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Lisa...

How do I look?

Eh.

That's kind of what I thought.

"Meh, just okay."

You tried,

that's what'simportant.

Molly, you look so beautiful.

You don't lookhalf bad yourself.

Oh, thank you.

I promise the maid of honorwill not upstage the bride.

Yeah, you better not.

Here.

Don't worry.

Everything'sgoing to be great.

It's going to bebetter than great.

It's going to be perfect.

And you and Stevenare perfect together.

Steve, relax. Don't forget to breathe.

I can't believe

my little girlis getting married.

That's like the hundredth timeyou've said that to me, Dad.

Okay, are you ready?

I am.

Where's Steven?

Wh-Where's Steven?

♪ So roll down the windowcatch that wind ♪

♪ Feel the sunshineon your skin ♪

♪ We all haveour little things ♪

♪ That bring us back to life

♪ And maybe it's lovefor something new ♪

♪ Like a brand-new pairof dancing shoes ♪

♪ We all have our little thingsthat bring us back to life ♪

♪ Today it's you, yeah...

All right, this is our cardio area,

our weight machinesover here,

our bikes...

free-weight area,

and here we have one of our most popular classes...

Molly White'sBridal Boot Camp.

All right, girls, it's that time.

Get up out of your saddles, tap it out.

Getting fitfor your wedding

is about so much morethan exercising your body.

It's about your heart.

It's about your soul.

It's about walkinginto your marriage

knowing that youand your partner are strong

and ready to builda life together.

All right, stick with me.

You'll be the best possible youin three more,

two more...

Go hard, come on!

Stick with it!

Keep going...

One more!

Whoo!

Yeah!

Good class, everyone.

Great job.

Hey!

Hello.

I come bearingempty calories.

Let me guess,

Lisa told youtoday is donut day?

Well, first of all, let me just say,

every day shouldbe donut day.

I'm a fitness instructor.

That's literallythe opposite

of what every dayshould be.

That sounds likejob security to me.

Besides, your boot camps

are about healthyrelationships,

and everybody knows

that the secret

to a successfulrelationship...

donuts.

I'll try and work thatinto one of my lessons.

Okay.

Why are you reallybringing me donuts?

Okay, your sister may havesaid a little something

about how thishasn't always been

the happiestof days for you.

Mm-hmm.

Because instead of my wedding anniversary,

it's my left-at-the-altaranniversary?

That being said,

it is my goal to make sure

all your days from here on out

are happy ones.

- Well, I appreciate that.-Yeah.

But you know what? I'm good.

Really?

That was years ago, Nick.

My life is good.

I've got theseboot camps

that are popular,

marriage boot camps, even more popular,

and...

there is someonein my life.

Ooh...

Mm-hmm.

Someone in my life who loves me

and supports me

and makes me laughevery single day.

Wow, this guy soundsreally, really good-looking.

I should meet him sometime.

Yeah, well, I'll try and introduce you,

but he's really busy

preparing for his very firstart gallery show.

Oh...

He's a photographer.

- A photographer?-Mm-hmm.

I'm impressed.

You've done well.

Anyway, uh, that reminds me.

You still going to help metonight with the photo shoot?

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Okay, because it's important.

Now, you takethese donuts.

Eat at least two,

because I had threeon the way here,

and I'd feel badif you didn't eat some.

I'm going to throw themin the garbage.

Don't throw them away.

Eat some donuts.

Hey, Elizabeth.

Nick, hey!

Hey, Liz. How you doing?

Good.

You readyto see the space?

As ready as I'll ever be.

All right, let's do it.

Okay.

Just look at it. I mean...

Wow.

The view...

It's incredible.

What?

Right?

Holy...

So, what do you think?

I...

I think there must besome kind of mistake.

Nope.

Mm-hmm.

Wow.

I know.

My stuff is going to beon display here?

Mm-hmm.

But I'm justa wedding photographer.

No, you werea wedding photographer.

Nick, you deserve this.

Your work speaks for itself.

Come here.

Oh, wow.

Nick bought medonuts today,

which was very sweet.

No pun intended.

Thank you for letting himmake that gesture.

I know how muchyou love donut day.

I do.

I do love donut day.

But I figuredl would let him do it

for the sake of your relationship.

Thank you.

Hey, you should let meteach one of your classes

for married couples.

Huh?

You're takingthe class.

That's literallywhere we're goin...

And we don't ever do that.

Yeah, well,

Rennie and I have beenmarried for over a year

and it's going great.

So now you're an experton marriage?

Yes.

Yes, I am.

Okay, well then, hey,

I can do the marketing planfor them.

No.

No, Molly, that is ridiculous.

You don't know anythingabout marketing.

I sell my classes.

I have my own brand.

Marketing is about morethan just banners, okay?

You're just saying that

because you want me to hire youin case I open my own gym.

Yes! Yes, I do.

I do want that.

Hey, how's that going, by the way?

Oh, well, you know me,

I like to take thingsnice and slow.

No surprises.

Well, some surprises are good.

What does that mean?

Why are yousmiling like that?

I'm always smiling.

I'm a happy person.

Don't you have enoughpictures of me?

Oh, I can never haveenough pictures of you.

Oh, you're such a sap.

Yes, I am,

but that is why you love me.

Well, they're going to bebeautiful pictures.

You think so?

This spot...

Brendan and Elizabeth'swedding reception?

Our first dance, where we met...

Come on, really?

I totally forgot.

I'll let it slide,

but only because you haveyour art gallery opening

coming up.

Thank you. I owe you.

I feel terrible.

Yeah.

Oh, hey, what's that?

Oh!

It's beautiful.

Is this really happening?

Yes, it is.

Molly, I love you...

and I knowl joke around a lot,

but I meant it when I said

that I wanted to makeall your days happy

from here on out.

So, Molly White...

will you marry me?

- Yes.-Yeah?

Yes.

I love you.

I love you.

Aw...

The proposalsounds so romantic.

I still think

you should have gottenthe confetti cannon.

What?

There was going to bea confetti cannon?

Well, my first draft of thishad a marching band.

Oh, no!

I talked himout of that one.

- Thank you.-You're welcome.

I still thinkwe should use it.

Maybe for the gallery opening.

You know what? Don't joke about that.

She's holding ittogether well,

but make no mistake, my wife is stressed out.

Brendan, I am not stressed out.

- Okay.-I'm not. I'm just...

Molly, is it too late to enroll

in one of yournew marriage classes?

Always room for you two.

That is nota bad idea.

We can geta little tune-up

and make surethis marriage

is workingperfectly.

Well, there's nosuch thing as perfect.

Obviously.

Look at us.

That was the thing withyou and Jenna, though, right?

Brendan!

What?

Maybe we don'tbring up Nick's ex-fiancée

at hisengagement party?

It's fine.

Trust me, we've talked about it,

and we are not going to repeat

the mistakesof our past,

and yes, Jenna didwant everything perfect,

including me...

So we're going to embracethe imperfections,

and, hopefully,

it'll lead to a healthyand strong marriage.

Here's to hoping.

Cheers.

Cheers to that.

Oh! There's Daniel.

Oh, yeah.

Okay, I'm going to gotalk to him now.

Okay, aboutleaving the gym?

Yeah. He can't get mad at me

at my own engagementparty, right?

Maybe trya box of donuts.

- Donuts!-Good luck.

Donuts are nota bad idea, though.

Yeah, I wanta donut.

What a wonderful party.

Hey, Daniel, let's go outside.

I have something I needto talk to you about.

About you considering openingyour own fitness center?

Yeah, people love to gossipwhile they exercise.

I'm really sorry.

I should have talkedto you about it myself.

I'm really just in the thinking-about-it phase.

