

And I've been struggling with the
addition of Elizabeth's family and friends.

I can't get this
guest list below 200.

But we agreed on 150.

Come on, Jax.

Let's go for a long, long walk.

Elizabeth's right.

We agreed on 150, and
that's what it needs to be.

I honestly don't see how we
can cut this down anymore.

There have to be
some people we can cut.

Elizabeth...
Elizabeth, I'm sorry.

These are all important people.

I don't think I can
cut any of them.

Well, I guess there's nothing
wrong with having too many friends.

Looks like we'll have
to go with 200 guests.

But with 200, we're going to
need a big reception space.

It's a Darcy tradition
to use the ballroom.

At the Greenmoor Hotel.

I reserved it several weeks ago.

Just in case.

You reserved it without
consulting with us?

It's just an option, honey.

Did you have another
venue in mind?

Well... no.

Then everything will work out.

Splendidly.

I know the wedding is expanding.

And obviously, with such a short schedule,
certain things might be overlooked.

So I've given it
a little thought.

And these are some of the
things that remain to be done.

And I would help coordinate
with you and your mother.

Please, allow me to help give
you a wedding you'll never forget.

Well, what do you think?

Sorry I'm late.

What do you think, you're
the boss or something?

Something like that.

I have decided to
take a month off.

What do I need to
do to accomplish that?

Oh.

Not much.

Maybe clone a twin.

Mmm.

What's up?

The wedding.

The wedding's what's up.

It's gonna be a couple
hundred people everywhere.

Elizabeth wants a small wedding, so I want
the honeymoon to be about Elizabeth and I.

I want to give her
the trip of a lifetime.

I want to take her to
see all these historical

places I know she's
always wanted to see.

And not for a week.

For a month.

Well, sounds fantastic.

I'm sure she'll love the idea.

See what she says.

And I want to surprise her.

Surprise her?

When exactly are you
planning on telling her?

The reception.

Really?

Well, it'll be a surprise.

I mean, you do know
what a surprise is, right?

Yes, because I hate them.

Ah.

Well, Elizabeth
does not hate them.

You should have seen her face
when I surprised her with the ring.

And this is gonna be
like that, but times ten.

Just have to work more.

A lot more before the wedding.

Oh.

Thank you, Miss Darcy, for
inviting me to your home today.

The cake you made for the
Van Leer wedding was sublime.

I usually do a group tasting at my bakery,
but Miss Darcy explained with your tight

schedule it would be more
convenient if I brought the tasting to you.

So, voila.

Oh.

Excuse me.

Hey, Donovan.

Are you almost here?

I'm sorry, darling.

I thought I left the
office with plenty of time,

but the car hasn't even
moved in twenty minutes.

I'm not gonna make it.

Is it alright if I give you
my proxy for the cake?

Well, we can wait for you.

I'm not even close.

Really, you should do the
cake tasting without me.

I'm really sorry.

Oh.

Okay.

I love you.

I'm sorry.

Donovan won't be
joining us after all.

Not a problem.

Let's begin.

Warm up your taste buds, ladies.

On your left, there's our award-winning
Almond Truffle Raspberry Fusion Cake.

There are so many words
to like in that sentence.

Wow.

Next, we have Dark
Chocolate with Real Gold Leaf.

Well, chocolate isn't traditional,
and the gold leaf is a bit gauche.

Understood.

Next, we have Vanilla Buttercream
with a White Ganache Drizzle.

Double wow.

No.

Double-double wow.

Mmm.

Mmm.

Let's see.

Wow.

Donovan?

What are you doing here?

This is our spot.

That's why I proposed here.

So, what have you
been doing all afternoon?

Thinking.

Just a little stressed out.

I'm sorry.

I know this wedding
is expanding, and I

know that Violet is
never short on opinions.

She means well, and
I want her to like me.

And she knows a lot more about
these kinds of weddings than I do.

I've never been to a wedding
like this, let alone planned one.

You're doing just fine.

I'm just starting to feel
a little bit overwhelmed.

But this is supposed to be fun,
and I know it's just cake, but I was

really looking forward
to picking it out with you.

Elizabeth, I don't want you to think that
this wedding isn't important to me, too.

