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All right, good news.

I think you guys are in great shape to start your LLC.

Yeah, with your combined credit scores

I think you'll have no problem getting a small business loan

with a manageable repayment schedule.

And if I may make a suggestion?

You might want to set up a 529 for your daughter.

That is a college fund that will accrue interest

tax free and can also serve as a safety net.

Not that I think you guys will need it.

This all looks very promising!

Well I'm happy that you're happy.

Awesome.

Okay, I will send all of this over this afternoon.

Bye.

[humming]

Happy birthday to you!

Aww, thank you!

Cassie...

This is gorgeous.

I still can't believe you design these in your spare time.

Yeah.

Best friends forever...

I love you.

And, for your traditional birthday present...

your files.

You're actually getting a pretty decent return.

Minus the late penalty.

I'm sorry I'm such a mess.

-Thank you. -My pleasure.

It's kind of like a fun challenge,

deciphering all of those faded receipts.

Like one big chaotic puzzle.

Speaking of big chaotic puzzles,

how did the talk with Anthony go?

I don't know.

As soon as I broached the topic of moving in,

he totally shut down.

What if you sat down

and had a frank, even-keeled conversation?

You know, map it out?

Have you met him?

Have you met me?

Speaking of frank and even-keeled,

shouldn't it be coming up on that time

for you and Gordon?

Nope, we are at the three-and-a-half year mark.

So once we hit four years, then we're going to touch base

about potentially moving in together and maybe engagement.

[snoring sound]

Oh wow, cute.

[giggles]

I'm familiar with the contents of your Life Plan Excel Sheet.

You always have these logical excuses.

What about the excitement? The, what's gonna happen next?

That wobbly stomach feeling?

Nausea? Heartburn?

Butterflies!

[cell phone vibrates]

My mom says hi and happy birthday.

When are you driving up for the wedding?

Middle of next week.

What's wrong?

It's a good thing, isn't it?

Yes no, absolutely.

It's just happened fast.

I haven't even met this Henry guy.

Sounds like Bonnie knows about the wobbly stomach.

Oh, to be continued!

Hi, Marina!

Cassie, yes?

I was actually hoping to set up a time

to meet with you ahead of my upcoming review.

You want to review for your review?

Kind of.

As you know, I'm interested in moving

into the managerial level

and while I know it is a little bit early...

By about two years.

Right.

I was hoping to pick your brain

about the kind of work that I could be doing

to at least get the partners and your attention,

so they'll at least consider it.

This is an accounting firm, not America's Got Talent.

You do great work.

Keep it up.

Okay, thank you.

[phone vibrating]

Hey mom, how's it going? How's Henry?

Oh, he's wonderful.

How's the wedding prep?

Funny you should ask.

Oh, what happened?

My wedding planner took off.

Flew the coop!

What? Why?

She got chosen for one of these reality shows,

some sort of camping/survival thing

and they came and swooped her up and that was that.

That's so weird!

Did she at least find a replacement?

No, she didn't.

But I did have a thought.

I do know this very organized and artistic young lady

who would be perfect for the job.

Perfect! Yeah, who is it?

You!

Are you being serious?

Well, you were almost an event planner.

You had that big internship!

Which I didn't finish.

And I'm an accountant now.

I work with numbers,

not with flowers and decorations and tulle, or whatever.

None of that matters.

I'm pretty sure it matters!

Just think: you can come out this weekend,

tie up loose ends, easy peasy!

And you can get to know Henry,

since you failed to make it out for my birthday this year.

It'll give you a chance to approve

of my new husband-to-be!

Yeah. Okay... yeah.

Thanks, honey.

Alright, I love you Mom, bye.

My mom and dad got married at city hall with no one there.

I think she's just excited to finally get to have a big day.

I still can't believe you have this mysterious,

long lost party planning hobby.

It's event planning.

And it wasn't a hobby,

it was what I wanted to do for awhile.

That internship was actually kind of a big deal.

But you know, it wasn't meant to be.

So I changed course,

which brought me to Perkins and Hill LLP,

where I am the top performer at my level,

thank you very much.

And it all brought me to you!

So... are you still coming up Friday,

or can you get away a little earlier?

The wedding's on Friday, right?

No, on Saturday.

I swore you said Friday.

I had Friday blocked off.

Elliot literally just put something in my calendar...

It's my mom's wedding, Gordon.

Wouldn't you rather spend more

quality time with your mom, anyway?

I would like to have my boyfriend by my side.

I know it's not ideal.

[upbeat rock music]

Excuse me, do you mind if I sit here?

The seating is kind of limited.

Oh yeah no, sure, of course.

Thanks.

Whoa, so close!

Sorry, that was my fault.

No, it's an accident.

Here, I'm donating my fries to you

for the inconvenience.

It's kind of a win-win,

since these are some of the best fries

you're ever gonna have in your life.

You trust Curly's health and sanitation practices?

I just kind of feel like, in places like this,

it's best to choose the hermetically sealed food.

I see, you're one of those.

One of those?

Sorry, that came out the wrong way.

Of course it's important to keep one's health and safety in mind.

Especially with a candy bar.

Okay, fine.

You win, that fry was delicious.

See that's because Curly uses fresh potatoes,

not the frozen, pre-cut kind.

So you're acquainted with this Curly?

Yeah, occasionally I drive out just to eat here, actually.

I'm trying to figure out his special spice blend.

It's amazing what gems you can find

in such unexpected places.

Wow, thank you for the daily aphorism.

Anytime.

Doing some homework, huh?

Yeah.

I'm beginning to wonder what I got myself into.

That's not a very good sign.

But congratulations?

Oh, no!

No, I'm not the one doing the getting married.

I'm single.

I mean, I'm not single.

I have a boyfriend, and we have a plan.

My mistake.

But hot tip: it's actually "best wishes."

Oh, thanks for the tip.

Thank you for the fries.

I should, probably I should get going.

Well hey... good luck with all that.

Thank you, good luck with your spice quest.

Best wishes!

There she is!

Henry, she's here.

At long last!

I miss one birthday and I never hear the end of it!

Thank you for swooping in and saving us!

Oh, yeah.

Cassie, I want you to meet my fiancé, Henry.

Henry, this is my favorite only daughter, Cassie.

Who's also our new wedding planner!

Hey, easy on the titles.

I'm just here to help out as much as I can.

It's so nice to meet you, Cassie.