No, listen,

I'm not upsetabout it at all.

You've donean amazing job,

and if anyonedeserves it, it's you.

Thank you.

In fact,

I've been wantingto talk with you as well.

Oh!

I'm considering retiring, going back to Hawaii.

Really?

What if,

instead of going off to start a new place,

you bought Counter Fit?

Are you serious?

Well, if I leave,

someone's going to buy the gym.

Why not you?

- Right?- Wow!

Of course.

Okay...

I think you should includeall the landscapes.

And just leavethe portraits out...

Okay, all right.

I think that's more thanenough gallery show talk.

- We're just talking... Stop!

Festive, okay?

Maybe a sliceof cake will help?

Find Molly,

get your ownslice of cake.

Bye.

- Bye, guys.-Bye!

Nick Dyson?

Yes.

Hello, I'm Georgia Parsons.

I've just finished up one ofMolly's bridal boot camps.

Oh, good for you,

and, uh, thank youfor joining us.

Oh, my pleasure.

I'm friends withRebecca and Tom Payne.

You were theirwedding photographer, yes?

Right. Yes.

Now... Now, that wasa fun reception.

Well, I was very impressed.

I've looked atevery photographer

in Portland,

and you are by far the best.

Oh, come on.

Yeah, I know, I am.

I onlyhire the best,

so I would like youto do my wedding.

Oh, well, thank you.

I'm very flattered, but...

I don't dowedding photography anymore.

Why not?

I'm trying to focus more

on the more artistic sideof things right now,

and I have my firstgallery opening coming up soon,

which is very exciting, and daunting, but...

That's wonderful.

Yeah.

But this is going to bea big wedding.

I'm marrying Bill Clayton.

As in Clayton Hotels?

Wow.

Yeah, that is big,

and very tempting, as a matter of fact,

but I made up my mind,

and there's justno turning back.

Well, I've found that there'salways a way to turn back...

for the right price.

Right.

We'll speak again.

Okay.

Wow.

Hey!

You are not going to believewhat just happened to me.

I bet I can top you.

I don't knowhow I'm gonna do it.

I can't afford to buyCounter Fit.

Well, I could help out.

Yeah, we don't havethat kind of money,

and you need to focuson your art show,

and starting your own business.

Well, you know what?

We're getting married.

My business is your business.

Say that again.

My business is your business.

No, not that.

"We're getting married."

Oh.

We're getting married.

Yeah, we are.

You know what?

I think it's going towork out just fine, though.

We know lots of peoplewho'd want to invest.

Yeah,

but with investorscome investor opinions,

and I'd really ratherdo this on my own.

Would it help if I saidwe're getting married again?

I think it just did.

Oh, yes, let's.

Yeah. So... here's what I think.

Okay.

We just take our time, do things right.

No rushing,

no drivingourselves crazy.

I completely agree.

Yeah, we just finda place that we love,

see what dates are available, and then we go from there.

Actually, I'm one stepahead of you on that one,

because I've madea few phone calls...

Hmm!

And what would you sayto our place?

Where we first met,

and where I asked youto marry me.

And where we hadour first dance.

Oh, you remember the dance!

I knew you wouldremember the dance.

Yeah...

Yeah, well, my feet remember the dance,

because I was limping for days.

Oh, no, no, that's on you, then,

because I was likeFred Astaire out there,

and you know it.

Right.

Admit it, Fred Astaire.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

So, what do you think?

I love it.

- Yeah?-I love it.

It's perfect, right?

Ooh... let's not usethe "P" word.

Right, okay, um...

It's like it was meant to be.

I'll take that.

- Yeah?-Mm-hmm.

That reminds me.

The event coordinatorcalled with the schedule,

and there are two days available

this year.

The first

is in seven weeks...

Uh, yeah, no.

Ridiculous.

The second

is in eight months.

Well, that's...

some other word than "perfect."

We're going to have to start

some other word than "perfect."

Sorry.

Well, all of thisseems to be in order.

I think we haveeverything we need

to take your applicationunder advisement.

Okay, great.

Uh, is there anything elsel can do to make my case?

At this point, it's more about the paperwork

and our guidelines.

We'll be in touch.

Okay. Thank you.

The lessons we'regoing to cover

over the next few weeks

are respect...

trust...

honesty...

support...

Phew!

And love.

Oh...

And how you canincorporate those

into your own life.

All right, we're almostthere, you guys.

Whoo!

Great work, everyone!

Here.

Great class, Molly.

Hey, thanks, Rennie.

I'm really gladyou guys are taking it.

Yeah, me too.

I mean, my legs would havedefinitely preferred

we'd gone to a spa.

Did you dolessons like this

when you werea marriage counselor?

Well, yeah, basically,

except, you know, now we're sweating.

I think I have

the smartest sister-in-lawin the world.

Well, you don't know heras well as I do.

Hey, you!

Keep that up,

and I won't ask you to bemy maid of honor.

What, really?

♪ Mm-hmm...

Do I get to pick the dress?

Yes.

Then, yes! Yes!

Okay.

Was that the bank?

Yup.

It's been almost a week,

but they're finally readyto give me an answer

on the loan.

They want to see me tomorrow.

Oh, I'm sureit'll work out.

They'd be crazy

not to want to bein business with you.

Yeah, we'll see.

You know what?

I can't even worryabout it anymore.

Okay, you know what?

- Back to you.-Yes.

- This space...-I know.

Is ridiculous.

- It's beautiful.-Yes.

Oh, and we're going to stay awayfrom the portraits this time

and just stickto the landscapes.

- Oh!-Which I think is a good idea.

Now we're tryingto figure out

a way to organize them,

so we're thinkingmaybe thematically?

Because I did a lotthat had rain in them,

so maybe we coulddo those in one area.

Or the other option would beby color palettes,

Like the blues and the graysin one area,

and the colorsin another area.

That makes sense.

Yeah, I know it ma...

I know it makes sense, but what do you think?

I don't know, what does Elizabeth say?

She thinksl'm overthinking it.

What? You? Never.

Look, I only over-think thingsthat I've seriously overthought.

Do you hear the wordscoming out of your mouth?

I know.

It's sad.

You know what, it's going to be amazing,

and you know why?

What, becausel have you by my side?

Yes.

- Yeah.-And...

because your picturesare amazing.

And you have plenty of time.

It's like our wedding planning.

Everything'sfalling into place

because we aretaking our time,

covering all our bases,

making sure there areabsolutely no surprises.

Hmm.

You know what?

When you're right, you're right.

Mm-hmm.

Come on, I want to show you some other stuff.

Mm-hmm!

I havegood news and bad news.

Okay...

The bad news is

you, unfortunately, weren't approved for a loan.

Right.

But I havegood news, also.

Mm-hmm?

I included your proposal

into the privateinvestment program,

that we run withoutside venture funds,

and one of the firmsresponded very positively.

Yeah, in fact, it's the best firm in town,

and they want to help you buyCounter Fit Gym.

Wow.

I really wanted to do thison my own, but...

Well, this investor would liketo remain a silent partner,

so no stringsattached.

Really? Well, that's great.

When do I get to meet them?

I knew you'd becoming in today,

so I phoned the firmand made an appointment,

and, actually, you can meet right now.

Oh.

Hi, Molly.

Steven.

Molly...

Are you kidding me?

I know, you don'tlike surprises,

-and this is a... No.

No, you don't getto know that about me.

You don't get to know that I don't like surprises.

If you'll just let me explain...

Explain what?

Explain why you left meat the altar?

Or explain...

Or explain why you'reshowing up here out of nowhere,

trying to invest in my business?

"D," all of the above?

Really?

I'm just trying tolighten the mood here.