It is.

It's my way of showing the
world how much you mean to me.

You mean the world to me, too.

We'll work through this.

So, what kind of
cake did you choose?

Well, you weren't there, so you're gonna
have to wait till the wedding to find out.

Oh, come on, tell me.

Please.

All right.

I picked a vanilla buttercream
with a white ganache drizzle.

That does sound pretty good.

It was really good.

These invitations
look beautiful.

Well, they better.

They just went
out to 200 guests.

If that's Violet adding
more guests, don't answer.

Hello?

Principal Spraker.

I would love to come
for another meeting.

I will be there tomorrow.

Thank you.

Another meeting is good, right?

Obviously, you didn't
do as bad as you thought.

He didn't say what it was for.

Oh, stop it.

You're gonna get that job.

What do you think, Bliss?

Hmm?

What do you think?

Good.

After interviewing all the
candidates, I'd like to offer you the job.

You would?

I love the story about the
student who inspired you.

You did?

Everyone else talked about
how they changed their students.

You explain how a
student changed you.

Can you start August 26th?

Yes.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Can I speak to Donovan, please?

Hi, Elizabeth.

Let me check.

Donovan?

And that's the
honeymoon suite, correct?

Yeah, I want a
view of all of Rome.

Sorry, he's not available.

Okay.

Um, well, I'll just
talk to him later.

Thanks.

I am so happy to be here today
to discuss your wedding flowers.

These cymbidiums would make an
elegant display, especially masked.

They're lovely, but I've seen them
three times at a wedding this year.

They've been done.

Okay.

Uh, what else can you suggest?

Well, these white
lilacs are exquisite.

June is a little late in the season
for them, but I do have a wonderful

distributor in Provence who
can guarantee a delivery.

I must warn you, though,
they are quite expensive.

Well, Elizabeth
deserves the best.

White lilacs get my vote.

Are you sure you can
get them here on time?

Wedding's in three weeks.

Of course.

Not a problem.

Wait.

The theme is city garden.

I was hoping to have
a little bit more color.

I wanted to discuss
that with you.

It's a very formal wedding, and I
think colored flowers are so informal.

Well, if it's what
Elizabeth wants.

Of course.

It's just a thought.

Lilacs are beautiful.

But I like buttercups better.

Oh, honey, that's so sweet.

Buttercups?

Really?

Am I missing something?

My dad and I used to pick yellow
buttercups on summer vacation every year.

If we had them at the wedding,
it would feel like he was with me.

I love that idea.

I do, too.

Well, we could put
buttercups in here.

Buttercups in your bouquet?

I have a compromise.

Buttercups in your bouquet and white lilacs
throughout the church and at the reception.

Or we could have white lilacs and
buttercups together at the church.

The hotel provides a selection of
everything needed for the reception.

All we have to do is choose.

Oh, my goodness.

This seems appropriate.

Ooh, I think that
this looks better.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

I think we'll do
the simple ones.

So we're done, right?

No.

Now we need the stemware, the
silverware, the linens, the chairs.

You forgot the dance floor.

Dance with me.

Okay.

I'm sorry, darling.

I have to take this.

Okay.

Hello?

I know you're with Elizabeth
and can't talk, but the

Lou may approve an after-hours
visit for your honeymoon.

The director must
speak to you right away.

I understand.

Elizabeth, I need to go
and speak with Brandon.

It might take a while.

You carry on here without me.

Okay.

Elizabeth, before we move on to other
choices, I'd like to revisit this china.

Aunt Violet, believe me, I appreciate you
helping us with the wedding, but I don't

need you to second-guess
me every step of the way.

That wasn't my... I
want those napkins.

That stemware, this silverware,
these candlesticks, and those chairs.

I think we're finished here.

Well done.

Hey, Zara.

What's wrong?

Remember how I wanted to go to
Montreal in August to study French?

Donovan says I'm too young.

I'm 17.

I think he's just
being protective.

Overprotective.

I know.

That's how it feels for you.

But he loves you, and he
just wants you to be safe.

Do you want me to talk to him?

Would you?

As soon as he gets here.

Oh, hi, Brandon.

Are you cutest?

