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OK, everyone. We're going live in twenty minutes.

Gwen, happy. -Good morning to you too.

You were almost late. -But I'm not.

You have 40 seconds left. -If you plan well...

you can always arrive just in time. I brought this for you.

I've scheduled all the April shows. -But it's May.

I mean April next year. - Aren't you going a little too fast?

Wake Up Washington lasts two hours. We must prepare.

There may also be something missing. What if we have to bring something forward?

You mean: What if we have to bring something forward twelve months?

If you say so. -Thank you for planning, but remember:

You are the reporter. You have to live in the moment and have fun.

You're right. -Always.

So what's this week's theme? -It's wedding week.

Focus on that. Weddings and fun.

What's so funny? -Nothing.

Is there something on my teeth? -Everything is good.

Ladies, we're here. We're going live in three, two...

Wake up, Washington. We're live at Chelsea Park.

It's wedding week. -Certainly.

It will be fun. I love weddings. -Me, too.

You'll be on your own later this week, because my friend Rachel...

is getting married soon.

Do you already have a date? -Yes, my friend Brad.

Seattle pitcher Brad Humphries. -That is him.

That is beautiful. Wedding week couldn't end better.

But before wedding week ends, we have to start first.

We start with something colorful that every bride needs.

The bouquet.

Now we know who will get married next.

If so, I would like nothing more...

than this beautiful bouquet with lilies and daisies.

Every wedding starts with a proposal, so we start wedding week with it.

Hier is Brad Humphries.

Sorry, I can't hang up right now.

Go to the advertisement. - We'll be right back with that proposal.

I hope.

You're going to another club? -To San Diego.

Wow. -Is not it?

This makes everything more difficult.

Maybe I can work during the week and come to you on the weekend.

You can come back after the season...

and then if you want to go into the media... -Gwen.

What?

Do you need to say something? Congratulations, maybe. Aren't you happy for me?

Of course it is.

But this...

turn our lives upside down.

I am now going from a mediocre team to a team that plays for the championship.

They have only lost one game.

And then the wedding? -What wedding?

The of us.

I just want to...

I just want to be happy.

And then the plan? -You're right. The plan is in tatters.

What? -When I just got the call...

was the first thing I felt, relief.

You and I have been planning every moment of our lives together for so long.

I didn't realize how oppressive it is. -What is your point?

I want to make my own plans from now on.

That's all he said? Painful.

You mean it. -I'm sorry.

- If I'd known he'd do this... - You couldn't have known that.

He didn't even know himself.

Would you like to take a look at my phone? I have to show you something.

What now?

It's nothing. - She has to see this.

Looks like a runner filmed everything.

But it's not too bad. Really and truly. It only has a few thousand views.

What's happening over there? That's Brad Humphries.

All those views in an hour? - It's Gwen from that show.

She looks sad. -This is serious.

Gwen, look at me.

Look at me.

You need a producer. Someone who is honest with you.

Your heart is broken. That's almost the worst feeling there is.

Fortunately, it will pass, but unfortunately it will take time.

You're going to your girlfriend's wedding, right?

Nice. Get there early. She must be happy to see you.

You get the rest of the week off.

And then the program?

We'll arrange that. -Certainly.

Take the time to figure out how to process your grief.

Good, our star. -What about me?

Thanks, Jack. I'll see if the guests are there.

Here.

Thank you. Other than that I really couldn't drive. -But...

Wait a second. Here.

I'm not the... -I insist.

Which room are you in? -Number 12.

Do you want to check in? -Yes, I'm Gwen Fuller.

My reservation isn't for two days. Can I check in earlier?

We are full through the weekend. It's wedding season in Bridaldaal.

Are you sure? I pay what you want. -I'm sorry.

This is what happens when your plans change. -Madam?

Sorry. Thanks for looking. I'll look for something else.

Would you ask the valet to lead my car?

Excuse me? -The valet. He parked my car.

Ma'am, we don't have a valet. -What?

Hey you there.

Where's my car? -I parked it.

But you're not a valet. - That didn't seem to matter much to you.

So you parked it right? -You have to live in the moment.

Please.

Thank you.

keep it. You parked it, so you deserve it.

Then I want to thank you. Glad I could help.

Why are you standing there with a name tag if you're not a valet?

I am guide. I waited for the group.

Historical and nature tours, fishing spots, you name it.

If you like... -No, you don't have to.

My schedule is already quite full.

If you change your mind, ask around where Josh is.

Ask around?

Don't have a business card? -No, never have.

I will see you again.

Hello, my bridesmaid.

Hi Miss Bride.

Have you checked in? - They're full. I can't come sooner.