Too soon?

Yes, too soon.

Like, 20 years too soon.

Look, Molly...

I'm sorry.

I was stupid,

you know, and worried

that I would only disappoint youif we got married.

I didn't thinkl was good enough,

and I just panicked.

It's the worst thingl've ever done,

and I'm ashamed of myselffor it.

Yeah, you should be.

I am.

And I know

it was nowhere nearwhat happened to you,

but it affected me, too.

It made me realizethat I needed to change.

So I did.

Well, change was never reallyyour strong suit.

Yeah.

No. No, it certainly wasn't,

but itmade me realize

I didn't likewho I'd become,

so I quit my job,

and I startedmy own investment firm,

and now we'rethe biggest one in the city.

We help people launchsmall businesses,

like yours.

Okay, well, Steven,

if this is your wayof trying to make peace...

It is, a little bit,

but it's also becauseit's a good investment.

You know how I am with money.

- Yes, you are...-You can say it.

Cheap.

Okay, well, I was going to say "frugal, "

but...

I looked atyour business plan.

I did the market research,

I talked to people I trust...

This makes sense.

Well, this... make no sense.

None.

I get it.

But Molly, the bankturned you down.

I'm offering youa lifeline here.

Just...

think about it,

okay?

Sorry I'm late, everyone!

Thanks for getting going. Uh, keep it up.

We're going to startin just a minute.

Molly...

Yeah?

What's going on?

You look likeyou've seen a ghost.

Well, I kind offeel like I have.

Steven.

Steven!

- Yes.-Sorry.

The bank turned me downon my loan,

and Steven wants to invest.

He wants to help me buyCounter Fit.

Wow, I literallyhave no words.

Yeah, think abouthow I feel.

Well, you're not goingto do it, are you?

No, no, of course not.

That would be crazy.

Right?

Yeah, totally crazy.

Yeah.

So, whatdid Nick say?

Well... I haven'treally told him.

- Molly...-I will.

I will.

It's just I've got this classto do right now,

and you're a part of it.

Okay, everyone!

Today, we're going to betalking about "respect".

Respecting yourselfand respecting your partner,

respecting the bond of sharingand honesty,

no matter how...

hard it is.

Okay, everybody, get to it.

Show me what you got.

That's crazy.

Steven just shows upout of the blue?

Yeah.

That's justreally weird.

Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah, I'm rattled,

but I'm okay.

I'm sorryabout the bank.

Can you goto another bank?

I've already startedmaking phone calls,

but honestly, I'm notholding my breath.

The loan officer told meSteven's my best bet.

Well, there's gotta bea better investment option

than your ex-fiancé.

Yeah, well, other firms

aren't lookingto invest in gyms.

You're not seriously

thinking aboutdoing this, are you?

You can't trust Steven.

You can't trust the guythat left you at the altar,

and you can'tgo into business

with somebodyyou can't trust.

I know. I know, you're right.

I'm sorry, what? I'm right?

Really? You never say that.

This one time.

I'll take it.

Yeah, but just... just listen to me.

Maybe I shouldsit down with him.

He says he's changed.

He believesin my idea.

It's a great idea.

Nick?

Yes, okay, of course.

I trust you,

and I love you, and I know you love me.

I do.

- Yeah?-I do.

- You do?-I love you so much.

You better.

All right, fine.

Fine.

You are good.

I am good.

Oh, yeah, that's a good one.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, those areall really...

really good.

Elizabeth seems pretty sure

you have morethan enough good ones

for the gallery,

so why did youdrag me out here

to take more?

Because it relaxes me.

Right, becauseyou're tense

because of the... Molly and Steven thing?

There's noMolly-Steven thing.

Right, right.

So it wouldn't bother you

if she wentinto business with him?

Yes, now that you mention,

it would bother me.

Okay, so you shoulddefinitely tell Molly that.

I can't do that.

So, what if

she decides to do it?

She's not going to gointo business

with the guy that left herat the altar.

That's crazy, that's never going to happen.

What if it does?

Well...

I guessif that happens,

then I accept thatit's her choice to make,

and I respect it.

And I get my friend, who happens to be

one of the best lawyers, in Portland, anyway,

to advise her and go over the contracts with her,

and make sure everythingis legit.

She's already hired me.

What?

When?

It was literallyfive minutes ago,

on my way here to meet you,

so you can just relax, all right?

So, this is the office.

Wow.

You've got a juice bar.

We do.

You know,

I think your businessplan is good,

but it needs work.

I've donea lot of these.

I can help.

How many companiesare you investing in?

About a dozen now,

and they're alldoing great.

All of them?

I pick wisely.

I don't putmy firm's money

into risky ventures.

And look, all I do

is providethe means necessary

to get thingsoff the ground.

After that, I'm a silent partner.

I just sit back

and watchthe money roll in.

Yeah, hopefully.

You wait.

I figure we can havethis thing wrapped up

in six weeks.

Wow, that's... fast.

Well, it'sone of the benefits

of not using a bank.

We can movemore quickly.

Right.

So Steven, if we're going to do this,

it has to beabout the business.

There can't beany personal feelings,

or this just doesn't work.

Molly, my interest in thisis strictly professional.

All right, uh...

Because I'm engaged...

to an amazing man.

We're getting married,

and I just don't want anythingto get in the way of that.

Congratulations.

I'm happyfor you,

I really am.

This is just business, I promise.

Okay.

All right.

Okay.

I'll have someone

send oversome paperwork.

Here we go.

Here we go.

So what are wegoing to get?

Are we going to getred or white roses?

Well, white is classic.

Yeah, but redlasts longer.

Do they?

Oh, yeah, way longer.

Okay, I made it up.

I have no idea.

Okay, I made it up.

Are you okay with meworking with Steven?

Did you say something?

Yes, I am.

I just...

Promise me you won'tinvite him to the wedding.

Too late.

Deal.

Deal. Good.

Oh, it's Janetfrom the wedding venue.

Hey, Janet, what's up?

No, no, not yet, but we havelots of time, right?

We've got eight months.

No, no, no. What do you mean?

No, I picked the other one.

What?

Well, when's the nextavailable date?

No!

Seriously?

Okay, I'm gon...

I'm gonna have to talk to Mollyand call you back, okay?

Bye.

What's going on?

You rememberhow I said

there was two available dates?

Yes.

Well, they gave us the oneavailable in seven weeks,

which is now six weeks.

No, that's a mistake, they obviously have to fix that.

They can't.

They gave away the other date. It's been booked.

They don't haveanything else

for a year and a half.

No!

Well, I don't want to waita year and a half.

Well, I don't want to wait that long either,

but we can'tput together a wedding

in six weeks,

and that's the weekend

that my show opens, too.

Yeah, and it's rightaround the time

that the deal with Steven'sgoing to be done.

So obviously

there's just no way.

Oh, but I really wantedto get married there.

It's our spot.

It was going to be perfect.

Well...

Well, yeah.

Okay.

So we know nothing'sgoing to be perfect,

right?

Right...

So...

Okay...

Maybe we should do it.

Do it?

Plan a wedding in six weeks,

while I'm putting onmy first show,

and you're buying a gym?

Mm-hmm.

Where's the girl that wantedto take things slowly?

I don't want to waita year and a half

to be married to you.

Well, I don't want to waita year and a half either.

So?

Are we going to get marriedin six weeks?

What do you say?

I do.

Of course. I do. I do.

Today's pose is called "Moving Mountains."

Support is crucialto a good marriage,

and one of the keys

is not being afraidto ask for support...

when you need it.

We're reallygoing to need

all of your supportto get all of this done.

Now, we've got, uh, six weeks...?

Uh-huh.