Are you the cutest?

Oh.

Thanks, Linus.

I'm sure Mr. Darcy
will be here soon.

Hello?

Hey.

Hey, it's me.

Look, I'm really swamped here.

So I'm not going
to see you tonight?

I know.

I'm so sorry.

I know we were supposed to go out
tonight to celebrate your new teaching job.

I just have so much to do here.

And I haven't even started on the
prep for the groundbreaking tomorrow.

Will you forgive me?

Of course.

I understand.

I just miss you.

I miss you, too.

I'll see you tomorrow
at the groundbreaking.

I love you.

I love you.

At least you like
spending time with me.

Do you want to come with me
to the groundbreaking tomorrow?

I'll bring you.

Puppy always makes
everything better.

On behalf of the Darcy Foundation,
I'd like to thank you all for coming out

in this fine weather we've got, and
welcome you to the future site of our

first after-school recreation
center of Westchester County.

When the center is completed, it will
provide the young people of this community

with activities and programs
that will enrich their lives.

I thank you for joining
us, and I look forward

to welcoming you back
to the completed building.

Kids, what do you think?

A smile?

Oh, you can do better than that.

Let me introduce you to
Elizabeth and Jax the Wonder Dog.

Now, I know he may not look
like a Wonder Dog, but he is.

The super power is that
he makes everybody smile.

Want to see how it works?

Row, row, row your boat
gently down the stream.

Merrily, merrily, merrily,
merrily, life is but a dream.

Look good?

All right.

Thanks, you guys.

Hey, see?

Jax is just what we needed.

He's a sweetie, but I'm thinking
of giving up on his, uh, job.

Dog show training.

Can't force him to
be something he's not.

So don't.

Plenty of show
dogs in the family.

He can just be a
love dog and a singer.

The Foundation is
doing so much good.

I can see how happy
you are here today.

I'm almost as happy as you do.

Are you sure you
can't do this full-time?

What full-time?

Oh, uh, the Darcy Foundation.

I've been encouraging Donovan to take a
step back from Darcy Enterprises to spend

some more time...
with the charity.

There's always been a
Darcy at Darcy Enterprises.

Well, I think it's time
that things change.

You're not seriously
considering this.

You are needed.

Henry knows almost as much
about running the business as I do.

So you have been
considering this?

You can't consider this.

The good of the
company is at stake.

Well, I think this is about
Donovan's own good.

He spends his days
and his time with the

company, but his heart
is in the Foundation.

Violet, the decision
isn't about you or me.

It's about how Donovan is
going to spend the rest of his life.

And I'm going to support
him no matter what.

And I hope that you can, too.

Well, this isn't something
that needs to be decided today.

But it is something that I'm
considering after the wedding.

There'll be plenty
of time to discuss it.

Hello there, Jax.

And hello, Ms. Scott.

Hi.

We were very impressed
with you in the boardroom.

You were?

Mm-hmm.

I'm sorry I referred to
you as ninth graders.

My wife laughed when I did.

I told her what you said.

I want to show you
my rescue dog, Lynette.

Aww.

Yeah, I would love to have
Jax over for a play date.

After the wedding, of course.

That's in a week, isn't it?

Six days.

We would love to.

Great.

Right, Jax?

Well, that went well.

It did, didn't it?

Do you want to grab some lunch?

I wish I could, but I really
have to get back to work.

Do you really have to?

We keep missing each other.

And I promised Zara
that I would talk to you.

Zara?

It's about the Montreal program.

She's really disappointed
that you won't let her go.

And it's a really great
opportunity for her.

It won't hurt her to stay
here one more summer.

Besides, she's so young.

She's 17.

I went to a great history program
in Boston when I was her age.

You know, she's also not as
grown up as she thinks she is.

She's more grown up
than you think she is.

You need to encourage her to
pursue her interests, not stop her.

You need to take her
feelings into account.

Elizabeth, I really
think I'm right about this.

I could let her stay here
in town one more summer

where you and I and Aunt
Violet can look after her.

I really do have
to get back to work.

I know I've been
working a lot lately.

But I promise it won't
always be this way.

Hey.

Hey.

Are you alright?

Did something happen
at the groundbreaking?