I've heard so much about you.

Any favorite daughter of Bonnie's

is a favorite daughter of mine!

It's nice to meet you, too.

Come on in.

Hey so tell me, how was the drive?

I got you all set up with fresh sheets and towels!

Marrying your father

was the best day of my life, you know.

And this one coming up will be too.

Not better or worse, just different.

But the one definite bonus is

that I get to spend it with you!

Well, we'd better get started then.

What shall we start with first?

-Oh, I have a list. -Oh, good.

This was our former planner's work binder.

It should have all the vendor orders and contacts.

Well, perfect!

At a week out, I assume we're down to final details.

Well, we're still looking at caterers, right?

That is a bit of a big detail.

Do you guys have a theme or a vision for the wedding?

I don't know...

Love?

You know what they say: love is all you need.

I'm going to go make some phone calls.

Great!

It's actually time for our daily cardio.

Right.

Trying to get our wedding bods in shape!

Oh, very good.

Hey, have a great run.

Alright, ready?

I'll race you to the...

Oh no, I get a head start!

[phone ringing]

Hi, Kyle here.

Hi, I'm calling about a catering event

for a wedding next weekend, June 23rd?

The bride's last name is Mitchell?

Right, yeah.

You said you were going to call

to set up an interview, but you never did.

Oh, that was the former planner.

I'm the new planner, I'm Cassie.

Oh, well okay.

-Hi, Cassie. -Hi!

So I have a few questions.

Umm... first off.

What is your catering company's name?

Shack. Shack Catering.

Very quirky!

Can you tell me a little bit about your culinary experience?

I attended the Culinary Institute in New York.

I followed that up with a series of noteworthy apprenticeships.

One in Paris and the other in New York.

Okay, well that sounds promising!

You know, maybe we could just set up

an in-person interview instead?

Oh, I was just going to suggest that!

Great, can you actually meet this afternoon?

I can come to you.

Yeah, why not?

-I'll send you the address. -Perfect!

I wish you'd just pull that catering ad.

Why? We need the extra revenue.

No we don't, we're doing fine.

Barely fine.

Not exactly what every entrepreneur strives for.

We have a devoted following!

We have a niche following.

We're not supposed to be a secret club.

Catering could be good to us.

It's free advertising.

Plus, you could try something new.

Maybe add something new to the menu.

Maybe something elevated.

You know I hate that term.

What term, elevated?

It's so pretentious and actually doesn't mean anything.

And there's nothing wrong with our menu.

There are five mains on the menu.

There are five great mains!

They haven't changed in three years,

you gotta be bored out of your skull.

I'm not bored, no!

I just know what's good.

Why don't you try digging into your old repertoire?

Let's open dinner with a different concept!

One thing is for sure.

I never tire of your brisket.

Thank you.

Speaking of brisket, make me a sandwich.

When this Cassie woman calls,

can you just tell her I'm in the back?

Make me a sandwich.

Yes, making you a sandwich brother.

Thank you!

[upbeat rock music]

Hello?

Good afternoon...

Hi.

I'm looking for Shack Catering?

You'll want to talk to my brother, the chef.

He's on the patio.

Follow me.

Kyle, your three-o-clock is here!

Hey.

Kyle?

Cassie?

You're a caterer?

And a carpenter?

Oh no no, this is just a hobby.

Is it for your kids?

Oh no, no kids here.

My niece and nephew.

They're Phil's kids.

Oh, okay.

Shall we head inside and chat?

Great, sounds good.

Have a seat.

Thanks.

Phil, would you like to join us?

No I'm just going to linger awkwardly over here

and read my paper.

He's my brother.

So you're a wedding planner?

Yeah!

No!

I'm a CPA, but my mom's former planner fell through,

so I'm just helping her out.

That's really nice of you.

So this is our menu.

Fun!

So, Saturday the 23rd?

That's a week from today.

How many guests?

85.

Sorry, I think I misunderstood.

I thought you were a caterer caterer.

Like canapés and little baby quiches

and chicken or shrimp.

That doesn't sound very original.

But it's kind of what you do for a wedding.

We are flexible and amenable to requests.

This is what we do best.

And I happen to know that there are some

very popular brazen trends in catering right now.

You got food trucks, taco bars.

Why not barbecue?

I get it, yeah.

I think I was just hoping for something

a little more elevated for this special occasion.

You had mentioned you have a background in French cuisine?

Sure.

And I take all those skills that I learned

and I apply them here.

Food doesn't have to be elevated to be amazing.

Cool.

Okay well, thank you for your time.

I have all your info.

I am seeing a couple of other companies,

so I'll let you know.

It's was nice to meet you again!

Yeah, you too.

It's nice to meet you, Phil.

Buh-bye.

Well, looks like that's that.

Nice work.

Here at the Cozy-Lux Inn,

tables and chairs are all included.

We have a darling little archway we can put up for the ceremony.

You're currently signed up for the silver package.

We do have a gold package that includes catering.

That's good to know!

I was a little stuck on that.

You can't beat the convenience and practicality

of keeping vendors in-house.

Sure.

You have a lot of freedom with decorating.

People like going with balloons!

Was there an event in here earlier today?

No, why do you ask?

Oh, I'm getting a strong scent of...

Roast beef?

I like roast beef.

Maybe that's just the smell of hundreds of happy memories.

Well, I'll let you guys poke around.

Thank you.

You guys picked this place?

Well, we didn't pick it.

It's what was available.

Ashley mentioned a plan about decorating

and brightening it up a bit.

Didn't quite see that in the binder.

I didn't see much in the binder.

The in-house catering is definitely a plus.

But how would you feel about looking at other venues?

I'm not sure there are better options in Meadowville.

Besides, the wedding is coming up so fast.

The Cozy-Lux makes things easy.

There's no natural light, Mom!

I can't help but think that there's gotta be

a better option out there.

Something that's more you.

I'm just beginning to think

I'm getting a little carried away

having a big celebration in the first place.

I'm no spring chicken and it's my second wedding.

I'm so excited about Henry.

I was just excited to do it up for once.

Besides, all that really matters is that we're all together.

Right?

Well, as your wedding planner,

I'm obliged to tell you that that is a load of hooey.

Hooey?

[laughing]

Your grandmother really knew how to throw a party.

She looks so happy!

Oh, I forgot to mention,

Gordon might not be able to come to the wedding.

-Oh no! -Yeah.

