All language subtitles for Team.Bride.2023.720p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H

[Intro music]

[Sewing machine snags]

We will see you in three
weeks for alterations.

Congratulations, again!

Hannah.

I know, I know.

But before you say anything,

when was the last
time I was late?

I wasn't going to say, anything.

Okay, you're right. There was
that one time five years ago

when I accidentally got my hair
stuck in the sewing machine, but-

Hannah, calm down.

You're what, five minutes late?

It's fine.

Really?

Yes.

You stayed after closing just about
every night this week doing alterations.

Give yourself a break.

Well, thank you, but you
should know this isn't me.

Punctuality is my love language.

Oh, we know.

Remember that one time I was ten
minutes late, twice in one week?

Oh, yes, late gate.

I didn't think
she'd ever recover.

Well, I didn't make
that big a deal.

Are you joking?

Your eye just kept
twitching for days.

All the brides thought that they could
get a discount on the dresses because

you were, like, winking,
about the price.

I sometimes have that
when I get nervous.

I know that, but
still. It's fine.

Now that we're all
here, let's debrief.

Now, wedding season
is just around

the corner, and we have a
ton of new dresses coming in.

Now, that means ramping up our social
media and getting the word out.

Let's show a, a different
side to Millington's.

Okay, but how are we going to show a
different side to Millington's if we're

always carrying the same
designers, the same silhouettes?

I know.

I was hoping for a bit
more variety this season,

but this is what the
buyers chose, so...

Sure,

the dresses are all similar, but
the brides are all different.

We can customize
each dress to suit

the bride's unique personality
by altering and accessorizing.

Let's challenge the
traditional bridal look.

Yes, think outside the box!

We can showcase a tiara

(both) with a
simple sheath dress!

Yes, Hannah that is so good.

That's a fantastic idea, ladies.

Let's roll with it
and see what other

interesting combinations
we can come up with.

Gorge-we're on it.

Now, Hannah, I
know you have a ton

of alterations to do, so let's
get back to work, ladies.

Mhmm. Okay.

By the way, your eye is still.

You want to take over
Millington's bridal?

No, I want to take over
Millington's taxidermy.

Yes, I want to take over
Millington's bridal.

You took over from your father,

and now it's time for me to do
my part and take over from you.

I'm sorry, Will.

I'm just having a hard time
wrapping my head around this.

You've never shown any interest
in the family business before.

I know, okay?

I know, dad, but
I can handle this.

I've taken lemonade stands and turned
them into juicing conglomerates.

I've taken at home fitness routines and
turn them into global fitness empires.

I think I can handle
a little dress shop.

And therein lies
the problem, Will.

Millington's isn't
just a dress shop.

Forget that bridal's one of the most
competitive, topgrossing industries in the world.

It has history.

And it's about tradition and love and
taste, and it means something to people.

And if you want to take
over this business, Will,

it has to mean something to you.

It does mean something to me.

Okay?

This business is
our family's legacy.

And I want to do
it, and you proud.

Okay.

Okay. You want to prove
to me you can do this?

You have to start
from the ground up.

Our flagship store in Oak Park
has an internship program,

and you will be that intern.

An internship?

Really?

Name me three dress silhouettes

and the business is yours.

Lampshade.

Oh, boy.

Internship starts Monday.

Alright. And we're all set.

Grab a candy before you go.

Thanks so much for
staying with us.

Oh, thank you.

Hi, Kyle. Hey, Han.

How's my favorite inn owner?

Oh, what can I say,
I've known Harry longer.

Hannah, those are for guests.

I know, I know.

Ooh, business seems
to be picking up.

Yeah, better than
last weekend, anyway.

I think you guys
are doing great.

Yeah, it's coming together.

Now if we can just
get the word out.

A place this charming
won't stay secret long.

Your second favorite
inn owner is out back.

Thank you.

Hannah, banana!

Oh!

How's the cutest gal, this
side of lake Michigan?

I will let you know
when I see her.

The usual.

Thank you.

Hey!

Hey, hey, hey.

What's going on with the face?

What did I tell you
about frown lines?

No, relax. Relax.

My client just messaged me asking if her
dress is going to be ready this weekend,

and I'm already swamped.

Oh, is this a
Millington's client, or?

No, no. One of my own.
A vintage commission.

And the dress belongs to her
mom, so it has to be perfect.

And I just don't know where
I'm going to find the time.

Not to mention Glenda's
on the fritz again.

I'm sorry.

Glinda?

Glenda.

You know, Glenda?
My sewing machine.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

You name inanimate household
objects, that is totally normal.

It's not weird at all.

Wait, why don't you just use one of
the sewing machines at Millington's?

I can't use millington's
equipment for my own commission.

That'd be a conflict
of interest.

I could get fired.

As if they would ever fire you.

You are the best thing to
ever happen to that place.

But seriously, look at you.

Maybe Glenda's picking up
on your frazzled energy.

I mean, you need to chill out. And
when I'm saying that, it's bad.

If you want to do something
right, you just need to recenter.

You're allowed to take
the night off, you know.

When was the last time you did
something nice for yourself?

When was the last time
you went on a date?

A date? That's a good one.

Who exactly am I supposed
to go on a date with?

Okay, what about...

What about Clive from
the hardware store?

He's cute.

Clive from the
hardware store is 75.

Do not charge him an extra year.

He is 74. He is very spry.