It's wedding season in Bridaldaal. -Is that so big?

This is the most popular place to get married in the Northwest.

Hopefully I'll have better luck at another hotel.

Why don't you stay with us? My mother has another room.

Then you can tell her we don't need a harpist.

Listen to her music and you'll understand why.

Okay, today.

Can you hear that? If it gets even worse, circus performers will come soon.

Don't give her ideas.

You know, I might as well get married in the yard.

It's going to be fantastic. Even if, like your mother, it's a little exaggerated.

See? I need such advice now.

Come on.

Then we can stay as before. -I don't want to be a burden.

I insist. Then we can bake cookies like we always did.

Cookies with pieces of chocolate? - Are there others?

All right then. -Nice. Drop by.

I'll be right there.

Get ready. We're going fishing. We're going to catch big fish.

So big. Come on.

We're going to bring it in first and then weigh it.

There's Gwen. She's here.

Wait, this is for best friends. -I know.

If I interfere, I'll lose my fingers.

Come on, I'll show you your room. -I'm packing my bags.

I'll get them.

Is not he sweet? -Enormous.

I think I keep him. -Nice.

You're just in time. -Do you want reinforcements against the harpist?

Harps are a thing of the past. She now thinks we need a string quartet.

So we don't want a quartet?

Precisely. -Understood.

Sorry about Brad. How are you?

I'm fine. It just hit pretty hard.

Naturally.

I thought we had a plan, but apparently it was only me.

Now you can come up with a new plan. And it will be much better than the previous one.

Thanks, Rachel. -No problem. I show you the way.

Just write something down.

Rachel as Pete...

are like birds.

Two birds.

Two birds in love.

Can you come? -Happy.

I am coming.

What is? -I have bad news.

The wedding planner can't anymore. -Real? How so?

She scheduled everything we wanted five days in advance.

But your mother is making the wedding bigger. -Precisely.

She'd been working two days longer, but she just called...

and she has to go to her next client. -What's your plan?

Mom has arranged everything, so maybe we can...

help the three of us over the next few days? I know you're on vacation...

Where do we start?

That's not bad, Diane.

Is that folder seven centimeters thick? -Ten.

This is the wedding folder. The brains behind this operation.

I've already planned everything.

Diane, you are a woman after my own heart.

The week before.

Props for the photo booth, flowers, takeout food.

It'll be fine. -Are you sure you want to help?

I know it's a lot of work.

Certainly. I'm going to get everything done for you. On my word.

I've arranged someone else, because you could use some help.

Sounds good.

Good timing. There's Josh. -Oh, Josh?

Good to see you. -You too.

This is Pete's best friend.

We've already met each other. -Beats. Though I don't know your name.

Nice to meet you.

How do you know each other? -Gwen offered me a new job.

What?

That's not how it happened. -That's exactly how it went.

She showed me that I have skills I can use...

To earn money.

I thought he was the valet.

Did he do well? -Yes, within the lines.

I knew you had hidden talents. -Thank you.

What's the emergency?

So now we work together. -I think so too.

Shall I drive? -No, I will.

Certainly? I'm good with your car.

Again, I'm sorry. -Don't worry about it.

You could also mistake me for something worse. -As?

I do not know. A lawyer, senator or banker?

I wouldn't make that mistake.

What's at the top of the list?

Gathering props for the photo booth.

I do know a place. We're going to Donna's.

No one has better costumes.

I bought all my Halloween costumes here.

Look at that.

This is actually very beautiful. -I told you.

According to the list, we need 30 items and we have a budget...

Look at that panda mask. - We're not buying that.

We'll take this.

We really need to buy this.

That's not on the list.

So?

Diane gave us a list and we're sticking to it.

We already have everything. What difference does an extra item make?

We are already on our budget. You see? -That's right.

But...

But? -Rachel loves this.

She's going crazy.

You've known Rachel for years. Why would she want a wrestling belt?

She watches wrestling every Wednesday. -Not true.

Really.

I would know if my best friend is a wrestling fan.

And by the way, it's over budget.

Fine. Then I'll buy it myself.

And do you know what I'm going to pay with?

My income as a valet.

Funny. That's a good one.

You can wear it on the way home.

Knock Knock. Delivery of props.

This is perfect. Thanks a lot, guys.

See you tomorrow.

I didn't see a car. Shall I take you home?

Show her.

Do you live there?

In a motorhome in Diane's yard?

Only in the camper. The best part is that I am always mobile.

That way I can go anywhere. Fishing on the lake, hiking in the woods...

and now Diane's house for Rachel's wedding.

Isn't it on the small side?

The world is my living room.

You are strange. -I don't argue with that.

What are we doing tomorrow?