Is everything okay?

Yeah no, Gordon's fine.

It was just a lapse in communication

and his work is at a critical point.

You guys have been together a long time now.

Don't you think it's time he popped the question?

I don't think there will be any pops.

He's not exactly the romantic showmanship type.

Which is fine.

There's no rush.

Sounds like someone's putting it off.

[phone rings]

Hello?

Hi Cassie, this is Phil from Shack Catering.

Hi Phil.

Before you make any final catering decisions,

I wanted to invite you to an unofficial menu tasting.

Kyle will be catering an event

and perhaps you could come by after, say 4PM?

It's at Sycamore Park.

Thanks for letting me know.

I will check with the bride and groom.

Great.

We'd really love the opportunity to make your occasion special.

Bye Phil.

Hey, what was that?

I just got you a second interview.

Look, I know we have our ongoing banter about business goals,

but the truth is our finances aren't great.

I know you have your ideals,

but what good are they if we have to close shop?

Yeah, yeah.

So I have my doubts about this caterer,

but I wanted to bring you guys along

just to get the conversation going.

Great, I'm so excited!

Wait, is Kyle Billings the caterer we're meeting?

You know Kyle?

Yeah, we eat at The BBQ Shack all the time.

His barbecue is the best.

It's our favorite!

Well, okay that's good.

Just like hide all of the excitement,

just in case I still want to suss things out.

You're the expert, honey.

Hey Kyle.

These are my clients, Bonnie and Henry.

I know you two!

I didn't realize you were getting hitched!

-Well congratulations! -Thank you.

That's great. Here, come on.

Get out of the rain.

It's rare we get a sun shower like this.

Thank you.

Here hop in.

Recently I was actually informed

that it's congratulations to the groom

and best wishes for the bride.

Apparently, congratulations implies

that the bride is lucky to have earned the engagement.

So it's probably best to say best wishes to both.

It should be congratulations to me!

I'm the one who proposed!

Yep!

She was the hunter and I was struck by her arrow!

Well today, we have pork and tri-tip.

I took the liberty of putting together

a couple of plates for you along with some sides.

So if you just sit tight, I'll be right back.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Good, isn't it?

It is.

I'm just not sure that it's right for this occasion.

I mean Mom, can you imagine eating this

in your wedding dress?

Birthday party, yes.

Wedding?

I don't know.

You make a good point.

I think for now maybe we just keep our eye out

for something a little more elegant.

Well I for one, love his cooking.

But you may be right.

Something elegant would be more fitting.

I noticed the menu at the Cozy-Lux was more upscale.

I think I even saw Chicken Kiev on the menu.

Yeah, I like that idea.

Well yeah, we can keep that in mind.

So you donate everything you make here to the youth league?

Yeah, all proceeds go to the Frogs.

It's a little project of mine.

You write it off, right?

Write it off?

Yeah, for taxes.

No, it's not why I do it.

No, of course not.

But there's no reason not to.

If you're not writing it off, you're actually losing money.

I can't imagine your profit margins

are exceptionally high at The Shack.

So you've been speculating about my profit margins?

I can't help it.

It's my job.

But I’m actually off topic.

If you're still interested in catering my mom's wedding,

I would love to hire you.

It's clear you care about what you do,

and I like that.

Are you sure you can handle my low brow cuisine?

I don't think it's low brow.

That being said, I will need you to meet me at 23,

actually let's make it 35% of the way towards high brow.

If only to save on the dry cleaning costs.

Okay, let's do it.

For Bonnie and Henry.

Okay.

Well now that the catering is all done,

we just have to find a venue.

I really do think the Cozy-Lux will be just fine, honey.

As your wedding planner,

I would like to do better than just fine.

What matters is we're all together.

Just think, your grandma Eleanor got married in a barn.

Just shows, anywhere will work just fine.

Hey, barn weddings are all the rage right now.

As usual, grandma was ahead of her time.

My mom and dad's wedding was outdoors,

sort of a spring festival.

And there was this huge thunderstorm

that came in right after the ceremony.

So they had to band together and move inside her dad's barn.

But according to her, it was magical.

Well, I have an idea.

[Henry] It hasn't been in use for years.

[Cassie] It's perfect actually.

Can I open the other side?

Sure.

Oh, this is fantastic.

Let's say we wanted to rent this space out.

Could we maybe clean some of this stuff out of the way?

Do some painting and mending?

You can do anything you like, it's a barn.

Oh honey, let's be reasonable.

Okay so it might be a little hard to imagine,

but try and picture this place all cleaned out and decorated.

We could add the market lights for the reception.

It'll be beautiful.

It'll be rustic chic!

Grounded and earthy, with a little nod to vintage.

You know, a subtle interplay of sophistication and whimsy,

just like you.

That's very true.

What do you think?

I love it.

It's a lot of work.

You're not going to try and do it alone, are you?

Hey.

Hey.

Did I miss a meeting?

No, I'm just dropping by.

I wanted to express how excited I am

that you're catering the wedding.

And also to talk to you about an additional opportunity.

I found the perfect venue,

but I may need a hand prepping it.

And maybe like a bit of carpentry work.

Which of course, is why I thought of you.

And if you'd be willing to help me out,

then I would obviously pay you for your time.

Also in return, I could help you

get your business finances in order.

No charge.

You're obviously very talented

and I think this place could thrive.

You see, that's the thing.

I have to run this place on top of the catering duties.

I could fill in!

It's about time I pulled my weight.

We could really use the financial consulting, Kyle.

Go, have fun, make dreams come true!

Okay.

Let's do it.

Alright, go hang up that apron.

Okay!

Thank you.

Okay, so I know it needs a little bit of work, but...

People travel from all over

for the perfect rustic chic experience.

And we have it right here!

Now, it just needs a little bit of love, you know?

Picture this all cleared out.

A light breeze, some string lights,

maybe a little backup ambiance from some fireflies.

Alright.

Where do we start?

Yeah, alright!

There are so many options here,

but I'm thinking that if we do the ceremony in this area,

then by later on in the evening...

No, this is working so far.

Okay.

I did a some scene design for theatre

in high school and college, so...

Why didn't you pursue it as a career?

Oh, I did! Well, I almost did.

I wanted to be an event planner.

Which is, I guess, why my mom thought

I'd be any good at this.

Well, seems to me to me like you're doing just fine.

Thank you.

Did you want to add anything

to the list for the hardware store?