Thank you. Next.

Alright, what about...

What about, what about.

Whoa, who's that?

I mean, wow.

I know, right?

Oh, Will, this is Harry,

Oh no, dont!

My husband and the co-owner
of our glorious inn.

Hello. Hi.

And Will, my long time friend.

It's great to meet you.
Good to meet you. Will.

Great name, very regal.

What are you doing in
our little town here?

You're here with your wife,
girlfriend, boyfriend?

Well, neither actually.

Fantastic.

And are you here for a while
or just passing through?

Well, that is yet
to be determined.

I can work with that. Why
don't you come right this way.

This is my friend Hannah.

Hannah, this is
Kyle's friend, Will.

Will, this is my friend Hannah.

Hi. Hi, Hannah.

It's nice to meet you.

So, how do you know each other?

Well, Kyle and I were best friends
back in boarding school, actually.

I don't think I would have survived
senior year without this guy.

It's been so long.

We have so much to catch up on.

I can't believe you
actually bought an inn.

Yeah, well, it's always
been Harry's dream here,

so when the opportunity came up,
we thought we'd take the leap.

Well, you got to give
me the rest of the tour.

But before we do that, you,
you have to eat something.

You must be starving, wasting
away, sit right there.

And I will go get you something.

Oh, you know, I'm so sorry.

Actually, could you
excuse both of us,

for just a second?

I have to take Kyle
into the kitchen

for something very
important. Right now.

So sorry. Bye bye, now.

Okay. Bye Bye.

Bye.

Oh, I'm so sorry about Harry.

Subtlety isn't
exactly his forte.

Oh, please. This is my first rodeo.
I mean, you get to a certain age,

and all your married friends make
it their job to find you a match.

Right? Like you can't
possibly be happy and single.

Exactly. I mean, what's wrong with
being single? It's liberating.

You don't have to choose the side
of the bed or fight over the remote.

No one can judge you for
watching. 'Ready, Set, Cook'.

And why would they? Because
that is an excellent show.

You watch RSC?

Are you kidding me? I love it.

Last week when they did the

(both) baked Alaska.

Yes!

How they keep the ice cream
cold, I will never understand.

I am telling you, it
defies a lot of science.

Right?

If you found the right person,

I could see how it'd be a
nice addition to one's life.

Yeah.

I think so too.

Don't ever tell Harry. I'll
never hear the end of it.

Oh, your secret's safe with me.

Um, I should get back to work.

It was nice meeting you, Will.

Yeah.

It was nice meeting you, Hannah.

I'll be staying here, so
hopefully I'll see you around.

That'd be lovely.

Just let me know if you need
anything. I'll be right here, okay?

Hi.

Hi.

You met someone.

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

Yes, you do. Who is he?

There is no he. Where are
you getting this from?

Your aura.

What?

You've got, like, a love aura.

Becky, I have a customer.
That's enough, now. Okay.

Okay, okay. But, if you want to
talk about it, I'll be over here.

Shhh. Okay.

This is it.

This is the one.

Okay.

Should we show
your maid of honor?

Yes.

I finally found it.

I've been looking for so long,
I was beginning to lose hope.

I haven't tried anything
that feels so right, so me!

Tammy, what is it?

No, it's nothing.
You look beautiful.

It's perfect.

Tammy, you can be honest.

If you hate it, just tell me.

No, it's quite the
opposite, actually.

I've already bought the
same dress for my wedding.

And I know you've been looking for so long,
and it's clearly made for you, so I don't know.

Tammy. Tammy, take a breath.

It's going to be okay. Okay.

This kind of stuff
happens all the time.

No one should be punished
for having excellent taste.

With the right alteration and a little
bit of customizing, we can make this dress

more you while setting
it apart from Tammy's.

Let's see. We can add some lace,
maybe lengthen the sleeves.

Becky.

Yeah.

Get the cape.

And I know how much you want to
showcase these gorgeous shoes, so

take it up a few inches,

and with the cape, voila.

I love it.

It's like a whole new dress.

It's stunnning.
You have to get it.

Thank you.

Alright, we'll see you in a couple
of weeks for your next fitting.

Thanks. See you then.

Congratulations. Thank you.

New intern starts today.

Oh, thank goodness. We could
use an extra set of hands.

I know. I can't
wait to meet her.

Me, too.

Will?

Hannah.

What are you doing
here? Do you work here?

Yeah.

How did you find me?

Oh, well,

Well, Hannah, I see you
two have already met.

Becky, this is our new
intern, William Millington.

Welcome.

William Millington?

I know, it's a mouthful.

My parents had a
weird sense of humor.

You're the new intern?

Yes, Hannah. Will will be
our intern for the season.

His father thought
this was a great way

for him to learn the business
before taking it over.

Well, nothing's officially yet, but
you got to start somewhere, right?

Hannah, as our head stylist, I'll
leave Will's education in your hands.

Show him what the Oak
Park branch is all about.

Do you think you can do that?

Of course.

I am a professional,

and professionals, they do their jobs
well, so that's what I'm going to do.

Okay.

Well,

now that that's all settled,

let's get back to work.

Okay, so maybe I should have
mentioned what I was doing in town.

In all fairness, I didn't ask.

Right.

So I guess we're both
to blame for this

pleasant surprise?

Sure.

Pleasant.

Okay, this way.