In the morning we pick up flowers and then a girls day at the spa.

That's all.

What kind of flowers should we get? -Wildflowers.

I know where.

Put on something comfortable...

and do not wear open shoes.

Josh thought this would be funny. -This is amazing.

Watch. I'm Dr. Britt Baker, evil wrestler and dentist.

Do you watch professional wrestling? -Yes.

Pete used to like it, so I went to watch it too.

Do you like it? -Actually yes.

And it's nice to share this with Pete.

Good. Help me clean up or I'll hit you with a ripcord elbow.

It's a threat, why are you smiling?

You know, I think you and Josh are going to work really well together.

Don't know. I think keeping him in check is the most work.

We will see.

Is that a wrestling belt? You look just like Britt Baker.

Me, right?

It's your loving producer. How are you?

The wedding is a nice distraction.

Nice. Focus on that and avoid the internet.

Is the video still popular? -The number of views now has more zeros.

I won't look at it. -Well done. But that's not why I'm calling.

The network's bosses want to discuss the show's future.

What does that mean? - I honestly have no idea.

The ratings are good, but you never know.

Let me know. -Fine. Stay strong.

Good. Bye, Miranda.

I have cookies.

Shouldn't we wait until after dinner? -Not really. We live dangerously.

This really is the perfect cookie. -Indeed.

Tell about shopping with Josh.

He has a lot of energy. -That's right.

I had to stop him from spending the budget on fake spiders.

Fake spiders? -Yes, the theme of the photo booth...

became "Pete and Rachel's horrible."

Nothing. That's typical Josh.

Be glad I didn't let it get past the wrestling belt.

If I didn't know any better, I'd think you had fun.

Not really.

If you say so.

I'm going to get a glass of milk, would you?

You can't eat cookies without milk. -I thought so too.

Good morning. -Perfect timing.

The pancakes are ready.

What are you and Josh going to do for our spa day?

According to Diane's schedule, we have to pick up flowers.

Sounds logical. Josh is the right person for that.

What do you mean? -Nothing.

Say it.

It's nothing bad, believe me. I don't want to ruin the surprise.

Now you should definitely tell. -Oh really?

Wedding meeting.

With all you do, why did you hire another wedding planner?

Thank you. Then the status report. The table flower arrangements?

Those are ready. -Nice.

The ice sculptures? - They're chilling in the freezer.

The props for the photo booth? -Organized.

Everything is arranged for the starter, dinner...

and the sundae stand.

Do we have enough food?

I think so. -I want my daughter...

the biggest and best wedding a girl can dream of.

I know.

Enjoy your meal.

That is it. A breakfast bar.

Tell. Where are we going? -Good morning.

Everyone knows something. It makes me crazy. -Did Pete make pancakes?

Stop. You know I like to know the plan.

Beats. That's exactly why I'm not going to say anything. You can guess.

Serious? -Go ahead, it's a short ride.

A florist?

Nee.

A flower market? -You're getting colder.

We walk to where the flowers are? -Good guess. Largely.

Just tell. - And ruin the fun?

Just wait. It's worth it. I promise.

Prima.

But can you tell me what we're doing here?

This land belongs to my father and Pete's.

So we get flowers from your father? -No, he lives in the town.

Here we fish and hike.

Our fathers bought it when we were little.

Do you just want...

tell me where we're going?

Maybe you can get it loose during a light conversation.

Fine. -Nice.

You know I'm from Pine Bluff. Where do you come from?

Woodinville, just like Rachel. -Real?

I thought you were really from Seattle.

I do know that a double macchiato without foam is just a macchiato.

But I grew up in a village.

Is that enough light-hearted conversation for you? -Far from.

Do you miss village life?

Sometimes yes, I think.

I know what you mean.

I also lived in a big city. -Not true.

I lived in Portland after graduation.

Serious?

Really and truly.

What did you do in Portland? -I was in banking.

Were you a banker?

I worked as an analyst in retail banking.

Then why do you live in a camper? -Hold that question.

Remember when you had to wait?

The wait is over.

We're not going up... -Yes we are.

Have you ever climbed rocks? -No.

Ah. It's not difficult. If you're not afraid of heights.

You do?

Enormous.

I asked Pete... -I never talk about it.

I can go myself. -And that I have to sit and wait?

Not really. We just walk around it. -That's going to take a while.

We have to get back to the car, take another path and then walk.

I have to be back in time for the spa. - Then we'll hurry.

Guard.

How long will it take us to get there?

Once we're upstairs...

maybe five minutes?

We'll do it.

All right then.

Watch your next step and remember:

The rope will catch you if you fall. Come on.

Are you OK? -Yes.