Sure, let's take a look.

This is a lot of paint.

Yeah, I thought it might be nice

to add some swaths of light paint.

Maybe like an eggshell,

just brighten the place up a bit.

Or you could just let the natural wood do its own thing

and not try to make it be something it isn't?

Do its own thing?

Yeah, if you're going rustic, go rustic.

Right, but you don't want to forget about the chic.

And besides, I'm not talking about

painting the whole barn, just accents.

Is a barn really a place for accents, though?

Well as the designer, I think that I would like...

Not to quibble here, but in this instance,

aren't you the coordinator and I'm the designer?

As far as the structure is concerned?

You hired me for a reason, right?

Okay well, let's table this.

Great idea.

We're getting ahead of ourselves anyway.

Absolutely.

-I'll just be over here. -Yeah, great.

A little more to my side.

I've gone ahead and put in an order

for the rose-gold chiavari chairs.

But the question is,

do I go with the round or the circular?

All right, what do you think is under this thing?

Something harmless.

Yeah sure, something harmless.

Okay on three.

The real question is: why chiavari chairs?

Oh, they're beautiful.

They have these gorgeous ornate backs.

-I'll show you a photo. -No, I know what they are.

Don't you think they're sort of a little expected?

One, two, three.

-I can't believe you! -I can't believe you!

If by expected, you mean classic.

No, I don't.

I'm going to do it this time, you're gonna listen.

-Promise? -Promise.

On three.

Okay well, I think we can agree that

this isn't a structural design element.

You follow me, promise?

Yup.

On three. One... two... three!

See? Harmless.

Its such a shame that we have the ability to do anything

and you just want to play it so by the book.

What is wrong with playing by the book?

We're going to haul this out of here.

Why? It's a barn wedding.

Isn't this part of the aesthetic?

What do you want, people just hanging out on hay bales?

Yes.

No.

You know, kids can play on it and stuff.

Please!

Really?

No.

Okay, you're the boss.

I am the boss.

I'm the boss.

[phone ringing]

What up, Wedding Planner to the Stars?

Ha, not quite!

How's it going?

Oh, it's good.

I've definitely took a lot on, but it's actually kind of cool.

Do you at least have help?

Yeah, I have this caterer-carpenter person.

Person? Interesting.

He's definitely not short on input.

I'll tell you one thing I don't miss about theatre,

artistic temperaments.

I doubt you don't miss them.

You sound... something.

Something?

Yeah, energized?

Fluttery?

I guess I'm just excited this is all actually

kind of coming together.

Speaking of, the reason I called.

I might have a fun opportunity.

How would you feel about DJ-ing my mom's wedding?

You could come down the day before,

dust off the old equipment?

-It would be an honor! -Yes!

I'll start putting a playlist together.

Okay, bye.

Yes!

Did you see we finally got our poster from London?

No, I didn't.

It's right here.

Oh wow!

I don't know why, I always thought it was Twelfth Night.

Nope, I met Henry at A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Life imitating art!

What do you mean?

Oh you know, like all the little errors and mishaps

that brought us together.

The course of true love never did run smooth.

I don't know that I know this.

Besides the confusion of the night my ticket was for,

luckily they let me in on that Saturday.

Three seats away from me.

But then there was that young couple that were flirting,

so they wanted to sit next to each other,

so we all moved around one way.

Then things went sour and they wanted to move apart.

Just like the two couples in the play.

So then just somehow,

through all the shuffling, I ended up next to your mother.

And what can I say?

The magic of the play just washed over us.

As if Puck cast a spell on us as well!

You know, Cassie did the set design

for A Midsummer Night's Dream in high school

and that little high school

is what started my enthusiasm for The Bard.

Oh?

In fact, I dare say that production stood up

to the one we saw.

I dare say you're a bit biased.

Of course.

It sounds like you're making unnecessary work for yourself.

Yeah, but you had to see it.

Those carpets were awful,

and there was no natural light.

I want to make it special for her.

Anyways, any luck on Saturday?

Did you get a chance to move that meeting?

No, I doubt it'll change.

I thought we were settled on that, anyways.

Yeah, but I thought you would at least try.

We'll see each other soon enough.

That's not the point.

You know...

I think I just need some time to think about us.

I thought we were okay.

I don't know.

I'll call you when I get back to Chicago on Sunday.

Okay.

Okay, bye.

[bell ringing]

It's just that it's her special day,

so I want something nice.

Like, maybe a slightly refined version of your menu.

Maybe like something with dough or little cakes,

or you know what I'm picturing?

A fancy pop tart.

You really don't know anything about cuisine, do you?

No, that's why I have you!

[bell ringing]

Don't do that.

I once went to this wedding

where they had these cute mini egg rolls.

Absolutely not.

I will not make anything with cute, little,

or mini in front of it.

And nothing with toothpicks!

Wow, what did hors d'oeuvres ever do to you?

Terrible things.

No, I just think that those things are fake sophisticated.

There's no art, there's no soul.

Food should just be honest with itself!

Yes Cassie, beware all the maniacal food out there

lying to itself!

You're an enigma, Kyle.

You're like a snob,

but a snob about not being a snob.

But also, kind of a snob.

[phone vibrating]

Oh sorry it's just work, one second...

You couldn't get time off for your mom's wedding?

No, I did.

I'm just up for a promotion,

so I don't want my work to lag too much.

And normally, I find it quite soothing.

Explain.

It's just satisfying when all the numbers shake out.

It's like, everything just lines up.

It's like everything is going to be okay.

That's... astonishingly... dorky.

Speaking of...

I think it's my turn to hold up my end of the bargain.

Shall we take a gander at last year's taxes?

Can't wait.

-You mean now? -Yeah.

This is your filing cabinet?

Okay look, I understand your skepticism,

but everything has been running just fine.

We pay our bills, we haven't been burned down.

If it ain't broke...

Besides, I do have a system.

Tax returns are in April.

So that's about a fourth of the way up from the bottom.

Okay.

Would you hold this, please?

Explain what's going on back there.

That's the kitchen.

This is the line, this is the grill.

That's the fridges...

That's not what I meant.

I can't help but notice that it is especially orderly in there.

Well, that's mise en place.

It's a system, or philosophy that chefs use.

It means everything in its place.

If everything is in its place,

then there is order, and you know,

service is that much more smoother.

It's an ethical code, really.

Right.