After greeting our guests, we guide
them through to the seating area,

where we offer
sandwiches, macrons,

I'm sorry, these are real?

Yeah, they wouldn't taste very
good if they were plastic.

I just didn't realize
we were running a cafe.

We also offer coffee,
tea, champagne.

Champagne?

It's a celebration.

Well, it's not their
wedding day, though, is it?

No, but it's an important
step in the process.

Our goal is to make
them feel special.

Is their problem?

It's just that all of this kind of
feels like a colossal waste of money.

How is offering our guests the best
experience possible, a waste of money?

I just think that we can
give them a good experience,

without plying
them with alcohol.

It's one glass of champagne.
It's standard practice.

Well, you know what?

Next time I'm out with the boys, remind
me to stop in at a couple bridal salons.

Moving on.

This is going to be fun.

Ah, I see your eyeing the

'Germain de la Clousier
de Printemps des Oiseaux'

hat.

I'm sorry, did you just
say this thing was a hat?

Well, it's a
fascinator, technically.

It certainly is fascinating.

Wow, good one.

I'm here all week.

Okay, now that you've
got the lay of the land,

let me run you through
our spring line.

This is Sicily.

A classic trumpet cut that
evokes an old Hollywood elegance.

It's light and airy while
being impeccably structured.

Excuse me.

You're going to want
to remember this.

We carry a version of
this dress every season.

It's one of our staples.

Yeah, I've got it.

Tuscany.

Sicily.

Right.

Anyway, we try to
pair each bride

with a dress that suits
their personality and style.

Also taking into account when and
where they're getting married.

Seasons can change everything.

That said, who is
this dress for?

Oh, um, people,

women, specifically.

Who, like white.

Wow.

Okay, first of
all, this is acrue.

Second of all, this
is a bridal shop.

Everything is white.

Well, and acrue apparently.

Try again.

Who is this dress for?

Look, have you ever
considered moving the

accessory shelf near
the cash register?

Excuse me?

It's just that people are more likely
to impulse buy when they're cashing out.

We will take that
into consideration.

But about the dress

Yes.

Look.

About the dress,

I can see that you take

your job very seriously, and
I appreciate your knowledge,

but the whole fashion side of things
just isn't really my area of expertise.

Clearly.

Yeah.

I think I can be more useful to
you on the business side of things.

But the business is bridal wear.

How do you expect to run the business
if you don't know anything about it?

You sound like my dad.

He sounds like a smart man.

Look,

I just don't think that taking over the
business requires you to keep a mental

catalog of all the dress
shapes that we carry.

I mean, that's what
salespeople are for.

I care about this place.

I've worked here for five years,

and I don't want to see it
fall into the wrong hands.

And you're implying my
hands are the wrong hands?

Well, until you have the basic knowledge
of our inventory, or anything bridal,

for that matter, then, yes,
that is what I'm implying.

That's one way to talk
to your future boss.

Keyword there is future.

Future boss.

Right now, you are my intern, which
means you have to do what I say.

Now, why don't you take a seat and
I will introduce you to Audrey.

Hmm. Acrue.

No, this one's white.

Sorry.

Most dresses require
one to two fittings,

but more intricate alterations
can take up to four.

So who does all the alterations?

I do.

So you're a stylist
and a seamstress?

A top stylist,
thank you very much.

Okay.

Well, as a top stylist,

wouldn't your time be better spent on the
floor rather than splitting your focus?

I think things are working
just fine the way they are.

Well, maybe next
season we can consider

doing a line that doesn't
require so many alterations.

That's impossible.

A, everybody is unique.
It's not one size fits all.

B, we don't have our own line.

And C -

Wait, wait, wait.

We don't have our own line?

We carry other
designer's dresses here.

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

Isn't that why have you?

I suppose it is.

All right, I'll
show you the office.

Oh, Glenda!

I don't have time for this.

Hey, not now!

So, what do you think?

Well, the staff is certainly

passionate.

But I've got a few ideas
I'd love to run by you.

Okay, let's hear them.

Okay, first of all, I've
been going over the books,

and I have noticed a significant drop
in sales over the past few years.

Well, yes, the industry
has become pretty

saturated, especially with the
rise of the smaller boutiques.

Right, right. So we need
to compete with them.

Show them why Millington is so special,
starting with our very own line.

Well, it's definitely
something we've considered.

Great.

So let's find a designer.

Hold on.

We can't just hire any designer.

We have to find
someone who stands out,

someone who makes a statement, all
while capturing the Millington's brand.

So let's find that person.
What are we waiting for?

We tried.

Finding a good designer
is hard to come by.

Listen, Will, I really appreciate your
initiatives, but you still have a lot

to learn about the
intricacies of this business.

But Dad, I don't
think you're seeing-

It's your first day.

Give yourself a little more
time, and then we can talk,

big picture.

Anyway, I gotta go.

It's late.

Try to get some
sleep, okay, son?

Yeah.

Alright. Night, Dad.

Good night.

[Screams]

Are you okay? Yeah.

What are you doing here?

I can ask you the same question?

What do you, sleep here?

No, I was just

finishing an alteration.

I certainly can't
criticize your work ethic.

And you? What are
you doing here?

I was going over
some of the books.

I mean, you guys have heard
of Digital bookkeeping, right?

Louise's system is flawless.

And for your information, everything
was going just fine until you

showed up 12 hours ago and decided
that everything needed to change.