To pull thisall together,

and, uh, we're starting, basically, from scratch.

So other thanthe venue,

were you ableto keep anything?

Yeah, so we're starting...

totally... from scratch.

Lean on your partner...

and let them lean on you,

without question.

So does anyonehave any questions?

If yousupport each other,

you'll be ableto move mountains.

All right, so who's readyto go and plan a wedding,

and an art gallery opening,

and make an offer on a gym,

all in the nextsix weeks?

- Yeah!-Whoo!

Yeah!

Hmm...

How about this one?

Oh! What aboutthis one?

No.

No, it's too royal wedding-y.

You need a Sherpato carry that train.

I'm not doing it.

I'm not doing it. I'm a lady.

I'm surewe'll find something.

How are you stayingso calm and positive

through all of this?

Well, I'm not goingto get all worked up.

I'm letting go of thingsl can't control.

It's actually very liberating.

You should try it.

Well, you know, you cancontrol your own wedding.

You don't have toget married

in six weeks.

Well, if we want to keepthe venue, we do.

There are plenty ofother beautiful venues

that you two couldget married at.

But that one is special to us.

It actually means something.

What about this one, hmm?

No, too wedding-on-the-beach.

- Really?-Yeah.

- I like this one... There's not enough of it.

So...

for the record,

this doesn't have anythingto do with Steven, right?

I mean, afterwhat he did to you,

I can totally understand

why you'd want to movethe wedding up sooner.

It has nothingto do with him.

Okay.

Well, then let's focuson finding you

a beautiful wedding dressthat you love.

Not that one.

Okay, never mind. Moving right along.

Great, uh, 6:30next Tuesday with my fiancée.

Thank you.

See you then.

Okay.

See you.

Here we go, guys.

Cake-tasting, done.

Nice.

Okay, uh... rings.

Rings?

We've got lots of timefor the rings.

Uh, when Lisa and I had our bands resized

it took like four weeks.

Four weeks?

Yeah, it took us, like, five.

Seriously?

You guys aren't doing muchfor my stress levels here,

you know?

- Sorry.-Think calm thoughts.

- Yeah.-That's a great idea.

Why didn't I think of that?

Thanks, Rennie, I feel so much better now.

Any time.

Where do we gottago after this?

We've gotta goto the rental company

for the chairs.

At the caterer's.

Then we've gotta goto the gallery and make sure

Elizabeth's not curledin a fetal position somewhere.

I appreciate that, thank you.

And then we gotta goto the venue

and work onthe seating arrangements...

All this rushing, are you sure you're getting

the wedding you and Mollyreally want?

- I think... Don't settle.

No, we're notsettling, I just...

I mean, everything'sokay so far.

And... okay is enough.

I know exactlywhat you're doing.

I'm just asking.

I'm backing Mollyon this one, okay?

If she thinks we can do it, I think we can do it.

If I think we can do it,

you guys thinkwe can do it.

Deal.

Okay.

Okay?

Exactly.

And that goes for everyone,

just remember your frame.

Stay lifted. Yes.

Fantastic.

Yes, really good, you guys.

Oh, wonderful.

Yeah? Pretty good?

It-it's getting better.

Just keep practicing.

Okay, everyone!

Let's take five,

and then we're goingto go from the top.

Salsa? Really?

I didn't know! I didn't know.

I thought it was goingto be, like, waltzing.

Yeah, you totally owe mea day at the spa.

It's just... this is important to me.

I want my first dance with Mollyas a married couple

to be, you know... special.

So you thought salsa?

I didn't know.

I had no idea!

Well, I still thinkthat's very sweet.

Aw...

- But, uh, six weeks?-Yeah.

Do you think that's enough time?

This is just a brush-up for me.

I'm alreadya pretty good dancer.

Oh, please, if anything, I'm holding you back.

I was going to say something,

but I knowyou're sensitive.

Well, I appreciate that.

Hey, how'sthe gallery opening going?

Yeah, it's good. It's great.

- It's exciting.-Okay...

It's more stressfulthan exciting right now,

but I'm hoping that that'llflip over at some point soon.

Okay, listen, buddy...

Right.

Up until now,

you've only had toworry about yourself,

but in a few weeks,

what you do will reflecton someone very important,

so you need to beon your "A" game.

You don't have to worry.

Molly is my number-one priority.

Molly?

I was talking about me.

You're going to bemy brother-in-law soon, okay?

Don't forgetabout that.

How could I forget?

Okay, everyone!

Break is over.

Let's getback to work!

- More salsa.-Oh, wonderful.

Yes, more salsa!

More salsa...

Yes, more salsa!

No, don't look down. Don't look down.

Okay.

I gotta look down.

Okay.

Molly!

Hey, Steven.

It's a little on the nose,

but I'll take it.

Uh, what are you doing here?

Well, you're supposed togive me a tour, remember?

Yes...

Yes, uh...

Right, I'm sorry.

There's just beena lot going on.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, totally, totally.

Uh, I'll tell youas we walk.

So these areour cardio machines,

weight machines...

So you're getting marriedin six weeks?

Yeah, I know, it's crazy,

but it's goingto come together.

Yeah, but six weeks...

Let's keep itprofessional,

okay, Steven?

It just seemsa little fast.

Says the guy wholeft me at the altar.

Okay, I deserved that, but what's the rush?

Well, it's our venuethat we...

Venue?

Come on, Molly, I know you better than that.

No, Steven, you don't.

I've changed a lotsince you...

I know what I'm good at.

I counsel people on how to have strong relationships.

Nick and I have one.

Oh, Nick, hey!

What are you doing here?

Are we still doingthe catering thing?

Yes! Right, uh...

Yeah, I was just, uh,

taking Steven on a touraround the gym.

So... Steven, this is Nick.

Nick... Steven.

- Nice to meet you.-Hi. Nice to meet you.

Congratulations.

Ah, thank you. Congratulations to you, too.

Uh, for what?

- On the business venture.-Right.

Yeah, uh...

it's going to be great.

Yeah. Yup...

Great...

Um...

Well, thiscouldn't possibly

get any more awkward, could it?

So, uh... we do needto go to the caterer's.

Do you mind if...

Right, well, uh, we'll pick it up later.

Great, thank you.

Good meeting you.

Nice to meetyou, too.

Uh...

Really?

What does that mean?

You know what it means.

Let's go eat.

Wedding planner was supposedto be here 20 minutes ago.

I know.

We gotta get inside.

Gotta work onthe seating arrangement.

I don't personally thinkeverybody's going to fit.

It'll be fine.

Yes... Yes, it'll be fine.

Oh, uh, by the way, my dad called

and said that, uh, there was a typo

on the wedding invitation.

- Really?-Mm-hmm.

What?

Uh, you know how we said, uh,

"Request the honoror your presence"?

Uh-huh?

They spelled "your,""'Y-O-U, ' apostrophe, 'R-E.'"

Oh, no... "you are presence."

That's terrible.

It's kind of funny.

It's fine.

It's totally fine.

I'm sure people knewwhat we meant.

No one else in my familycan read anyway.

Look, can I...

Can I ask yousomething serious?

Yes.

Do you thinkwe're just settling?

Well, what do you mean?

Well, I just mean that,

are we accepting fine

because we don't havetime for great?

Any wedding

that ends with the two of usbeing married

is great,

in my book.

Okay.

Okay.

I just...

I just want to make sureyou get everything you want.

Well, what I wantis to get in there

and do the seating plan.

Brendan and I are supposedto meet Steven later.

Why? Is somethingwrong with the deal?

Oh, no, no, no.

They're just tryingto figure out

which one of his corporations

they're going to usefor the deal.

"Corporations,"

plural.