I plan my route.

What did I just say?

Think about the next step.

You don't need to know every step to the top. Only the next.

Or you sit and wait.

Absolutely not.

Come on, you're almost there. You can do it.

Look at that.

Well done.

Can't believe I did this. -Like I said:

You have to live in the moment.

Now you can travel without looking beyond your headlights.

We go on. We are almost there.

Why do you live in a camper?

I had to hold that question, right?

Gee, you are indeed a reporter. -I always get my story.

Shall I tell you where we're going?

No not at all. You wanted a lighthearted conversation, so that's what you got.

Say it.

I don't have much to say. After college I became a banker...

and I didn't like that. -I'm not surprised.

I was determined to keep it up...

but when I went for a walk here with my father, I had a moment.

What time? -That which everyone has on vacation.

That you think: I should quit my job, move here and do this every day.

The difference is that I actually did it.

Did you resign? -That's right.

Just because?

Without a plan for the future? -Not really.

But hey, I didn't know what my next step would be.

We are here.

Worth the wait?

Absolute.

Can we really pick this one?

Certainly. Most are officially regarded as noxious weeds.

So we're doing this field a favor.

Real? -Yes. Daisies and gypsophila.

They are on the search list of the forest management.

This is the most beautiful noxious weed I've ever seen.

So you appreciate something even if it's a burden?

You are awful.

Have we had enough?

No. We should bring some more just to be sure.

Wait a minute.

Just taste.

Are you serious?

It's delicious.

It tastes like lemon.

It's wood sorrel. When do we do dinner?

Tomorrow. -Nice. I have a good idea.

We need to finish the list. There is no time for your ideas.

Rachel and Pete are counting on us. -Well, how about this:

If we get everything done in time, I'll show you my idea.

Prima.

But otherwise we order pizza without complaining. Deal?

Deal.

I pick some wood sorrel.

Good. Where do I find that? -Look under the daisies.

With your hands, okay.

Your wildflowers are here. -They are beautiful.

Do you have enough? -More than enough.

Everything and more than that. On my word.

Maybe I can use these to make additional table pieces.

Naturally. Take them. -Perfect. You are a godsend.

She thinks this is really crazy. -Say that.

She's looking for a hobby now that she's retired...

and I think she has something she really likes now.

Unfortunately, you don't get married every week. -Funny. I won't survive that.

Is she still with that string quartet? Quintet it is now.

She says a second viola would give us more options.

Are you ready for the spa day? You'll need it after that walk.

You should know.

This is the target ball.

You have to throw the balls as close to it as possible.

You see? -I get it.

Do you know what I felt when you gave this ball?

Fate.

I've been waiting a long time for this game of bowls. -Man, you talk.

Small talk is allowed if your game is good.

And he messes it up. -And how.

Have you thought about my proposal?

I'm still thinking about it. -The bank would like you back.

I know. But I don't know if I want to go back.

It is up to you. You can always remain a guide if you wish.

I want to do something different. Something bigger.

I like to help people discover nature.

Like Gwen climbing the cliff face. -Again sorry.

No problem. When she reached the top, she was beaming.

Nice.

She's quite a nice girl...

when she's not planning obsessively.

Really and truly? -Yes.

Nothing.

You won.

Are you moving to Pine Bluff?

Nothing is certain yet. -Thank you.

But Pete is still looking for a replacement.

I can't believe you would ever leave Portland.

It's a big promotion. And I can do my IT work remotely from anywhere.

And Mom lives here now, as do Pete's parents.

It just makes sense.

How long have the plans been there? -About a month.

Why didn't you say anything?

Guard. Has it really been a month since we've spoken?

I think so.

Sometimes the pace of the program is too much for me.

Ten hours of television a week, every week.

This is my first vacation in years.

It's about balance. Take it from someone on the other side.

What do you mean?

If you only work, you will burn out.

But being retired is just boring.

You need some of one and some of the other.

You should tell Josh that. -You tell me.

Then he can take Pete's offer. -Offer?

Who do you think Pete wants to be replaced by?

Are you working on your speech?

I try.

What are you thinking about?

To many things.

Brad, the wedding, the video that went viral...

my job...

and you move.

That's a lot of things.

Three days ago I would have said everything is perfect.

But that is not it?

I thought I had mapped out the perfect life.

Maybe I was wrong.

That's very difficult.

Yeah, but I'm actually not even upset.

I'm even happy.

Really and truly? -Yes.

Why is that, do you think?

No idea. Perhaps contagious wedding joy.

That must be it.

Good morning. -Tomorrow.

Ready to go? -Listen.

Yesterday you were in charge, but there's a lot to do. So today I decide.