I am just trying to help.

Maybe if you listened
to some of my ideas-

Maybe if you listened

and stopped throwing around unsolicited
advice, you would see that the women

that run these stores put their
heart and soul into their work.

Every bride, bridesmaid,
every person who comes in here

is given a personalized experience
by women who actually care.

That is what makes
shopping here so special.

Not where we keep our accessories
shelf or how we do our bookkeeping.

You're right.

I'm sorry.

I realize that I can be
a bit of a control freak.

But I really do care
about this place.

And I am willing to learn

if you are willing to teach me.

You promise not to move
the accessory shelf?

I won't touch the
accessory shelf.

You're the boss, remember?

Okay, well, you better get out of here.
I got a lot to catch you up on tomorrow.

No, you go. I'll lock up.

No, really, it's
fine. I'll do it.

No, don't be silly.
I made such a mess.

Seriously, you go.

You've been here late enough.

Hannah.

There you are.

I was getting worried.

I know, I'm sorry.

Oh, it's fine.

So long as you're okay.

Late twice in one
week, isn't like you.

You're right, Louise. It
won't happen again. I promise.

Becky?

Hey.

Hey.

Did you happen to
notice a cream organza

and satin dress with lace
applique and pearl buttons?

Oh, yeah. I just sold it.

It was just stunning.

I've never seen it before.

Must've been one of the
new Pierre Dubois samples.

Oh, my gosh, a sample.

Yeah, I know.

And the dress didn't even have a name,
which I thought was kind of strange,

but I thought she looked
like a Camille, you know?

Yeah. Will you just excuse me?

I just have to run out the back.

Okay.

(Under her breath) Just
have a small panic attack.

Are you okay?

Hannah?

Hannah, this is a disaster.
How could you been so careless?

What was I supposed to do?

Tell him that I was using Millington's
equipment to work on my own-

Millington's
equipment to do, what?

I was just...

Talking to yourself?

Yes.

Yeah.

You okay? You seem
a little on edge.

No, no.

Since you asked,

I am not okay.

What's going on?

Well, I mean,

do you promise not to fire me?

Well, I thought I
was just the intern.

Okay.

On top of working here at Millington's,
I also have my own business.

You have your own business?

Shh.

Secret?

Shh.

A dressmaking business.

Okay.

Wedding dresses,
more specifically.

I also do bridesmaids, flower
girls, you know, so on and so forth.

I see.

But it's not a
conflict of interest

because my concept is
completely different.

I take people's vintage
dresses and, well,

I upcycle them, give
them a fresh new look.

It's all about
sustainability, really.

And you're telling
me this because?

Because that's why I
was here last night.

I was working on my own design.

And I know I shouldn't
have been using the

store's equipment for my own
project, so I lied to you.

And now I am in a bit of a pickle
because Becky just sold it.

Oh, boy.

And I really need
it back because it's

a super sentimental dress and
the wedding is this weekend.

And now I'm just, I'm trying
to figure out what to do.

So you design your own dresses?

Yes.

Can I see them?

Trying to put out a small fire right now,
but sure, I can show you at some point.

Cool.

Yeah, I can help you
get your dress back.

Really?

Yeah. We just go in the system,

see who bought it,

go ask them for it back.

That makes sense.

Come on.

So, what got you into all this?

Oh, my grandma.

Yeah, she taught me to
sew when I was little.

She was so resourceful.

She'd let me take her old dresses,
turn them into something new.

I guess when I realized I was
good at it, I never looked back.

Have you always done vintage?

Yeah.

So much work goes
into making a dress.

It's not just the fabric, it's
the construction, the detail.

It seems like such a
waste to have these

gorgeous garments just sitting in
the back of a closet collecting dust.

Not to mention, sustainability
is a very hot trend, right now?

Yeah.

Alright, this is it. 3158.

Okay.

So, what do we say?

Let's just wing it.

Okay, wing it.

I'm nervous.

Don't be.

Hello.

(Both) Hi.

This might seem like a
strange question, but-

I'm not interested. Thank you.

Ms. Paretti, we're not trying
to sell you anything, I promise.

How do you know my name?

Oh, we're from
Millington's Bridal.

Did you buy a dress from
us earlier this morning?

Organza, satin, lace applique?

Yes.

It fits like a glove.

It's so unique.

It's so classic.

It is special, isn't it?

I'm afraid there's been a
bit of a misunderstanding.

A misunderstanding?

Yeah. Yeah.

You see that dress?

It belongs to someone else.

It's not even Millington's
design actually,

it was her own personal design,
and it was never meant to be sold.

Then why was it on the rack?

That's a long story.

Basically, it was my mistake
and that we need it back.

You want it back?

Mhm.

I'm sorry, no.

This is my dress.

No, actually, it's
Mindy Caplan's dress.

It belonged to her mother, who
wore it on her wedding day.

Her mom passed away
a year ago and it's

her way of feeling close to
her mom on her special day.

Seriously?

Mhmm.

We will do anything
to get it back.

Name your price.

I've been searching everywhere
for a dress this perfect.

I can't imagine getting
married in anything else.

But obviously this woman
needs her dress back,

I'm not a monster.

I'll give it back
on one condition.

Anything.

You make me one just like it.

Well, it's an individual.
It's one of a kind.

I can't make-

Hannah?

You got it.

Great.

I'll go get the dress.

Give me 1 second.