I don't know. A lot.

- Great.-Oh!

Is that them?

Yes, it is!

Okay.

So... "corporations..."

Yeah, I think we canlive with that.

Well, it takes care ofwhere you fit

into the corporate structure.

And you'll send usthe prospectus,

the company profile?

I'll have my assistantsend them over

as soon as we're done here.

Great.

I think all we haveleft for today

-is the marketing plan.-Right.

And as much as I lovetaking your money,

I don't think youneed me for this part,

so I'll leave youto it.

Thanks, Brendan.

You're welcome.Steven...

- See you.-Yeah.

Have fun.

He seems like a nice guy.

He's great.

Maybe I'll hire him.

I don't understand

half the legal stuffthat comes across my desk.

I don't believe thatfor a second.

Oh, come on.

You rememberwhen I was trying to buy

that beautiful beach house?

I took one look at thecontract and I was, like,

"I don't like beaches."

Well, you certainly havecome a long way since then.

Yeah. I think we both have.

Uh, so the marketing plan,

Lisa actually hasa lot of good ideas.

Great, can't wait to see them.

So why don't wepick this up later

with Lisa?

Yeah, sounds good.

I'll go over some stuff

with Daniel's bookkeeper.

Okay, uh, yeah.

Oh...

Mm, I like the red velvet best.

Oh, I'm all aboutthe white chocolate

with the raspberries.

But the red velvet is so good,

and it'll look so prettywhen we cut into it.

Okay.

Fine, if that'sthe one you want.

Mm.

Well, no, I don't want itto be like that.

I don't have to have it.

No, no, no, it's not like that.

The red velvet's great.

It's delicious, let's get it.

Well, the white chocolateis good, too.

We could get it.

You know, I just actually wanta decision to be made.

Right. You know what we need?

We need a compromise.

That was my lessonin class today.

Really?

Well, great minds think alike.

Mm-hmm.

Okay, compromise.

One layer, red velvet,

one layer, white chocolatewith raspberries.

I love it. It's beautiful.

One item off the list.

Uh-huh.

Now, tonight,

we've got to dothe seating plan.

I think we need to takethe rest of the day off.

Just-just one evening

where there'sno wedding planning,

no gallery stuff,

no gym stuff,

just you and me, huh?

I love the spontaneity.

Mm-hmm.

But we don't have time.

I know, but I think

that this isone of those occasions

that call for justa little bit of compromise.

Oh!

You just trapped mein my own lesson plan.

- You see what I did?-Yes!

I was like a crocodile, and you were like a gazelle,

and I just... got you.

All right.

All right.

But if my Aunt Hildaends up

sitting next to your Uncle Stanat the wedding reception,

you only haveyourself to blame.

Fair enough.

Crazy Uncle Stan.

No one's going to sitbeside Uncle Stan.

Trust me, nobody.

This is beautiful.

Mm.

This was a good idea.

How'd you knowabout this spot?

My little brother, James, used to DJ parties out here.

What?

Yeah.

James is a DJ?

I never told you that?

No. No, you didn't.

Yeah, he's a great DJ.

In college, he was really good,

very serious.

He's already put togethera whole playlist

for the wedding.

For our wedding?

Well, yeah, of course, our wedding.

Well, I thoughtwe were having a band.

You were serious about that?

I thought we both were.

We both said,"Let's have a band,

definitely a band."

Yeah...

But he's justso excited about it.

Well, he might be excited,

but it's our wedding,

and we said

that we wantedto have a band.

Okay.

You're right, absolutely,

you're right.

I mean, he'll beheartbroken, but sure,

I'll look into a band.

It's fine. It's fine.

Yeah?

Yeah, it'stotally fine.

We'll have JamesDJ our wedding.

All right, well, I'll keeplooking for a band anyway.

Thank you.

Okay...

Hey, Molly,

does this look, uh, level to you?

Hello?

Earth to Molly.

Sorry, yes, uh...

- No, it's not.-No?

Uh...

No, no,

it needs to go upa little bit on the left...

Yeah, here,

just hold it upfor me there.

Okay.

A little higher.

Higher. Higher.

Higher...

I'm just playing.

No, I don't want it like this, switch it out.

Put in the other one.

Okay.

Yeah, trythat other one.

Grab that other one, put it up there.

- No.-Hey, where you going?

We needto concentrate

and just, uh, picka wedding photographer.

Aw...

Mm-hmm. I know.

So, what about this one?

Ah, that's Bob.

It's very stagey.

Good wedding photographyneeds to feel candid,

like you're capturing moments,

not that.

Okay, uh...

This one?

My client used her, and said she was great.

Yeah, butit's too shadowy.

Look at all the shadows.

So no.

- Nick...-Mm-hmm?

We're getting marriedin four weeks.

Yeah, I know, but that doesn't mean

We're getting marriedin four weeks.

I just think this might beone of those times

of overthinking things.

But we don't want to underthink it, either,

right?

Because underthinkingis a thing... underthinking.

Sure. Sure...

Molly, photos are memories,

and these are the thingswe're going to have

for the rest of our lives

to remember how greatour special day is,

and how beautifulyou're going to look

in your dress,

how handsome I hope I'm goingto look in that tuxedo.

We're going to belooking at these

with our kidsand our grandkids someday.

These are important.

It's a big decision.

I know.

I know. I get that, I do.

But...

But unless you canfigure out a way

to be the wedding photographerat your own wedding...

Well, I am good, but I'm not that good.

We're going to haveto pick one of these.

But nobody who's goingto be available

on such short notice

is going to be fantastic,

and we need fantastic.

They'll befantastic enough.

Like this one.

That's Pam's.

Mm... Okay.

Fine, you know what? Okay.

Of the ones you've shown me, yeah, that's the best.

- Let's go with that one.-Great!

Great.

I will call her, and...

Oh, okay.

Steven has some questionsabout the contract.

Okay, so I am going todeal with that as well.

Okay.

And I will dealwith this, and...

- Later.-Okay.

Things arecoming together.

Yeah, it looks good?

Looks good.

Okay. Well...

Looks good, I guess.

How's it going in there?

I forgot how hardthese are to get on.

Well, if it was easy,

people would wear 'em every day.

But, like, you know, that wouldactually be kind of cool,

Right?

Like, wedding gownsin grocery stores,

wedding gowns in gyms.

Hey! You know,

that's what class I should teachat your bridal boot camp...

Classes where brides

are actuallyin their gowns.

I feel like that might makelunges a tad difficult.

Well, hey, no pain, no gain.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay, uh...

Well, yeah, it's okay, it's good...

You... It's flowy.

You look very... Roman.

Oh...

Well, that's notwhat I want.

No, it's not.

This is getting ridiculous.

I'm getting marriedin four weeks.

I need to find a dress.

Molly, you can't picksomething you don't love.

Well, I love Nick.

It really doesn't matterwhat I wear,

as long as he's therewhen I walk down the aisle.

I'm joking.

Right. Sorry.

You're not actually afraid

that's going to happen, though, right?

No!

No, absolutely not.

Lisa, it's likewhat I teach in my classes.

There is no such thingas perfect,

and I refuse to turninto some Bridezilla,

making everyone crazypretending that there is.

Yeah, but Molly,

there's a difference betweengetting a wedding you want

and being a Bridezilla.

You're right.

You're right.

And I will finda wonderful dress.

It's just not this one.

Okay, so I was thinkingwe call this one "Still Water,"

or maybe "Morning Majesty."

Hmm...

I like "Still Water."

"Still Water."

Yeah, I thinkit makes a statement.

Well, it's a statement,

I just don't know exactlywhat it's stating.

"Please buy me."

Yes, that, I like that.