Anywhere else you could maybe apply that philosophy?

Also, I know what a mise en place is, dummy.

I've seen the food network.

Excuse me, dummy?

I hate to say it, but you might need to pull back

on the charity gigs.

No, it's not an option.

Why not?

Because it's too important to me.

I don't see the point in doing any of this

if I'm not giving back in some way.

I understand that, but you can't sustain it

unless you offset it with more revenue.

That is just math.

But I understand it's a lot to take in.

Question?

Yeah?

Why all the reluctance to anything

upscale or elevated?

It's this assumption that upscale is better.

I'll give you a perfect example.

I have been perfecting my barbecue sauce for years.

And there's just as much reverence in that

that there is in any foie gras foam, or whatever.

Your barbecue sauce is pretty good.

What's in it?

I'll tell you what's in it:

Lyon, Paris, New York, my childhood,

Years of searching, you name it.

So it's a secret and you're never going to tell me.

No, I just like putting soul and perfection in the familiar.

Besides, it's more accessible.

It can reach more people.

Fair enough...

Tell me what you see.

The front of a restaurant.

Yeah, but how would I know that?

Does it look inviting?

Well, it doesn't have to.

It's the food that matters.

Word of mouth, right?

Plus this storefront doesn't protest too much.

I think that you should invest in some signage

that really represents you and what you do.

You can't afford to overlook the walk in business.

Are you being an accountant right now, or a designer?

An accountant, and a friend.

You do amazing things here.

We need to get more people to experience it!

I'll think about it.

I will take that.

That's amazing.

That's homemade?

Oui madame.

I didn't even know butterscotch pudding

could be homemade.

Yeah well, I'm full of surprises.

So tell me about your boyfriend.

Oh, well his name is Gordon.

He's an engineer.

And he's working in app development right now.

He must be pretty excited to see your work at the wedding.

He won't be at the wedding.

Work stuff.

But it's probably for the best.

I can just focus on the planning.

Yeah, that sounds practical.

So what do you think about

your mom and Henry's whirlwind romance?

Meeting in London on vacation

and six months later getting married?

It's a bold move.

But no, my mom,

she's a smart lady.

Well, you can't deny it.

They are pretty cute.

They are.

Hey, want to join me and Henry for a game of Monopoly?

You can show him your cutthroat accounting skills.

I wish.

Yeah I can't, I'm sorry, Mom. I gotta work.

Okay, just wanted to check.

Don't work too hard.

-Hey bro. -Hey buddy.

Is that what I think it is?

Don't get too excited, don't read into it too much.

I went in to Des Moines today and I was just feeling inspired.

Inspired, huh?

That's some French Brie, right there.

Hey.

Hey, good morning.

Good morning.

I'm sorry I'm so late.

I was up late last night doing work

and I fell asleep without setting my alarm.

What's going on?

The market lights arrived today.

Oh!

Inspired me to run some more electricity.

That's a good idea.

Incidentally, I had another good idea.

Here, follow me.

Okay.

Okay, I still feel like the space is too tight

for both the reception and the ceremony,

so what if instead of renting, we just build the tables?

That might be a touch too DIY.

Hear me out.

We could easily build long, farm-style tables,

flanking the sides.

Ronald has the lumber,

and we can use barrels as support.

Then we could offset the roughness

with your chiavari chairs.

This would leave room for the ceremony.

So do we use the chairs for the ceremony

and then we move them?

Either way, for the reception,

we've just got to clear out this whole middle space for dancing.

[laughing]

I also thought that we should probably make

some decisions regarding food service.

Okay.

I feel like I'm a little torn,

because full service is a little advantageous

presentation-wise.

It just feels stuffy for our concept.

What if we did family style?

Really?

I assumed that you would think that would be too casual.

A buffet would be too casual, but family style is communal.

It seems perfect.

We just agreed on something.

That's a first.

It is.

What are you thinking, long or short?

I'm not sure.

I personally think that you could rock the knee-length.

What is it?

Are you getting the pre-wedding jitters?

We're wedding dress shopping.

This is supposed to be the most magical part

of the wedding prep.

I just had a flash of wishing

we were shopping for your wedding dress.

I'm hardly a spinster, mom.

I just want you to feel as head over heels as I do now.

Who says I'm not?

Well, it's been a while

since I've seen your eyes light up.

So are you thinking contemporary, or vintage?

What do you think of Henry?

I think he's great.

He very obviously adores you.

I'm still just getting to know him.

Are you?

I've kind of been busy planning your fabulous wedding.

And by yours, I mean yours and his.

I know.

But I was just wondering if I could ask you

to make more of an effort with him.

Nothing huge, just an effort.

It would mean the world to me.

Yeah of course, Mom.

On one condition.

What?

You get excited about the wedding dress shopping!

Okay, what do you have in mind?

So, what's the deal with you and the ladies?

You got anything on the grill?

You know, cause you own a barbecue restaurant...

with a grill?

[making grill noises]

I had a kind of big relationship a few years back.

But it ended.

[making grill noises]

That's enough.

I know I've been asking a lot of you lately,

but I was wondering if you'd offer

to go with Henry to the suit fitting?

It just occurred to me that he's new here

and doesn't yet have a Cassie.

Of course!

It occurred to me the other day that it must be hard for you.

Building this whole celebration for your mom

marrying someone who isn't your dad.

It has its moments.

You know, letting Henry in

doesn't mean that you're betraying your dad.

It doesn't mean that you're erasing his memory.

I'm sorry, I shouldn't have that.

No, I'm glad you did.

Well before we call it a day,

there are still some serious nuts and bolts

that need to be figured out.

What?

We need to figure out if this space

is roomy enough for dancing.

Oh, knock yourself out.

Oh, I will!

[dance music playing over speakers]

Come on, you gotta join me!

We need to perform this important test,

or the whole thing falls apart!

Only if you promise to stop doing whatever that is.

I can't promise anything.

♪ ♪

Do you think a disco ball will work with our concept?

I think I'll pass on that.

[phone ringing]

It's just a telemarketer.

Well there's definitely room for the dancing.

Aha!

Come on slow poke.

Where's Henry?

He can't keep up with me.

I was leading all the way.

Yeah right.

What are you thinking?

It's going to look pretty good when we're all done.

But?

But I wish I could find a way to make it special.

I think it is going to be pretty special.

It's going to be a beautiful rustic chic wedding,

just like the magazines.