Here you go.

Thank you so much.

We'll be in touch, okay?

Thank you. Take care.

Phew.

I thought she wasn't going to
give it to us there for a second.

Thank you.

Oh, and thank you for
your help back there, too.

I don't know what I
would've done if I lost it.

Yeah, well, trust me, I know
exactly what it feels like to be

responsible for someone's
prize possession.

You do?

Yeah.

I was a professional
consultant for five years.

Companies all over the world
trusted me to take their businesses,

implement my own ideas, and turn them
into something special, something great.

It was just, a lot of pressure.

All over the world,
though, that's exciting.

Yeah, it was nice to
travel and see the world,

but living out of a suitcase
gets pretty old after a while.

Recently, I realized I don't
really have anywhere to call home,

and my life just lacks stability.
I'm ready to lay down some roots.

Is that why you want to
take over Millington's?

Yeah, it seemed like
the next logical step.

That is, if my dad will trust me
enough to let me take the reins.

Don't you worry. You're about
to get a thorough education.

Is that right? Oh, yeah.

We got to build a
dress from scratch.

Okay.

You think you can handle that?

I think so.

Woah, woah, woah, woah.

100% silk, made in Italy.

I'm guessing by the
pattern, this is Circa 1975.

Something like this would usually go for
over $100, but I'm getting it for $1.

What a steal! Can
you believe it?

No.

I mean, it's fetching, but how is this
helping us build that lady's dress.

Oh, no, it's not.

It's not really
helping at all. But I,

get so distracted.

Oh, my gosh.

This is a 1920
satin-de-chine dress.

I can't believe it.

Is it valuable or something?

No, no, not particularly.

But I mean, look at the fabric,
the weight, the beading.

Think of the possibilities.

I could cinch the waist, do
a one sleeve kind of thing.

Ooh, maybe a purse.

Vanessa's dress. Right.

Get this for me.

In the basket? Yep.

Okay, I'll be right there.

I'm sorry.

Okay, this is it. This
is my favorite spot.

It always has the best stuff.

Why don't you check
through that box first?

Alright.

What exactly am I looking for?

Well, something in the
White family, obviously.

But whatever speaks
to you, really.

Any interesting details?

Buttons, trim, pull it out.

Okay.

You okay?

Yeah.

What's wrong?

I'm sorry.

I just always found the idea of used
clothing to be kind of offputting.

I mean, why not just buy
something new that doesn't

smell weird?

I'm sorry.

It's just, we don't know who's
worn this or where it's been.

Exactly,

who's worn it?

Where has it been?

Every single piece of clothing here
has lived a life, it tells a story.

Take this, for example.

It's 1985, prom night.

Cindy Lopper is
playing on the radio,

and the guy you have been crushing
on all of senior year notices you,

because you are
wearing this dress.

Unlikely in that dress.

Okay, whatever.

Maybe you don't care about the history
side of things, but shopping vintage is

better for the planet and
better for the wallet.

If you ask me,

nothing beats a thrill
of finding a bargain.

Alright, what about

this one?

You tell me.

Close your eyes.

Let it speak to you.

No.

Oh, come on, Will.
Give it a go. It's fun.

Alright, um,

It was obviously a woman.

Maybe she was on a first date

and this is her lucky jacket.

She's nervous, but this jacket
makes her feel confident.

She's a little shy.

Maybe it was a blind date.

Yeah, and she's
hesitant at first,

but as the night
goes on, she thinks,

I don't know, maybe I
actually like this one.

Conversation, the wine flows.

She thinks,

this could be the start
of something great.

Yeah, I'm just going
to go find my friend.

Okay, so we have our source of
fabric, our lace trim, our buttons.

I'm still a little
confused why we had

to buy the full dress, if we're
just going to use the buttons?

Will, that's the name of
the sustainability game.

We'll take those buttons,
put them on Vanessa's dress,

and use that fabric to make
someone else's dream dress.

You following?

Okay, I get it.

There you go.
Vintage is very cool.

Speaking of which, this
looks a lot like the lake-

Oh, next to Harry
and Kyle's inn.

It totally does.

Yeah, no I was, um,

I was actually going to say the lake that
my mom and I used to go to every summer.

But, come to think of it, it does
look a lot like that lake as well.

Maybe that's why I
feel so at home there.

Well, that, and they
are exceptional hosts.

Naturally.

Really is a special place, huh?

I think I'm going to
get this for them.

Really? That's so nice.

Yeah.

Just a small token
of my appreciation.

You can just drop those
on the table. Thank you.

Yeah, no problem.

Wow.

She's a beauty.

Oh yeah.

Looks can be deceiving.

She is on her last legs.

Ah, hence the midnight
visits to Millington's.

Exactly.

I'd get her fixed, but the
parts are hard to come by.

When I can find them,
they cost a small fortune.

Have you ever thought about,
I don't know, replacing it?

No.

No, no.

She belonged to my grandmother.

This is actually the machine
she taught me to sew on.

She ran a tailoring
business from her apartment,

but her dream was to
own her own boutique.

Unfortunately, having four
kids on a seemstress budget

didn't exactly allow for that.

So I have vowed to
honor her dream for her.

So you want to
open your own shop,

put Millington's
out of business?

Well, not exactly.

All my dresses would
be custom made.

It wouldn't be about the volume.

I think you should do it.

You haven't even seen my designs,
what if I'm not any good?