"Please buy me." Let's go with that.

Are thoseMolly's contracts?

Yeah, they lookpretty good so far.

Steven seems to know what he's doing.

Oh, good.

Of course, we do,

and if we don't,

we are going to pretendthat we do, right, Nick?

Mm-hmm.

Molly and I aredoing a lot of that

right now.

You know, the wedding, the gym, this place.

It's a lot.

It's a lot.

Molly, hey.

Steven is here.

Is everything okay?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

He just wants to observe.

He wants to see one of my boot camp classes in action.

Good.

Mm-hmm.

Do you still need meto help you demonstrate

in your class?

Yes, I do.

You're going to missthis, aren't you?

Not as much asl'm going to miss you.

So today, we're going to betalking about trust,

and to do that,

we're going to doa little partner yoga.

Now, don't get scared

if you haven'tdone yoga before.

For those of you have donemy bridal boot camp,

you'll know that we keep itreally simple.

And to demonstrate,

I'm going to ask Daniel

to, uh, help me out.

We're going to do a posecalled "Half Dancer."

So you'll claspopposing hands...

Oh! Sorry.

Oh, I have to take this. It's about the gym.

- Yup.-Sorry.

Okay, so...

I still need someoneto help me demonstrate.

- Uh...-I'll do it.

Sure, yeah.Uh...

- All good?-Yup, totally,

totally...

Uh, so, you're goingto face your partner,

and you're going to claspopposing hands...

and with your free hand,

you'll just grab your foot,

and slowly start raisingyour leg,

just to the pointthat you feel comfortable.

It's okay.

You want to lookat your partner,

focus,

connect...

Yeah, balance...

Oh, oh, oh!

Oh! Okay.

Whoops.

Ah...

All right, don't worryif you fall out.

Go back in.

Yeah, just getback into it...

It's all about trust.

So...

I have most of the majorPortland art critics

confirmedfor the opening.

- Yikes.-I know!

Oh, did you haveany out-of-town critics

you want me to invite?

I don't know any critics.

You know that.

Okay, that's fine.

And as far ascollectors go,

we have all the museumsin Portland and Seattle,

and a couple from L.A.

Well, I wishl could help,

but I don't knowany collectors,

at all.

Oh, uh, I'm sorry, but we're not...

No, no, it's okay. I know her.

All right.

Hello, Georgia.

These are remarkable.

What are you doing here?

I can understand whyyou don't want to be

a wedding photographeranymore.

Thank you.

But that doesn'tchange the fact

that I want you to domy wedding photography.

So I am here to make youone last offer.

Okay, level with me...

Why is it so importantthat I do your wedding?

There's lots of goodphotographers out there.

Look at this.

This is not good work.

This is great work.

I told you,

I only hire the best.

Well, thank you. That's very kind of you.

Nick, I understand

that you've made the choiceto be an art photographer,

and I respect that,

but I think you needto ask yourself,

at what pointis your vision of the future

getting in the way

of what's rightin front of you?

I think you'llfind that offer

more than generous.

My number's on the back.

Uh... thank you.

What?

Hey, do you havethe floor plans?

Yes, they are...

Oh, here.

Thank you.

No, no, no, those arethe gym floor plans.

Oh, and you wantedthe floor plan for the venue.

Unless you want meto put your altar

in the middle of the studio.

Which I can do.

They'reright in front of you.

Oh, right, sorry.

My bad.

Where arethe catering menus?

Uh... blue binder.

Ah, okay.

There we go.

No, this is your show'smarketing plan.

Other blue binder.

Mm...

Nick?

Playlist for the DJ?

Ooh, how did thatget in there?

Mm-hmm.

Um, I've got a lead on a band.

Yeah, a band...

A really good band, I do, I do.

Try the red binder.

Red binder... where is it?

Oh.

Oh, yes. I'm sitting on it.

Right whereit's supposed to be.

Okay...

Yeah, see, I like the juxtaposition

of light and dark.

I think it's really goingto make both of them pop.

Nick?

Hmm?

Uh, light and dark? What do you think?

Light and dark.

- Yeah.-The photos, you mean?

- Yeah.-Yeah, whatever you say.

Okay.

I think you'll find

a 20% ownership stakein Counter Fit Gym

is on the low end for the kindof investment I'm offering.

At currentmarket value, I agree,

but your price doesn'taccount for future growth.

We're thinking 15%.

We can close at 17.

16,and you have a deal.

Molly, what do you think?

Molly?

Right.

Uh, can you justtalk me through it

one more time?

Sure.

So tomorrow

we have lunch with Paula.

See if she had any opinionson those foundations,

'cause I really want to get them to come.

Uh, thencatering's at 3:00.

I do think you shouldbe there for that.

Just, you know, I...

Nick!

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, okay, so I think you should be there for that.

After that, we have dinner...

All right, 10 more, everyone! Keep it going!

Molly...

Molly, iseverything okay?

No, everything is not.

Well, what's wrong?

Well, we've been to everybridal store in the city.

We've lookedat 7,000 dresses.

7,000?

Yeah, well, I'm rounding up.

Look, we haven't evenfound one

that's even closeto being right.

Like, how is this possible?

What's going on, buddy?

It shouldn't be this hard.

It's just a tuxedo.

Exactly.

It shouldn't be this hardto find a tuxedo.

This is too much.

The gym and the gallerywould have been too much,

but to add in a wedding?

But you're gettingall of it done.

Yeah.

You know, the flowers are pretty,

and the food is good.

The cake's going to be nice.

Why can't I just pick a dressand just be done with it?

Because "pretty", and "good", and "nice"

are not wordsyou should be using

to describe your wedding.

They should be "beautiful", and "delicious", and "amazing."

I don't have time

Then postponethe wedding.

I don't want to do that, I don't want to be that person.

Molly, I told you,

getting the wedding you wantdoes not make you a Bridezilla.

Well, I alreadyhad the wedding

I thought I wanted.

Look how that turned out.

I want to marry Molly

more than anythingin the whole world.

That really should bethe only thing that matters.

Yeah, I agree.

So, what's the rush?

That dress,

that beautiful dressthat I wore

when I was goingto marry Steven...

that was the dressof my dreams.

And now you have a new dream...

and you'll finda new dress,

one you love even morethan the one before.

I don't thinkit's really about the dress.

Then what's it about?

Hi.

Hi.

What's goin' on?

I think we need to talk.

I do, too.

I never expected thingsto get so crazy.

Planning a weddingin six weeks,

what could be crazyabout that, huh?

Whatwere we thinking?

I don't know.

I guess we were thinkingthat we just love each other,

and that's all that matters.

Well, and it does.

Yeah.

But it doesn't mean

the rest of itdoesn't matter at all.

I think that's why I'mhaving such a hard time

finding a wedding dress.

Well, it'sin two weeks.

Mm-hmm.

- You want to push the date?-No.

- Do you?-No!

No...

I don't want to waitanother minute to marry you,

much less months.

I feel the same.

Know what?

This is whatl'm thinking...

We're 90%of the way there.

We've got a venue.

We've got food. We've got a DJ.

Band's on the way... I think.

- Okay.-And we have people.

We did invitepeople, right?

With misspelledinvitations, but yes.

Okay.

We have a photographer.

We have an officiant.

We have a maid of honorand a best man.

And each other.

We definitelyhave each other.

Okay.

Okay.

So your family iscoming in from Tucson...

Oh...

on the weekend.

My folks are comingdown from Seattle...

Oh!

Hopefully, theylike each other...

Oh, man.

And they canhelp us get through

these lasttwo weeks, right?

Right.

Right.

We just have topromise each other

that we're not goingto drive ourselves crazy.

If things getout of control...

We postpone.