Diane has specific wishes for the photo booth. It must be perfect.

Fine. Just put me to work. -Super.

This is for you. Just read on.

The material will arrive in half an hour. -Yes, captain.

Just read the instructions.

Great, two of those.

And one... Perfect.

Read everything? -And thorough too.

Did Dom finally ask you? -The news spreads fast.

It was only a matter of time before you two got engaged.

Well, we can move forward with this.

Sorry, don't I know you from somewhere? -I present Wake Up Washington.

No. I think more of an internet video.

No, you are mistaken. Let's hurry now.

What's with that internet video? -Nothing.

Do you believe me?

Whether it's important or not, you don't want to talk about it.

We'd better stop talking about it.

If you ever want to talk about whatever it is...

then I'm ready for you.

Do you know...

you're less annoying now.

Is that a compliment?

do we have everything? -Yes.

Now we can create the most beautiful photo background of all time.

Good.

Then get started.

Great work.

Thank you. We have one more thing to do.

How did you get that? -I'm giving them this as a present.

It was months of work. We can put up some pictures.

That is a great idea. Which one do we take?

It just goes to show that good planning pays off.

The album was planned, this was a spontaneous idea.

The best of both worlds then. -Maybe, yes.

Thanks to your planning, we can still finish the list...

and can i show you my idea for the food.

Good, you earned it. -Super.

Then it's time for salmon. -Bring it on.

Have they figured it out yet, do you think?

Probably not. We also took a long time.

Well, I knew right away. It was a different story with you.

I wasn't that careless after all.

If you say so.

Do you see them now. -The lovebirds.

So that's how you do your shopping? -Of course.

Sorrel with salmon is the ultimate regional dish.

And if the fish don't bite? -Then I order a pizza from Big Ed.

Of course.

tomorrow the talk with the bosses is hopeful

What is? -Nothing.

Same nothing as before? -No, a completely different nothing.

Oh dear. It's not okay, say.

Again, I'm here for you if you want to talk or vent.

That pulls hard, say. -It's a whopper.

Catch up. -You didn't prepare me for this.

How good it smells here.

Well, sorrel with salmon is the ultimate regional dish.

This is true wedding code red. -No, it's not that bad.

I think so. -What's wrong?

We were supposed to pick up my cousin Travis from the airport...

but he had an accident with a jet ski. Don't worry, he's fine.

Well, his leg is broken, but he'll be back to normal in a few months.

But he can't fly.

He would marry us. So no wedding officiant.

And... -And the wedding is in 18 hours.

Mom, we'll find someone.

Honey, I already called everyone. No one is available.

It's wedding season in Bridaldaal.

Surely someone is free.

There is always an alternative here.

You can't just solve this. -Anyway.

I can do it. -You?

That boat we were just in is mine.

So legally I'm captain.

Then you can connect people in real life. That falls under the law of the sea.

I can't thank you enough.

I like to do it.

It may be hard sometimes, but this will be the most beautiful wedding of all time.

Come on, you two. We look at the seating arrangement of table six.

That's a myth. -What?

A captain is not allowed to marry people.

Sure?

Okay. Thanks, Courtney.

And? -I have bad news, good news...

then bad news and then good news.

Just say it. -You were right.

A captain cannot marry anyone. -See?

But here you can get that authority from the municipal official.

Just like that? - We're here in Bridal Daal.

Then we have to go to the municipality.

Well, the municipal official has already gone home and now has a week off.

So he can't give you permission. -Not quite.

There are two bright spots.

The first is that, according to his assistant, he won't be traveling until tomorrow.

And the second?

Rusty's Diner serves apple pie on Wednesdays.

Shall we then? - We can't just disturb him, can we?

Not you, no. His favorite fishing guide does. -Are you his favorite fishing guide?

I'm everyone's favorite fishing guide. Come with me.

What's it like on the water? -Good. Gwen caught a salmon.

Well done. -Thank you.

Tom, I'm afraid I need your help.

There is a wedding tomorrow, but the official has cancelled.

I'm on holiday. - Please, the wedding must go on.

It's possible now. -Now?

Why not? -Here?

Yes, it won't take long.

Allright then. What you want.

Thank you. -No problem.

Do you, Josh, take this woman to be your wife...

for better or for worse, now and every day?

Wait a second. -Do you have your own vows?

We're not getting married. -No, we're not even a couple.

Josh must act as a wedding officiant. -Oh, say so.

Can I drive?

How's that? -I want to show you something.

Can you handle some spontaneity?

Allright then.

This isn't that clearing where we picked flowers, is it?

Yes.

We're there so fast. You can almost get there by car.

Sorry. Yesterday the scenic route seemed more fun.