It went fine.

Then what's wrong?

I'm worried that Donovan
might be pulling away.

You know that's not true.

I don't know.

We used to spend
so much time together.

We'd walk the dogs,
make dinner, dance.

Now I never see him.

I'm afraid he's more interested in
spending time at work than with me.

Henry says he's super busy.

Lizzie, Donovan adores you.

I love you.

What do you think, Bliss?

Huh?

This is my favorite moment.

When we see the bride
in the finished dress.

Oh, Lizzie!

Oh!

Splendid.

It's even more than I hoped.

Wow.

What do you think, Lizzie?

Why, it's something
out of a dream.

You look like a princess.

Then why don't I feel like one?

Oh, thank you.

It's worth every penny.

And I don't look
anything like me.

Elizabeth, is everything okay?

No.

Can we talk?

Of course.

This wedding is
starting to feel wrong.

The guest list is huge.

My dress is way too much and there are
all these expectations and... Okay, okay.

Just talk to me.

Why can't we just be two
ordinary people who are in love?

That's what we are.

We're two people.

With 200 guests at our wedding.

Okay, so what are you saying?

We can elope.

We can get into a car and go
to a justice of the peace party.

And that way it's just about us.

Just two people who are
in love and getting married.

No big church, no
fancy dress, no fuss.

We could do that.

If you want.

Do you want a small ceremony with
none of our friends and none of our family?

I don't know.

I'm so sorry, but they're getting
restless in the conference room.

I'll be there when I can.

Look...

I... I love you.

More than anything.

Why don't you go back to your meeting and
we can continue this conversation tonight.

I love you.

I do want to talk about this.

I'll find you at
Gabrielle's later, okay?

Hey!

Henry just dropped me off.

What are you still
doing up at 2 a.m.?

I was waiting for Donovan.

Ugh.

He just texted me.

I held up at work
and now it's too late.

Sorry, see you tomorrow.

I thought I was marrying
Donovan Darcy, not his work.

Is it always going to
be see you tomorrow?

I'm sorry.

Ugh.

Elizabeth.

I need to talk to you.

Please, come in.

Come sit down.

No, this won't take long.

I've been up all night thinking.

And I do love you.

And I know that you love me.

Well, of course I love you.

And in three days we're
supposed to get married, but...

W-what?

My heart is telling me that
we might be rushing into this.

So what are you saying?

I don't know.

I'm so confused.

So sit and talk to me.

I don't want to sit.

Like, I'm sorry, but I need
time to myself to think.

Elizabeth, wait.

Elizabeth!

Elizabeth!

Elizabeth, come on, I
need to talk to you, please.

Elizabeth, I really
need to talk to you.

Elizabeth, come on.

Please?

Elizabeth, please talk to me.

Elizabeth.

Lizzie?

What's going on?

I told Donovan that I need some
time to think about the wedding.

But the wedding is almost here.

Elizabeth.

Are you serious?

Elizabeth, open
the door, please.

Please?

What's going on?

Elizabeth says she's not
sure about the wedding.

Is she calling it off?

I don't know.

She came over, she said
that we're drifting apart,

and that she thinks
we're rushing into things.

You've got to talk to her.

I tried.

She won't see me.

Lizzie?

I just want to be left alone.

Okay.

I'll just leave it here for you.

Did you see this coming?

No.

No?

Really?

There was nothing?

Uh, well, she was talking about
how he was always at work.

And, oh, she was
worried he was pulling

away, but I didn't think
she was this upset.

Okay, okay, he has been
working day and night.

But he's been doing it for her.

He's been doing what for her?

Well, it was supposed
to be a surprise, but he

has been secretly planning
a month-long honeymoon.

Okay.

That's really sweet.

Completely misguided, but sweet.

We have to tell her.

No, no, no, no, no.

This has to come from Donnie.

Henry!

When we get
married, no surprises.

Yeah, way ahead of you.

You've got to do something.

She will not talk to me.

So try again.

Buddy, she needs to know
why you've been absent.

What if it's too late?

Donovan, how are you?

I don't know.

I don't know how I am.

I'm always so sure of
myself, and now I'm not.