But I wish I could find a way to make it special for them.

Personal.

Now that's the mark of a truly great planner.

I think.

Ideally, you can surprise the bride and groom

with something they didn't even know they wanted.

Something unexpected and magical.

Cassie...

I like our pluck.

But now I think you're just getting greedy.

It's your first event

and we're a few days away from the wedding.

Do you know what we need?

We need to clear out the cobwebs.

Oh, we did plenty of that.

No, I'm not talking about that.

We should just get out of here.

We need to stop looking at it so hard.

What do you say we go on a field trip?

We'll just take the day off.

Only this time, let me be the event planner.

-Works for me. -Great.

Follow me.

I didn't even know this place was here.

Hidden gems.

You like tracking these kinds of places down, don't you?

Oh yeah!

I kind of look at them

as the underdogs of the culinary world, you know?

Just waiting to be discovered.

Which I would like to remind you is not a good business model.

But you were right, this Italian beef is real good.

Better than I've had in Chicago.

I know, right?

By the way, did you ever figure out

Curly's secret spice blend?

Not yet.

What?

No...

You're interesting is all.

Interesting?

Yeah.

You certainly know how to compliment a guy.

No, it is a compliment.

You're full of all these little contradictions.

You have four things on your menu...

Five things.

Sorry, five things on your menu,

which you are quite stubborn about.

But then you do things like

traveling halfway across the state

to study roadside diner fries.

It's... interesting.

Well, speaking of contradictions...

Oh, here we go.

How did you go from scene design

and maybe event planning, to being an accountant?

Well, back in high school

I did rock the math portion of the academic decathlon.

Thank you very much.

Yeah, I bet you did.

But I also did scene design for theatre.

And in college, too.

I loved creating these designs and concepts

for the shows so much that I thought,

how cool would it be to create

that kind of transformative magic for real people

during these big moments in their lives?

So, right out of college,

I got this big internship that would've, umm...

But that was the same summer my dad passed away.

So you know, I had just graduated

and then all of a sudden, life seemed a little messy

and chaotic and scary.

So in that moment, I chose the more stable and safe route.

How long ago was that?

Ten years.

Feels like yesterday.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Thanks.

You know, I always thought that lavender ice cream

would taste like soap.

But you're right, this is delicious.

And this place is beautiful.

Thank you for bringing me here.

I just was really in it for the ice cream.

Fair.

So, did you always want to be a chef?

Yeah, since I was a kid.

My mom was a genius cook.

She studied in France, much longer than I did.

Anyway, I was just this really anxious kid.

Anytime I'd get really stressed out,

she'd just surprise me with my favorite dessert.

Butterscotch pudding...

Oh?

Yeah, the same one from the other night.

And, like as soon as I would taste it,

I just knew that everything was going to be okay.

You know?

And that's what I want to do for other people.

What?

No, I'm trying to see that anxious kid.

I maybe see him in there.

Thank you...?

Hey, can you hold that for a second?

I've just got something in my boot.

You had one job!

I'm so sorry!

Do you want to go back and get another one?

No, the line up is so huge.

I really wanted you to taste that one.

Okay here, share mine.

Well now we have to go get another one.

We're in it together...

So out of all the set designs you made,

what would you say your favorite one is?

Oh, easy.

Senior year of high school.

I did A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Explain.

Well, you know how a lot of the play

takes place in the woods?

It's where fairies are and all the magic happens.

The theatre in my high school was pretty small,

so I ended up building the set around the audience.

Sort of envelop them in the magic of the woods.

I had like twinkle lights for stars,

and vines everywhere.

You could almost smell the summer night.

It was rough around the edges, but it was earnest.

Listen, I've got a confession I've got to make.

This is my first real catering gig.

-Really? -Yeah.

Phil just kept putting advertisements in the newspaper

and yours was the first one to amount to anything.

You just seemed to know so much about weddings.

Yeah, it's because I planned my own.

I didn't know you had been married.

No, I never was.

My ex-fiancé called it off at the last minute.

It was the day before, actually.

It was a big celebration, an elaborate design.

Chiavari chairs and everything.

We had planned to move to New York.

We both had big jobs lined up.

I just ended up staying here.

I'm so sorry, I had no idea.

So this job must be hard for you.

No, it isn't actually.

It's kind of like exorcising demons!

And I've had great company.

Me too.

Come on, I want to show you something.

-Okay. -Come on!

What is this?

Just a side project I've been working on for fun.

For fun?

This is spectacular.

I just I threw it together with some spare lumber.

Why would you keep this to yourself?

Oh, this light is perfect.

I think we need to have the ceremony here.

Do you think we'll need to decorate?

Some flowers and candles, but this is perfect!

I mean the barn is a five minute walk.

So people can just caravan between the two spaces.

It's like A Midsummer Night's Dream.

You are a genius!

I can't believe I didn't think about this myself.

I mean the barn will still need some work,

but it'll be totally worth it!

The course of true love never did run smooth!

Wait, wait...

I need more information!

You know it's two days before the wedding, right?

Oh, I know!

So what about the all the work we've done?

It stays!

We just integrate these elements into what we already have.

We're just bringing the outside in

and adding a little magic!

We're going to make flowers and leaves

from crepe paper and fabric

and then we intertwine everything with fairy lights.

And it's like the forest is aglow.

Alright.

Let's make magic.

♪ ♪

Alright, it's time.

These guys gotta go.

Are you sure?

I mean, I know we settled on chiavari chairs,

but just look at these things.

They're so soft and bouncy and aromatic.

Well, if you like the smell that much...

Oh, you want to play that game, do you?

[screaming and giggling]

Truce!

Okay, truce.

Hello?

[together] Hey!

Hey guys.

I thought I'd bring by some lunch for my worker bees.

Great, thanks.

Yeah, we were just moving the hay.

Working, working hard.

-Yum... -Gotta eat.

-Here you go, hungry? -Thank you.

Hey...

Oh, hey!

How are you feeling?

Ready? Excited?

Yeah, all of the above.

I am really excited for you guys to see

the new ceremony space and the barn.

We added some elements I think you guys are going to love.

I'm sure it'll be wonderful.

Your mom showed me some pictures of your past scene design work.

It was truly impressive!

Thank you.

Sometimes I miss it.

And knowing Bonnie, I'll bet she talked to you,

urging you to try real hard to connect with me.

She may have.