That's what it was afterwards.

So I've already seen your favorite place. -Not quite.

This flower field is indeed my favorite place...

but only in half an hour.

The city has a lot to offer that you miss in the countryside...

but if you want to see the stars...

the countryside is ten times better.

If you follow Scorpio's tail, you will end up with Sagittarius.

Do you see the bow?

Awesome. Where did you learn that?

I took astronomy. You got extra credits for zodiac signs.

Are you serious? Didn't you study journalism?

Ultimately, of course.

So you hadn't mapped out your career from an early age.

No of course not. - That scares me. I don't know you like that.

In the end I had a plan, but for that I tried everything.

Do not you? -Yes, especially in my first year of study.

What's the weirdest subject you've ever taken?

Women in experimental films. -Really and truly? How did you end up there?

Well, on my first day I went to lecture hall 323...

instead of lecture hall 232. -Did you stay put?

Before I realized I wasn't in English...

the professor put on Anne Charlotte Robertson's film Apologies. Awesome.

Are you serious? -I couldn't believe my eyes.

After the lecture I begged the professor if I could continue to follow her course.

And English then?

English could wait.

How did you become a banker? -I do not think so.

We take turns asking a question. Now I am.

All right, you have your way. Just ask.

What's your favorite book?

The Long Ride Back van Bobby Anderson.

A western. -Of course. Give me a cowboy.

Okay, it's your turn again.

What did you want to become when you were young?

I wanted my own nature program on TV. Just like Jack Hanna.

Who did you fall in love with for the first time?

Clint Eastwood. No not true. The Lone Ranger.

That of those cowboys was not a lie. -Of course not.

Who did you kiss for the first time?

With Emily Fisk, in fifth grade. Behind the climbing frame.

We thought it was so dirty that no one was allowed to know.

How cute.

What does your dream date look like?

I don't know exactly, but it does include a large bunch of flowers.

A field bouquet? I know someone who arranges that.

No, I want roses. Red and white.

I'll remember that.

Your turn.

Are you going to take Pete's job?

Don't know.

I'm open to something different, to a new challenge...

but then I have to go back to Portland... -Yes, and?

The reason for my departure from Portland was not quite right.

Sorry, you don't have to... -I want to tell.

I didn't just kiss Emily Fisk behind the jungle gym.

We were a couple in high school and college.

I moved here partly to forget about her.

How rotten for you.

We had big plans, but she got a job offer in Atlanta.

And gone was our future together.

I know everything about it.

The woman from the hardware store was talking about a video, right?

In that video, my boyfriend pulled me over.

It's all over the internet.

How awful, say.

But my situation is very similar to yours.

San Diego wanted him.

Guard. Are you talking about Brad Humphries?

To pitch?

Those, yes. -Did he put you aside for a club?

I think there was more to it.

Our whole relationship was so...

directed.

I think that scared him off.

I guess I'll just have to come up with a plan on my own now.

Or you just look where the ship strands.

Wedding season in Bridaldaal. -Say that.

I'll just run off. They must be wondering where we are.

Good evening.

Is Josh authorized? -Yes.

Happy. -Otherwise Mom would have called the Pope.

Say, Pete. Can I borrow Rachel for a second?

I know enough.

I'll go around the block for a while.

Do you want to talk?

I'll get the cookies.

I saw your app. What is going on?

I need advice.

That was a date.

Not at all.

You got to know each other better, went for a walk...

and almost kissed. That's a date.

No, correction. That's a good date.

What should I do? -Tell her how you feel about her.

No, we are not compatible.

I almost have to force her to let herself go.

But you like it.

Josh is so... -So?

Funny, thoughtful, sweet? -He doesn't suit me.

Why not? -He's such a man...

going to live in a camper.

You cannot make plans for the future with such a person.

Maybe he's just waiting for the right person.

And maybe he's someone who can teach a planner...

to enjoy the here and now more.

Don't know. -Listen.

It's exactly the same as with that job.

You've been adrift since your relationship with Emily.

Maybe someone needs to help you chart a new course.

Who knows, Gwen may be the right person.

But I'm telling you, you've never looked at anyone the way you look at her.

Not even to Emily.

Do not wait to long.

Josh is one in a million.

But that also applies to you.

Wake up, Gwen. It's Rachel's wedding day.

the interview is in an hour you will hear from me

Thank you

Coincidentally, are you there?

Do you have plans for today? -No not really.

I might want to get married.

Well, if you really want it...

Unbelieveable. You're getting married. - Bizarre, huh?

I'm glad you're my bridesmaid. -Me, too.

You're a sweetheart. -You too.

Wedding meeting, outside.

Duty calls.