Maybe you should show me.

Sure. Yeah.

My sketches are there.

They're super rough,
so don't judge me.

Alright, alright.

Wow.

I'm no expert on fashion, but I am
inclined to say these are pretty good.

Thank you.

I am inclined to agree.

[Doorbell]

Oh, that's Mindy.

This is my friend, Will.
He helped make the dress.

Oh, no, I didn't really-

Please, you were instrumental.

Hi, Will.

Hi, nice to meet you.

Okay, ready?

Yeah.

Here it is. Wow, Hannah.

It's perfect.

You don't know how
much this means to me.

It'll be like she
was there. Wow.

I, I can't thank you enough.

Oh, it is my pleasure.

Well, you have to
come to my wedding.

Both of you.

Oh

Sure, we would love to come.

Yeah? That's fantastic.

I'll see you Sunday.

Okay.

There you go.

See you. Bye.

So, it's a date.

Oh.

Or not like a date, date, but

yeah,

a professional encounter.

Yeah. It's research.

Sure.

Yeah.

You know, I don't get it.

A spot this great, it should
be packed on Friday night.

I mean, it did only
open a year ago.

It takes a minute to
build a reputation.

Yeah, but a place is beautiful,

if people knew about it, they'd
be coming from far and wide.

Hello.

Hello, Gentlemen.

Here comes trouble.

Hello, hello you two.

How nice to see
you both, together.

You will not believe
it is a crazy story.

Oh, you mean the
Millington's thing?

Yeah, Will filled us in,

we're pals now.

Coincidence, right?
Sort of like fate.

Shh.

Now that we're all here,

I actually have a small token of
my appreciation to present you two.

Ooh, a present?

Will, this is

No, really it's nothing.

I mean, I saw it at the antique
mall, and I couldn't resist.

You two have been
such gracious hosts.

It's a feeling I haven't
had in a long time.

Feeling like I'm at home.
It's the least I can do.

Will, this is very sweet.

I don't know what to say.

Will you excuse me for a moment?

I'm sorry.

Was it something I said?

No, don't worry about
it. It's been a day.

What happened?

We had an inspector
by earlier and let us

know that the foundation is unstable, and
that's going to cost a fortune to fix.

Breaks my heart to say it, but I
think this might be the final straw.

Well, there must be
something you can do.

Well, we already used all the money
for the pipes, so that's gone.

And I've been racking my brain trying
to think of something, anything.

Owning this place
has been a dream,

but if there's something
I could do, anything.

Trust me, I'd do it.

There is something you can do.

A few things, actually.

First, we need to
up your publicity.

I've got a Rolodex full of PR
contacts I can reach out to.

We can get you into magazines,

put you on some top ten lists,
get you into some travel blogs.

Next, we need to think of
ways to get the locals out.

You know, host events, make this
a hub for community and culture.

Yeah, we could host themed
events. Baby showers, weddings.

Exactly.

A bridal show.

Millington's does
one every season.

We'll host it here, invite vendors
from all over town, charge admission.

Not only will it showcase the
inn as the perfect wedding venue,

ticket sales should help raise
enough to fix your foundation.

That's brilliant.

What do you say?

This is great. I mean,
it's fantastic, but,

the reality of it is,

outside of Harry and myself, we
only have a handful of employees.

I mean, I just don't
think we even have

the manpower to pull
something like this off.

What are you talking
about? We'll help.

No, Hannah, no. Please.

I mean, you have so much
on your plate, I couldn't

Please.

Besides, it's literally
what Will does.

What's your job again?

Business consultant.

There you go.

Yeah.

Plus, I will be here every
step of the way, okay?

This place is way too
special to give up on.

Sorry.

Smoke in my eyes.

So, what did I miss?

Dad, it's Will.

I think I may have
found a designer.

Will, how many times
have we been over this?

No, seriously, dad,
hear me out, okay?

She's been with
Millington's for five years.

She knows the brand better than anyone,
but she has this really unique style.

I think she'd be perfect.

At least take a look
at her stuff, alright?

Fine. Send some sketches
over. I'll have a look.

Alright.

I really think I'm
onto something here.

Yeah.

Well, goodnight, William.

Right, goodnight Dad.

So, how's the internship going?

Well, to be honest, it's been
a bit of a learning curve.

But Hannah's a great teacher.

She certainly has
a knack for this.

And not to toot my own horn, but she
reminds me of me when I was young.

When you were young?

Louise, you don't
look at day over 30.

Stop.

The second I met her,
I knew she was special.

She has this way of
seeing the big picture.

Knowing what a bride needs
even before they know it.

She makes people
feel comfortable,

confident.

Well, it sounds like
she had a good mentor.

Seriously, Louise, you've done
an amazing job with this place.

Well, a leader is only
as good as her team.

Bye, girl.

Bye, Becky. Goodnight.

See you.

You're sure you're
okay to lock up?

Yeah, no we got it covered.
You guys go on ahead?

Okay.

You ready to make a dress?

Oh, I was born ready.

This is a pattern.

I made it based
on Mindy's dress.

Think of it as,
like a blueprint.

Okay.

Alright, I'll get the fabric.

Alright.

So, that's a dress.

[Montage Music]

Wow.

Pretty satisfying, huh?

Yeah.

You know, it's almost worth the
irreputable nerve damage to my fingertips.

You get used to it.