Yeah, not cancel...

We delay.

Yes.

And if either of usfeels overwhelmed or...

or like the crazinessof the wedding

is gettingin the way of us,

then we just...

Wait.

Yes.

Yeah.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Okay.

"Listening."

How many of youhave found yourself

saying to your partner,

"I feel likeyou're not listening to me."

Yeah, exactly. Everyone!

So, listening is aboutso much more

than just hearingwhat the other person says.

It's about engagingwith what they say.

It's about understanding,

and it's about accepting peoplefor who they are

and allowing them to feel likethey've truly been heard.

You know,

Rennie actually worea kilt to our wedding.

Oh, we remember.

Yeah, and noteven Scottish.

One-sixteenth.

- Yeah, one-sixteenth.-Oh, yeah.

That would makefor a very short kilt,

my friend. I'm just saying.

Dad, that reminds me.

Uh, we're stilllooking into a band,

but we have a DJ

so we're goingwith that.

You have to have

live musicat a wedding reception.

What if people want to request a special song?

DJs takerequests, Dad.

Dad.

I'm a great DJ.

I DJed all in college.

They called me "DJ D-James."

DJ D-James!

With the weddinghappening so quickly,

there are so many peoplewho couldn't come.

Your cousin, Julie, is just heartbroken.

Well, I haven't seenor talked to Julie

in, like, 20 years, Mom.

Wasn'tJulie the one

who used to putgum in your hair?

Bingo! Yeah. She's the one.

I like her. She should come.

So, when Mollywas nine...

- Oh...-

You know...

we could probablysneak out of here

and no onewould even notice.

I'll race you.

You doing okay?

Yeah. You?

I'm doing great.

I can't believe

you waited this longto get a dress.

Well, it wasn'ton purpose, Mom.

She wanted to findsomething she really loved.

That's good.

You should loveyour wedding dress.

Yeah.

But maybe you shouldhave loved it

several weeksearlier.

Are you surethey'll be able

to do thesealterations in time?

Yeah, they saidthat they could.

Okay, no veil, Mom.

Well, what bridedoesn't have a veil?

I didn't have a veil.

I had a veil.

Yes, and you looked lovely, Mom, but I'm not having a veil.

Oh!

You look lovely.

She's right. You do.

Oh, excuse me... Sorry. Excuse me.

Uh, this dress is...

Beautiful, isn't it?

Yes!

It's, um, a new creation

we're working on.

Well, whenwill it be ready?

In abouta couple of weeks.

I'm gettingmarried this weekend.

Aw. Well, I can check

to see ifit could be ready,

but I don't think

our dressmakers willhave it done by then.

I'm sorry.

That's okay.

This dressis beautiful, too.

Oh, of course, it is.

You know...

we can addsome more embroidery

to make it lookmore like this one.

- Really?-Yeah.

Why don't youtake it home,

try it on withall your accessories,

and then bring itback tomorrow

and see if you want to make

any alterationsto it?

Sounds good.

Okay.

Yeah... this one's great.

Gorgeous.

Yeah, no veil.

Oh! Uh, hey.

Hi.

Uh, what are you doing here?

Just dropping off the contract.

You said to come bythis afternoon.

Yes.

Right, I did. Um...

Is now a bad time?

No. No.

It's...

Well... yeah.

Oh!

So... Come on in.

Okay.

Well, that's, uh...

that's unexpected.

Well, I don'tnormally

putter aroundthe house like this.

I just realizedthat I never actually

got to see youin your wedding dress before.

Steven...

I mean, do you ever wonder...

No.

I don't.

I know. I-I'm sorry. I know this is...

But Steven,

I've forgiven you.

I wouldn't be goinginto business with you

if I hadn't.

I just want to be surewe put it behind us.

I have.

And if you need any proofof that,

here it is.

Okay.

Uh...

Well, I'll see youat the gallery opening

tomorrow night.

You're coming?

Yeah, Nick invited me.

Is that okay?

Yes. Yeah.

Of course, it is.

Okay, well...

Molly...

You look beautiful.

Hi.

Hey there.

I didn't know you were includingthis photograph of me.

Well, why wouldn't I?

You look so beautiful.

You're sweet.

What are youdoing here?

- Come with me.-Why? Where are we going?

We need a break.

Oh, no, no, no. I can't.

The thing startsin three hours.

Yeah. Everythinglooks great.

Well, what if Elizabethneeds me for something?

We won't be far.

- But, I... There's... Come on.

All right.

Okay, so what are wedoing out here?

We're justtaking a breath.

Your gallery showis today...

Mm-hmm.

I'm signingthe papers tomorrow.

Our wedding isthe day after that.

Maybe we could do somethingabout world peace, too.

I'm sure we canfit that in.

I think in the future,

we should space outour big life events

a little bit better.

Our future.

I can picture that.

Oh, yeah?

What do you see?

Oh, laughter... mostly at you.

Hah!

Can't say I didn'tsee that coming.

Love and friendsand family.

Growing old together.

I can see that, too.

So, you know what...

What?

Let's not worry abouthow much we're trying to cram

into these next few days.

We have our wholelives together

to make up the time.

I couldn't have doneany of this without you.

I wouldn't have wanted to doany of this without you.

That's nice.

So Lisa saysyou found a new dress.

I did.

There was another onethere that I loved,

but it wasn't ready.

Molly...

No, it's fine. It's fine.

The one I gotis great.

Well, the truth is,

you're goingto look beautiful

no matter what you wear.

That's whyl'm marrying you.

That's allit takes huh?

Thank you so muchfor coming.

Hi.

You made it.

Thank you. I'm glad you guys came.

Generally, it's...

Ahh... Nobody's buying anything.

That's not true.

Nobodywho's not related to me

is buying anything.

Yeah, well, you know, the collectors,

they always show up late.

Yeah, and also,

you just openedthe doors an hour ago,

so I can'tbelieve it's me

that's saying this,

but you guysshould maybe relax.

- Okay.-Yes.

This is your firstgallery show

for both of you.

Enjoy it.

You're right. You're right.Enjoying.

- Yes.-Thank you.

Not a problem.

Oh, uh, I'll be right back. Okay? Just a sec.

Bye.

Nice picture.

Thanks. You made it.

I did.

Listen.

I want to apologizefor yesterday.

I think you were right.

I think I'm stilllooking for forgiveness.

You know, Steven...

You said you left mein the church

becauseyou were worried

you were goingto disappoint me.

The truth is,

we were gonnadisappoint each other.

We weren'tthe perfect fit.

Well, no such thingas the perfect fit.

Molly, you're right.

Perfect doesn't exist,

but don't you think you should try

to come as closeas you can?

I think I have.

Really?

Then why is everythingso disorganized?

'Cause we're trying

to plan a weddingin six weeks,

and this gallery opening, and buying the gym,

everything all at once!

Yeah, but I still don'tunderstand why the big rush.

Steven, I don't know what you want me to say.

Do you want me to say'cause I'm scared

Nick's goingto change his mind...

- The same way that you did?-Hi.

Can we have a minute?

- Yeah.-Thank you.

- Nick.-Come here.

Nick, I...

I didn't meanhow that sounded.

Okay, listen to me.

This isvery important.

I would never walk out on youlike Steven did.

Never.

Yeah, I know that.

Yet here we are,

two daysuntil the wedding,

and we have no ideahow we got here

or if we're doingthe right thing.

You don't even havea wedding dress

that you really love.

Look, we promisedeach other

that if we gotoverwhelmed,

we would wait.

Now all this

is just gettingin the way of us,

right?

I don't want that.

I don'twant that either.

Nick!

Sorry, guys.

They need you inside.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

- Thank you.-Okay.