Time to run through the checklist.

Everyone gets one. Then the day will run smoothly for everyone.

Planning, addresses, telephone numbers and the checklist.

Okay, one for the radiant bride. And this one is for the groom.

The bridesmaid. And the witness.

Where's Josh?

No idea. -He had something urgent to do.

He'll be right there, he said.

He's the witness. He has yet to complete the checklist.

Diane, I'll do it. -You?

Josh prepares for the ceremony.

Until he gets back, I'll worry about...

the peacocks. Do you have peacocks? -Unfortunately only one.

Well, leave that peacock to me. And the rest too.

All right then. Thank you. -No thanks.

Rachel gets her dream wedding no matter what.

First on my list is breakfast. -That's the spirit.

That's what I have...

Pete, your tie? -Yes I have.

Rachel, your veil. -Have I.

I've got the rings, aspirin, mints and speech.

And the peacock?

I just called. Barnaby is already at the location.

OK, do I have everything?

It's time to get married.

With your favorite producer. -And your favorite fellow presenter.

I assume that's positive? -True as a bus.

The talk was a great success. -They love the program.

What great news. -The best is yet to come.

They want to expand Wake Up Washington.

They want to go seven days a week. Isn't that great?

Has the connection been lost? -No, I'm still here.

After the wedding, come straight back to town.

We need to start filling the weekend broadcasts.

Good. Bye guys.

Gwen? -I'm coming, I'm coming.

Do you have your key cards? -Yes.

Go upstairs. I ask at the reception if everything is arranged.

I'm staying here too. Just check everything. -No, Diane. You take it easy too.

No. Your daughter is getting married. Enjoy it now.

Alright then. But make sure everything is in order.

parole.

You heard her. Go with the goat.

Good morning. Don't I know you from somewhere?

Yes, from a few days ago. I help with the wedding.

It's outside. Is everything arranged? -Yes, they set everything up.

I just need a signature.

Looking for another date?

Can we talk for a second?

What are you doing here? -I want to go to the wedding with you.

If you still want that.

You dumped me. -That's right...

but I now realize that's the biggest mistake I've ever made.

Sure, you're dating again. -No.

I saw that picture a few days ago. -That was a business thing, not a date.

Annika MacKenzie doing PR for San Diego.

Should I believe that?

When I could start playing there, our future fell apart.

Working together for broadcasting when I eventually became a sports commentator.

Listen now.

We can still go for a future together.

Is that right?

I discussed it with Annika.

They're looking for someone for the afterthought.

Do they want me? -Indeed.

And I want you too.

I have to think about it first. -Fine, take your time.

In the meantime, can I...

be your date?

All right then.

I'll see you at the ceremony.

There's an emergency. -I'll arrange as many peacocks as you want.

I can't find Rachel and Pete. -How so?

They are gone. Rachel put on her dress and when I came back she was gone.

They're both gone. -We look everywhere, they must be here.

Keep searching. I call Josh in.

Diane, we'll find them. parole.

You're lucky.

Where have you been?

Nowhere.

You don't have to say anything, but we have to go find Rachel and Pete.

Come on now.

Has anyone seen them yet? -Diane. They suddenly disappeared.

Then let's start with...

I'll check the parking lot. -Guard.

Pardon?

It's you. I knew it.

What? -You get dumped in that video. Look.

It's an internet sensation.

What would it be? That's me, yes.

I'm dumped.

And now he wants me back. He even arranged a job for me.

My boss wants me to work seven days, even though I'm already working my ass off.

My best friend passed away on her wedding day.

And the man I might be in love with is suddenly acting really bad to me.

You don't have to rub it in that I'm a laughing stock online.

Laughter? Didn't you read the comments?

what a top woman

Thank you.

Don't mention it.

You know what? Can you leave me alone for a while? I have to do something urgently.

the new plan: 1. Save Rachel's wedding

Have you thought about my proposal? -Yes.

In?

I can't do this. I'm sorry.

But I want you back. We can make another plan, whatever you want.

The plan doesn't matter, no matter how perfect it sounds.

No plan is good enough if we don't fit together.

The wrong train will never get you where you need to be.

Precisely.

I'm very sorry, but you will find a woman who is right for you.

Maybe in San Diego. -Yes, who knows.

Or somewhere you don't expect it.

Goodbye, Gwen.

Congratulate Pete and Rachel for me.

I will do.

Did you find her? -No, but I might know where she is.

Chances are she's here.

Hey mom. -Hello, sweetheart.

Doesn't anyone say anything about your outfit? -No.

Wedding season in Bridaldaal.

How did you know we were here? -I looked up where you get cookies.

If you were stressed, you would definitely be here.