Hey, um,

Hannah, I've been meaning to
talk to you about something.

Yeah.

Well, I've been giving
it a lot of thought.

Well, you a lot of
thought specifically.

You have?

Yeah.

Millington's is looking for
a new in house designer,

and I want it to be you.

Oh.

I told my dad I'd send
him some of your sketches.

Is that something
you'd be interested in?

No.

No?

I'm sorry.

I'm flattered, but it's
not really what I do.

Yeah, you could, though. I
mean, you have the talent.

Thanks, but it's not
what I want to do.

I don't understand.

Don't you want your
designs to be seen,

to be featured in magazines, to be
worn by brides all over the world?

I mean, you could
be a household name.

But it wouldn't be my name.

It would be Millington's.

I don't want to give up creative
control to someone else.

No, no, no, you
wouldn't have to, okay?

You would have free reign.

Will,

I have worked in this industry long
enough to know that that is not true.

I care about upcycling,
bespoke sustainable fashion.

I want to own my own boutique, but I can't
do that if I'm exclusive to Millington's.

I just figured that-

and I am so grateful
you thought of me.

It's just not my path.

Do you understand?

Yeah,

Yeah, of course.

I mean, I don't, I don't, but,

I respect your decision.

If you reconsider.

I won't.

Thank you.

Are you crying?

No. No.

Wow, I did not peg you
for such a romantic.

What?

What makes you say that?

Because you're crying.

Okay. Me, neither.

Honestly, I've always
avoided weddings.

Growing up in Millington,

they always felt like more of an industry
event than an actual celebration.

I never really,

got them.

That's fair.

Wedding's are expression
of a couple's unique love.

See, they tell a story.

For Mindy, her dress made her
feel close to her mom today.

Ah, the right dress can make you feel like
the most authentic version of yourself.

Like you are exactly where
you're supposed to be.

Oh no, what did I say?

No, nothing. It's not you.

You are incredible.

The way you talk about all this.

You're so passionate
about what you do.

It makes me doubt that
I'm doing the right thing.

Taking over.

Maybe the person that takes over

my family's legacy should

actually like weddings.

Well you liked this wedding.

You know what I mean.

I should know more.

You've seen me. I'm
out of my depth.

Hey, you're just
new to all this.

But you're here now,
and that's what counts.

Will, you clearly want to
make your family proud.

And if you keep up the work,

I have no doubt that you will
make an excellent successor.

And when you do take over,

you know who to call if you
ever need a little inspiration.

Yeah, right.

You'll be too busy
running your own boutique.

Ah, yes, that might be true.

[Cheering]

Oh, wow.

Oh, Will you have some
good moves out there.

Not bad, right?

Care to join me?

I mean, me? Okay.

You're a pretty good
dancer, actually.

Yeah, just continuing
my wedding education.

I heard the dance floor was
a big part of the experience.

It is. I'm glad you
heard that. Yes.

[Music changes to a slow song]

(Awkward chuckles)

You know, um,

I was thinking, uh,

you should have a booth
at the bridal show.

What do you mean?

You should have booth.

You know, to kickstart
your business.

Millington's is sponsoring that
event. That's not appropriate.

Nonsense. I mean, there's
room for everybody, okay?

Besides, you were way too talented
to have your work not seen.

Will, I don't even have
a working sewing machine.

Well use Millington's equipment.

And I'll help you.

I'm a pro now, remember?

Will, I don't want-

Hannah, you have to.

You have to do it for yourself
and for your grandmother.

Thank you, Will.

Okay. Thanks for
sticking around, ladies.

As you know,
Millington's participates

in several bridal shows

all across the country,

every season.

But this year,

we thought it might
be a great idea

if we hosted our very own,

right here in town.

Really?

Yeah, it's an opportunity
to bring the community

and local vendors together and
show a new side to Millington's.

A new side?

Yeah, you all are doing
an incredible job here,

but if a business isn't
growing, it's not evolving.

So what can we do to keep Millington's
moving in the right direction?

Well, I do have a few
thoughts about that.

Great.

Great. Louise, the
floor is yours.

Well, I've noticed for
years that we've lost

sales because we don't
carry enough sample sizes.

Brides leave feeling
uncomfortable

and disappointed when we don't offer
dresses that suit their bodies.

I mean, they come to
Millington's looking

for dresses that make them
feel beautiful and confident.

And we fail them.

Yeah, we do.

I think we should
bring in brands

that offer designs that are more
inclusive and with larger sample sizes.

I mean, this is a
fantastic point.

How long have you been
noticing this trend?

Well, it's not a trend.

Bridal fashion is
quite limited sizewise.

But by being more inclusive, we open
our doors to brides who feel unseen.

I've mentioned it to
corporate before, but-

You know what, Louise?

If you put together a
recommended list of designers,

I'll put the buyers to work.

Oh!

And we'll make sure our Bridal show
has an emphasis on body inclusivity.

And Louise, you can
curate the booth.

And, Becky, you can put together an Instagram
campaign that reflects our new vision.

Okay, that sounds great.

What are you going
to do, Hannah?

Well, Hannah is going to be
helping me with logistics, and-

I'll be putting
together my own line,

which will be debuting
at the Bridal show.

What?

Yeah.

Get out! Really?

Hannah!

Congratulations!

Oh, Hannah. That's
incredible. Thank you.

I can't wait to see it.

Wow.