So what do we do?

Postpone the wedding?

Concentrateon our careers

and figure that out?

Maybe by then, uh,

the dress that you really lovewill be ready.

Yeah.

Maybe it will.

Yeah. Look, uh...

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Go.-Are you coming?

Yeah. I'll be therein a minute.

Okay.

So youand Nick are...

Postponingthe wedding.

Oh, okay!

Yeah, that's okay. Sorry, I just...

I thought you were sayingyou were gonna cancel it.

No! No, no, we're just, uh...

we're stillgetting married,

just later.

We just need some timeto breathe, you know?

Molly...

I know what you wentthrough with Steven.

I was there.

I saw it allfirsthand.

I don't wantthe same thing to happen...

- Nick's not...To you and Nick.

Running out on me.

This was mutual.

Well, then,

aren't you kind ofrunning out on each other?

I just...

I don't want youto postpone

something wonderful

because you think you don't deserve it.

Oh.

So what are yougoing to do now?

Well, I'm not... I'm not gonna quit.

I know I didn't sellas many photos

as I would have liked,

but I'm not going to quit.

I'm committed to this.

Good! Happy to hear it.

I think you shouldstick with it.

Thank you.

I wasn't, uh...

really talking aboutyour work, though.

Oh. Yeah.

Well, Molly and lare fine.

You know, we're not done.

We're just on hold.

"On hold."

You okay with that?

Yeah, you know,

we both thinkit's for the best.

Have you hada chance to talk to her

since yesterday?

No, not really.

She's takingthe wedding dress back,

and then we're gonnameet at the venue

and see if we canget the deposit back.

If we can't...

I guess I'll do

that weddingphotography gig

and makea ton of money,

and that'smy silver lin...

Hey, that'smy silver lining!

You don't need it anymore.

Did you not see

all the unsoldphotos in there?

You don't haveany unsold photos.

What are youtalking about?

Did Georgia Parsons evertell you who she's marrying?

Yeah, the, uh...

Um, Clayton! Clayton. Hotel dude.

Yes. So, apparently, she wastalking about you so much,

he looked you up,

and he wantsto talk to you about

possibly putting your photosin his hotel lobbies

and commissioning some more.

What?

Are you serious?

Yeah, I'm serious! He's waitingfor you to call him.

Uh... okay.

What are you doing? Make the call!

No, no, no, okay, okay. Wow, uh...

Congrats, man.

So what is marriage?

It's respect, trust,

honesty, support.

It's also about loving yourself

and believing that you deserve

all the wonderful thingsin life,

and it's about lovingyour partner

unconditionally,

no matter what lies aheador what's happened in the past.

If you can do that,

it won't be perfect...

But maybe it'll end upbeing something even better.

It's gonna be great.

There she is.

The lawyers havesigned off on everything.

All we need nowis your signature.

You ready for this?

Uh...

I don't know.

Uh, Molly, are youhaving second thoughts?

About buying the gym, no, but...

About the wayl'm doing it,

yes.

You're having secondthoughts about me.

Well, no, Steven, when you stepped in

and offered to help mebuy the gym,

it seemed likethe perfect thing,

but I really wantedto do it on my own,

on my own terms,

as imperfect as they may be.

Daniel,

I'm really sorry.

It's okay,

because to be honest...

I was havingsecond thoughts, too!

Really?

I'm not ready to retirefull-time yet.

I would liketo cut back,

spend part of the year in Hawaii.

Well, then you don'tneed a buyer,

you need a partner.

We could start small

and build up until you take over entirely?

Yes!

I'm going to callmy lawyer right now

before you changeyour mind.

- Thank you.-Of course.

Steven, I'm really sorry.

Hey, I owed you one.

I appreciate that.

Okay.

I'm proud of you, you know that?

I am.

Going into businesswith Daniel,

that's a great idea.

And I'm proudof you.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, Clayton Hotels,

they're allover the U.S.

Then why aren'twe more excited?

Because all of thatis just business.

Yeah.

The truth is,

I kind of wish we were stillgetting married tomorrow.

Me too! Oh!

How didour wedding plans

get so messed up?

We tried so hardnot to repeat

the mistakesof our past...

Yeah, we just managed

to make a wholenew batch of them.

Yes, we did. We did.

Make for a good lessonfor your class, though,

I think.

Hey, there'sa silver lining.

You know, technically...

we still have a holdon the venue for tomorrow,

because we couldn'tget the deposit back.

Yeah, I don't careabout the money.

No, no, no, no.

I don't care aboutthe money either.

All I care about

is marrying you.

Aw. I knowthings haven't been

exactly perfect,

but the only thingthat ever really mattered to me

is that I get to marry you...

my best friend.

And the loveof my life.

So you know what? I think we should just do it.

I do. I think we shouldget married tomorrow.

What do you say?

But I-I returnedmy dress this morning.

Well, well, go get it back!

It's just a dress! Go get it!

Molly...

Marry me. Tomorrow.

- Okay.-Yes?

Yes!

Oh!

- Excuse me.-Hi!

Hi. I'm sorry.

This isgonna sound crazy,

but I need my dress back.

I'm so sorry. It's gone.

What?

We just sold it.

Really?

But...

the dressmakers finishedwith that beautiful dress

that you sawin the sketch

earlier than expected.

That's my dream dress.

It's really ready?

Yes. Are you?

Ready to seethe dress, I mean.

Yes! Yes, I'm so ready.

Okay, let's see it.

You look beautiful, honey.

Thank you.

Nick, uh, asked meto give this to you.

Can yousave this for me?

Sure.

I can't believe my littlegirl's getting married.

Hi.

Hi.

Please be seated.

Dearly beloved,

we are gathered here todayto witness the union

of Molly Elizabeth White

and Nicholas Theodore Dyson

in holy matrimony.

Marriage is a sacramentnot to be entered into lightly,

but reverently, lovingly,

passionately, solemnly.

If any person can showjust cause

why they should notbe joined together,

let them speak nowor forever hold their peace.

Whew!

Thank you.

Ahem.

Molly,

with this ring,

I offer you

my respect,

my trust,

my honesty,

my support,

and my love,

for as longas we both shall live.

Nick,

with this ring,

I offer you

my respect,

my trust,

my honesty,

my support,

and love,

so long aswe both shall live.

Molly,

do you take this man

to be yourlawfully wedded husband,

in sickness and in health, forsaking all others,

as long asyou both shall live?

I do.

And Nick,

do youtake this woman to be

your lawfully wedded wife,

in sickness and in health,

forsaking all others,

as long asyou both shall live?

Oh, yes, I do.

Then, by the power vested in me,

I now pronounceyou husband and wife.

You maykiss the bride.

- I love you.-I love you.

Thanks, Dad.

Wait for it.

I thinkthis is our song.

I feel likewe've been here before.

Yes, I think we have,

only this time, different clothes.

And Elizabeth'snot forcing us to dance.

True.

But there is one morelittle thing,

a little surprise.

Are you ready for it?

Here we go.

Whoa, what's that?

You can't tell?

No.

I took dance lessons.

- Really?-Yeah.

For me?

I mean, mostlyfor your feet,

but yes, for you.

Really appreciated.

You lookbeautiful tonight.

Thank you.

♪ Nothing to lose

♪ And it's you and me...

You knowl love you, right?

I do.

Good.

♪ I'll never know why

Man, everythingwe've been through

in the last few weeks

has been so worth it

just to getto this moment.

It's beena great wedding.

It's perfect.

♪ ...All of the people

♪ With nothing to do

♪ Nothing to prove

♪ And it's you and me

♪ And all of the people

♪ And I don't know why

♪ I can't keep my eyesOff of you ♪