You know me a little too well.

What is going on?

It all got too much for me.

The hotel, the guests, the decorations... Just everything.

It was so much that I couldn't take it anymore.

She asked me to go with her and then we left.

Don't you want to get married anymore? -Of course it is. I definitely want to get married.

I want the wedding to go ahead, but not like this.

It was because of what Gwen said this morning.

I?

You said: Rachel is having her dream wedding.

And then I thought, This is not my dream wedding.

The more I thought about it, the clearer it became.

Then why didn't you say anything?

I didn't mean to disappoint you, Mom.

You were so looking forward to a big wedding.

No darling. You're completely wrong. I don't necessarily need a big wedding.

What now? Not really.

You just wanted to pull out all the stops. -That's right...

because I gave you the most beautiful wedding you could wish for.

Before your father died...

I promised him that I would do my best every day...

to make his little girl happy.

You always have.

I don't care at all as long as you get your dream wedding.

Look, I'll prove it.

Do you see?

Thanks, mom. -I'll do anything for my daughter.

Tell me, what kind of wedding would you like?

Yes, what kind of wedding should it be? We'll handle it.

Sure. Gwen and I can handle this job.

I just want to keep it small.

Intimate. Just Pete and me...

and the people we love most. -I totally agree.

But everyone is already there and everything has already been paid for.

We can't squeeze out. -Wait a second.

Maybe it can do both. A small, intimate wedding...

and one with all the trimmings.

What do you mean?

Pete and Rachel are found, but...

I know there's something going on between us, but we'll sort that out later.

First this: How many people can fit in your RV?

Fifteen or sixteen. -Good, that's more than enough.

Go get the RV, I'll go find Pete's parents.

What is going on?

We are changing location.

Glad you're not making a fuss about the new location.

It sure was short notice...

but we were lucky.

This is not the wedding we envisioned...

but sometimes a little spontaneity is...

exactly what you need.

This is perfect. -Absolutely.

Pete, will you take Rachel to be your lawfully wedded wife?

And.

Rachel, will you take Pete to be your lawfully wedded husband?

And.

As a Washington state wedding officiant...

I now pronounce you husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

It's perfect.

Congratulations.

Thanks for everything.

You organized everything. I only helped.

I'll be right back. I have one more thing to do.

Isabella, how nice for you and Dom.

I heard you're getting married too.

Yes, any help is welcome. Who arranged all this?

Well, me actually.

Can we hire you?

What would you think of a string quartet?

Excuse me? Hello all. May I have your attention?

Welcome to Rachel and Pete's wedding.

I'm Gwen. I'm Rachel's best friend and bridesmaid.

And apparently also master of ceremonies.

Plans have changed slightly.

Sadly, Rachel and Pete don't get married here...

because they are already married.

Ladies and gentlemen, please give a round of applause to the newlyweds, Rachel and Pete.

I'm proud of you.

That was the bad news.

The good news is that the party can start right away. Enjoy it.

Excuse me, here I am again. Can the music be turned off?

I prepared a speech as a bridesmaid.

I would now like to present it.

So please don't go.

Please.

This is a bit of an unusual speech...

because it's not about Rachel and Pete.

Let's face it, they have found true love.

That becomes clear to me time and time again...

and today I am even more convinced of it.

That's why I dedicate this speech to the rest of us.

For the people who do not yet know what true love means.

True love is...

learning to appreciate someone's passion.

Even if that passion is wrestling.

True love is being happy for the other when he is chasing his dreams.

Even if it means quitting a top job at a bank...

and goes to live in a camper in the middle of the forest.

True love is forcing someone to face their fears...

even if that person has to climb a mountain unannounced.

But above all, true love is about finding the right person.

The person who can be spontaneous, but also makes plans for the future.

Because plans change.

But not the right person.

That was it. That's what love is all about.

Rachel and Pete have found the one. I wish that for everyone.

Well done, Gwenny.

I also prepared a speech.

With red and white roses, cowboy hat and all.

Really and truly? So you had something planned?

I think so, yes.

Well, Gwen Fuller, is your checklist complete?

Actually, I have one more thing to do.

Can I have your phone?

Hello? -Miranda, you're speaking to Gwen.

Listen, I'm standing here with Josh Hendricks. He is an outdoor expert.

We have an idea for the program.

Is that right?

Absolutely.

three months later

Wake Up Washington. I'm Gwen Fuller and this is the weekend show.

We're filming in nature again, like every Saturday and Sunday.

And I'm outdoor expert Josh Hendricks, but this week is different.

Yes, because it's time for the annual wedding week.

And not just any.

We are getting married.

That's what it says. It worked again. -Couldn't be better.