Look, all I know is it moved pretty quick for Bonnie and me,

so it must be lightning quick for you.

So... no rush.

I'll be here.

Take your time.

-Thank you, Henry. -Yeah.

Okay, see you later.

Talk to you later.

Hello?

-Hey. -Hey.

You look nice.

Thank you.

What's going on?

Well, I thought we would do an unofficial menu tasting.

I'm still tweaking some things,

so I'd love to get some feedback.

You'll really do anything to avoid working on the books.

No comment.

I told you I trust you, you didn't have to do all this.

I know, I just thought it'd be fun.

I like the string lights, by the way.

You should keep them.

Yeah, I was just auditioning them, but yeah maybe.

Here, let me...

Thank you.

And I'll be right back.

Wow, I honestly thought

we were just going with the standard menu.

Well, I wanted to try some things.

Well thank you, this is very nice.

Herbed Gougère?

The "h" is silent.

I don't know.

Looks an awful lot like an hors d'oeuvre.

Well, it 100% is an hors d'oeuvre.

I don't even recognize you anymore.

Kyle, that is so good!

And this here is a caramelized leek and cheese soufflé.

Let me know if the cheese is too sharp.

This...

this is all incredible.

What brought it on?

I don't know, I was just feeling inspired, I guess.

By you, actually.

And what you've created for your mom.

It's extraordinary.

Thank you.

This is extraordinary.

If I may say,

you can do no wrong putting any one of those items

on the everyday menu.

They'd be a hit.

Baby steps.

I cannot believe the wedding is the day after tomorrow.

I know, me neither.

Are you excited to go back to your normal life?

No.

I feel like I've just been in this

amazing, creative universe this past week.

It's really been a dream.

It just feels surreal that I'm going to have to wake up

and go back to Chicago, to the firm.

You liked your life back there.

I do, yeah.

No, everything's great.

My job is great.

I'm great at my job.

Yeah no, everything's great.

Great.

It's just that this has been special.

Yeah.

I think I know what you mean.

Well, I've got to get going.

I still have some work to do tonight

and I my mom's dress fitting in the morning.

I'm really excited about the new menu, Kyle.

[phone ringing]

Hi Marina.

Hi Cassie.

Sorry to call so late.

I was just thinking of the little query we had

in the hallway about a couple weeks back.

As it turns out, we're doing an investigative audit

for one of our new clients and we are stretched quite thin.

Now I know you're with family,

but if I could send you a few things,

your efficiency would be an asset

and it would serve your cause.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah, absolutely.

Fantastic, I will send you the documents.

Okay, awesome! Thank you, Marina.

Oh no!

The fitting, Mom, the fitting!

I'm so sorry!

Honey, it's okay.

You looked so tired, I didn't want to wake you.

Besides, you will get to see it at the wedding!

Yeah, but I wanted to be there.

It's an important part of the process!

It's okay.

Seriously, all good!

Do you have another wedding?

Just kidding.

[laughter]

Alright, thanks a lot everyone.

I'll get that out to you right away.

Okay, bye.

How's it going?

I'm upset with myself.

I missed my mom's fitting this morning

because of this all this last minute work.

I'm so sorry.

I can't believe this is almost over.

Well it doesn't have to be.

What do you mean?

We've got to acknowledge that something happened here.

Something?

You said it yourself last night, something special.

You said that creating this has made you feel

like you were in a dream you couldn't wake up from.

So why wake up?

Well, because I have to get back to my life.

Yeah, but you were on that path before.

Why not try it again?

Well, that's a nice thought.

But I chose a different path.

A great path.

So I've got to stick with it.

Okay.

I just really like collaborating with you.

I really believe in you.

I really believe in you, too.

I couldn't have done all of this without you.

Are you going to be able to make the rehearsal dinner tonight?

I'll be busy prepping.

But hey, if I get a break,

maybe I can make dessert.

[phone vibrating]

Hi, Gordon?

You're where?

Okay, guess I'll see you soon.

That was Gordon, he's in Meadowville.

He just got in.

I guess he's going to make the wedding after all.

That's my cue.

Time to cater.

-Hey you. -Hey.

Surprise!

Yeah...

I got these for the wedding planner!

Thank you.

This is a surprise.

I could tell it meant a lot to you,

so I worked it out.

You did all this?

Yeah, well with a little help.

The concept is A Midsummer Night's Dream.

You did all this decorating?

Yeah.

It was just a plain old barn before.

Who are you and what have you done

with my girlfriend?

We should probably head back to the house

if we're going to get ready for the rehearsal dinner.

And by the time they had switched seats three times,

I knew I was sitting next to a very special lady.

And if they dared asked me to move again, it wasn't happening.

I was leaving and I was taking Bonnie with me.

Who are you looking for?

Your caterer-carpenter person?

No.

He's prepping for the wedding,

so I don't know if he's gonna make it.

That's too bad.

So what's up with you and Gordon?

I don't know...

I was surprised he even showed up.

Good surprised?

Or maybe not...

If you find love, rush to it.

Head on!

Right now.

I love you, Bonnie.

I love you too.

Cheers.

Cheers!

So what's going on?

I know things have been strained between us lately.

And it occurred to me that, maybe,

I have been misreading what you want.

I know we had a plan to hold off,

but I've was thinking...

Maybe it's not about a plan.

I don't have a ring right now, but maybe that's apropos?

Maybe it'll make a good story?

You know me...

I'm normally not into these rituals or conventions,

but I could be into them for you.

Because I don't want to lose you.

So, Cassie Mitchell, will you marry me?

Will you stand up?

Please.

Your proposal had so many maybes and disclaimers in it.

I can't marry you Gordon,

but I don't think that you want to marry me, either.

We have both been so good at coming up with

all these logical reasons as to why we haven't gotten here yet.

Preparing for this wedding and seeing my mom's big love,

it's made it really hard to ignore the fact

that we haven't been right together for awhile.

And I don't think I've even fully been myself in awhile.

So... I can't.

I'm sorry, Gordon.

I just wanted to say that I'm happy for you.

It seems like you've really found something here.

Also that barn was really amazing, Cassie.

I'm sorry I was so dismissive this afternoon,

and before that.

Thank you Gordon, that means a lot.

Drive safe.

[car starting]

-Hey, Cassie. -Hey.

Came to check on the catering and the caterer

I'm gonna take a little break.

Okay.

Hello.

Hey.

You look like you're in a really good mood.