Elizabeth has a good
head on her shoulders.

She'll come to her senses.

What if she doesn't?

Come in.

Elizabeth.

May I come in?

I just saw Donovan.

He's devastated.

I'm sorry if I hurt him.

I'm sorry if I've
caused you any pain.

It was from my manner,
and not from my heart.

I appreciate that.

I know I may have been a little pushy
and overbearing regarding the wedding,

but Donovan's like a son to me.

I want what's best for him.

You see him as a confident,
successful businessman.

I suppose I still see him as a heartbroken
19-year-old who just lost his parents.

When I first met you, I was worried
that you weren't strong enough for him.

But when you stood up to me about
him running the Foundation full-time,

I was impressed.

You seemed annoyed.

Well, I was at the time.

I know you have his
best interests at heart.

As do I.

You two will make
a wonderful team.

Thank you, Violet.

That really means a lot to me.

Lizzie?

You're my beautiful, brave...

hit-strong, impulsive daughter.

And if you decide you don't want
to get married, I'll support that.

But I want to ask
you a question.

Do you really think you can live
the rest of your life without him?

Dearest Elizabeth, I'll
be at our spot in the park.

I'm asking from the
bottom of my heart.

Please come talk to me.

So, what are you going to do?

My Violet says that we are the two
most stubborn people on the planet.

And this is what I was
being stubborn about.

You know, Henry
told me I'm wrong.

Remember when I
surprised you with the ring?

I wanted to surprise
you with one more thing.

I've been working night and day to give us
a one-month around-the-world honeymoon.

I probably should have
included you in that decision.

That's why you were never there.

I wish you would have told me.

I should have.

I was wrong.

I love you so much.

But we're just so different.

Our weddings show
how different we are.

I wanted a tiny garden wedding.

You wanted a
wedding for 200 people.

And neither of us is wrong
for wanting those things.

I'm just afraid that's what
our life is going to be like.

That one of us is going to
have to give up what we want.

Why can't we have it all?

I don't see how.

I think our differences
make us stronger.

And I think we're better
together than we are apart.

You made me see
the world differently.

About a lot of things.

Even the Foundation.

Henry and Randolph Peck can
run the business side of things.

And I've decided I'll spend all
my time with the Darcy Foundation.

I'm glad.

You know, for a while there,
we stopped communicating.

And that's where
our problems started.

Because we're always at our
best when we're talking all the time.

And I love that.

I never told you how important
the garden wedding was for me.

I just wanted it to be us and
a few people that we love.

And I lost that.

I just wanted the big
wedding so we could be

surrounded by all the
people who wish us well.

And now we're back
to where we started.

I have an idea.

I do too.

What are you thinking?

You first.

No, you first.

You first.

I asked first.

Ladies first.

We got a text from Donovan.

We received one from Elizabeth.

If they're breaking
up, I'll be crushed.

Devastated.

Huh?

Oh.

There they are.

So what have you decided?

I've got to know.

I have decided that maybe you're a bit more
grown up than I've given you credit for.

And you can go to the
Montreal camp this summer.

You should be able to
pursue your interests.

A smart teacher told me that.

She was right.

That's great.

But what about the wedding?

Oh, right.

The wedding.

Well, Donovan and I
decided what we want to do.

And the only way we can make
it happen is if everybody helps.

We're all a family now.

We need to work together.

Mm-hmm.

I'm in.

Could you see yourself
growing old with me?

Watching my hair turn to grey?

Could you live with
me in my mistakes?

In the ones I have yet to make?

So when our eyes have seen them day to day
And I hear you start to fade Put your arms

round my neck And your heart on my chest
I love you will still sound the same I love

you will still sound
the same Let's begin.

I'm Violet, I've
always known it.

You're just a softy underneath.

And pledge

your commitment each
to the other And declare

the same by joining hands
and exchanging rings.

I now pronounce
you husband and wife.

You may now kiss the bride.

Ladies and gentlemen, I am happy
to introduce Mr. and Mrs. Violett.

Mrs. Donovan D'Arcy.

I love you, Mrs.

D'Arcy.

I'll hold your hand
today and forever.

And I will never let you go.

I love you, Mr. D'Arcy.