Yeah, surprisingly I am.

You want to maybe take a break?

Get some cake from the rehearsal dinner?

Clear the cobwebs?

No, I already went.

Oh, that's weird. I didn't see you there.

I saw you.

What's going on, what's wrong?

I'm just concentrating on my work.

You let me know if you need anything

as far as the catering goes.

Hey.

What's going on?

Oh nothing.

Did something happen with Cassie?

I don't know.

I don't think anything really ever happened.

She's got a boyfriend. No, a fiancé.

So nothing's going to happen.

You've been different this week.

I saw you brought out the old books.

It was kind of exciting.

I was hoping you were back.

What do you mean, back?

You're my brother, Kyle, and I love you.

But this place has been a time capsule

of your heartbreak for three years.

I want better for you.

You're going to have to put yourself back out there.

I did, and it didn't work.

You told her how you feel?

Not exactly.

You're killing me, man.

Listen, I only know what I know.

But I definitely sensed the mutual chemistry there.

And even if it comes to nothing,

at least you had the feelings again.

That's something, right?

I think we should call it for tonight.

I'll see you bright and early.

Thanks.

You made it!

Hey!

So you got that playlist ready to go?

I got you, girl, I got you!

Where's your caterer-carpenter person?

Oh, he'll be around.

I'm sure he'll bust a few moves for you.

Oh, can't wait.

-What's this do? -Hey, stop it.

Maybe on the back wall.

[phone vibrating]

Hey Henry?

I'll be right there.

What's the problem?

She came straight from the hairdresser.

She's in your room.

[door knocking]

Hey mom, can I come in?

Please come in.

I am sorry.

I just had to hide out for a minute

in the one room that hasn't changed.

That's okay.

What's going on?

I can't do it.

I can't marry Henry.

Why, what happened?

I went to pick up his shoes today

and the clerk asked me what size shoe he wore.

And I didn't know!

Because I don't.

I've only known him for six months.

What am I doing?

I have to admit that at the beginning,

I was a little bit skeptical.

But you two are perfect.

He is crazy about you and you're crazy about him.

Do you think maybe the whole wedding whirlwind

got you spooked?

Probably.

You know, I look at you

and you are so careful with your choices.

That is the adult way to be.

Like you and Gordon.

Well, Gordon and I broke up last night.

I am so sorry.

See, that is another bad sign for today.

No, that is a good sign.

I feel kind of free.

Like I don't know what's going to happen next

and for the first time, that's exciting!

Can I show you something?

Yeah, I would love that.

This is gorgeous.

It's A Midsummer Night's Dream!

I was inspired by you guys.

By the way you met,

your love, your shared passion.

I just thought that maybe if you saw it,

it would remind you.

But that being said,

if you don't want to get married, you don't have to.

Everyone can just go home.

No, I want to marry Henry.

I love him.

This is wonderful!

You are such a wonderful daughter.

Let me show you around.

You look beautiful, Mom.

So do you, honey.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I'm just going to miss this.

And Kyle...

Does he know how you feel?

I don't know.

I was going to tell him last night,

but something changed.

Does he know you're not with Gordon anymore?

No, but I don't want to complicate things.

Besides, it's your wedding day,

so I'm going to be focusing on you.

Let's go get you married before you change your mind again!

Go, let's do it!

[applause]

So what do you think?

It's so glorious, so imaginative!

How did you come up with this?

I was inspired by you guys.

How you met.

I feel so honored.

I'm glad you're here, Henry.

I'm really happy that you and my mom fell in love.

Welcome to the family.

Thank you.

[glasses clink] Cheers.

Everyone loved the food.

A woman from the Cozy-Lux Inn

just asked me if you'd be interested

in catering events for them.

Someone else just asked me

if you'd be interested in servicing Chicago.

This could be a big deal.

Yeah well, I'm just really happy for Bonnie and Henry.

You really did it, man.

You should be proud.

I couldn't have done it without you bro, seriously.

And Cassie.

Cheers bud.

Cheers.

[phone vibrating]

Hi Marina.

Hi Cassie.

I hope this isn't a bad time.

I just wanted to call and let you know

that I'm putting in paperwork to fast track your promotion.

Really great work these last few days.

Thank you.

That's great news!

Okay, buh-bye.

Hey.

Hey.

Wow, looks like it worked out.

It did.

I really couldn't have done it without you.

And the ceremony in the woods was just beautiful.

They look so happy.

Yeah.

Where's Gordon?

He had a work emergency in Chicago.

Do you think he would mind if we danced?

Nope.

Your food was a hit.

I owe that all to you.

I guess I did need that little push.

You know, I could be persuaded

to add one or two of those items to the menu.

Maybe as specials?

I got the promotion, by the way.

Cassie that's amazing, congratulations.

You'll be great no matter what you do.

When do you leave?

Tomorrow.

Bye, honey.

Hey there, Kyle.

Hey, Henry.

I just wanted to stop by

and thank you again for your delicious food last night.

So, I guess Cassie's on her way out of town?

That she is.

I just hope she can get some rest.

What with planning a wedding

and going through a break up at the same time.

What?

Oh, she and that Gordon fellow

broke up a day before the wedding.

You didn't know?

No!

I think it's a good thing.

They didn't seem like a match.

I gotta go.

Thank you!

She has about 20 minutes on you.

Excuse me...

Do you mind if I sit here?

Kyle? What are you doing here?

I came to find you.

You're headed in the wrong direction.

What do you mean?

On the highway?

Yeah, just in general.

Look, I made a mistake and I owe you an apology.

I'm so sorry for the other night.

I thought you and Gordon had gotten engaged,

and I acted like a child.

The truth is,

I came over with the intention of telling you

how I really feel and I thought I was too late.

How you really feel?

You said this week has felt like a dream

you didn't want to wake up from.

Well, I feel it too.

About being with you.

So you can't go back to Chicago.

You need to stay here.

Okay?

I want you to help me out with my bookkeeping,

and I just really want you to be my girlfriend.

And I just really want to kiss you.

You want some fries?

Guys, we just had our highest sales

in the history of the restaurant!

I credit the specials.

And we just got our first event client.

Confirmed!

The Cedar Rapids wedding.

That's amazing!

It says here they heard our barbecue was resplendent.

Resplendent? Wow...

This keeps getting better and better.

Did you two settle on a business name yet?

Why, yes we did.

Elevated Celebrations.

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