Well, let's all get a good night's sleep, and
tomorrow we'll get the ball rolling, yeah?

Yeah. Thanks, Will.

Really appreciate it.

You know, I was thinking, we have a
lot to go over for the Bridal show,

maybe we should get dinner?

At the inn, to plan.

Yeah, we can scope out the
venue and discuss logistics.

Great. I'll grab the car.

I'll lock up.

Great.

Whoa.

Look at this. What is going on?

I've literally never
seen this busy before.

This is amazing.

Kyle!

I know, right?

Congratulations.

Hello.

We're unusually busy tonight,
and I'm so sorry, but

I will be right with you.

Harry, hi. It's us.

Oh, hi. Oh, thank goodness.

I hate to do this to
you, but as you can see,

we are totally slammed.

So, you served in
college, right?

Okay, sure. Yeah, I'll help.

Thank you. Thank you.

I guess my buddy at 'Must Eat
Magazine' really pulled through, huh?

Oh, I'll say. We've been
like this since lunch.

Well, I'm not just going to sit here
and let you two have all the fun.

Harry, apron me.

I love you.

I love him.

I love you.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Good luck.

Have fun.

Hey, what's your poison?

Ladies, how was
everything? Good?

Careful.

Yeah. Sorry.

Take these, thank you.

I don't know how
to thank you two.

Seriously, I don't think we would have
been able to do it without you two.

It was actually a lot of fun.

I can't remember the last
time I felt so in the zone.

It was like the whole night
flew by in 15 minutes.

Yeah, you were really
in your element.

Hospitality looks good on you.

Well, in that case,
who's up for a night cap?

Boom, boom, boom, boom.

Four gimlets coming right up, and
then we have a Bridal fair to plan.

What?

Why are you looking
at me like that?

[Laughter]

As long as we keep Harry
here away from the glassware.

Okay. Give me a break,
it was one tray.

Oh, what you lack in grace, you
more than make up for in charm.

Thank you.

Okay, so it's settled.

We'll hold the event here.
Harry will man the door.

20 bucks a head, 6 vendors,

including the Millington's, and
our very own Hannah McKenzie.

Great. So all we have
left are the promo shots.

What for?

You have to have something
to put on the poster.

Picture it.

It's a beautiful
day at the lake.

It's sunny.

There's a bride, there's a groom, and a
loving embrace right after their wedding.

I mean, we have to show people what it'll
look like to actually get married here.

That's a great idea.

Who's going to take them?

Well, not to brag, but

I took a class at a community college,
and the professor said that I had an eye.

No, he did.

He's good.

Okay, if you say so.

Just let us know what
we can do to help.

Alright, well,
since you mentioned,

we will need models.

Oh.

Oh, no.

Come on.

What a night.

Look at you fitting right in.

I got to say, I feel
really comfortable here.

Never felt a sense of
community like this.

I could see myself settling
down in a place like this.

Really?

Yeah.

Well, I can't imagine
it would be easy to run

a global bridal conglomerate
from a sleepy suburb.

Okay, yeah, you got
a good point there.

So what does your dad think
of the whole bridal show idea.

I actually haven't told him yet.

Why?

I don't know.

He's always questioning my
ideas without hearing them out.

I just want to prove
to him that I can

take initiative, and that some
of my ideas are actually good.

For what it's worth, I think he's
going to be really impressed.

Yeah, hope so.

Hey, look, before you go, I
wanted to ask you something.

Yeah?

I want to put together a
little catalog for your shop.

We're doing the same
thing for Millington's.

Is there any chance I can get a
hand on some of your sketches?

Of course. I have them here.

They're rough, but it'll give
people a good idea of what I do.

Will those work?

Oh, yeah.

These are perfect.

Don't go stealing my designs.

Scout's honor.

So, I guess we'll see you
tomorrow for a big modeling debut.

Oh, don't remind me.

Please. 10 bucks says
you're a natural.

[Camera clicking]

Hannah.

What are you doing
with your arm?

Well, I don't know. What
should I be doing with my arm?

I don't know. Just not that.

Just stand naturally.

Just relax.

No, you're still doing the
arm thing. Okay. Alright.

What are you doing?

I don't know.

This isn't working.

Okay, it's not working.

You two don't look like you're basking
in the afterglow of marital bliss.

You look...

You look like two people that
barely even know each other.

Okay, try to get
closer together.

No, let's do it this way.

Oh, we're moving. Okay.

This way.

So turn here. And you,

great, okay, great.

Okay and just stare at
eachother like you're in love.

No.

No, what is this, the prom? No!

Okay, I have to do everything
myself. No problem.

I can help you.

Just hands.

Hold hands and then
bring those in there.

Relax your shoulders.

Okay, that's great. Don't move.

Now uh,

stare at each other like

there's no one else in the world that
you'd rather go through life with.

Like you just found
your other half.

Your um,

your perfect match.

Yes.

Yes, yes!

I'm a genius!

Okay, moving on.
Get in the boat.

Excuse me?

The boat?

You heard me, yep. Scoot!

Yeah, go on, get in the boat.

Why?

Hannah. Hannah, Hannah

Hannah. Hannah.

I have a vision.

I have a vision for
this photo shoot.

I have a vision for this inn,
and I have a vision for my life.

And that includes
making sure my husband's

financial sacrifice to buy me this inn and
make all my dreams come true, pays off.

Therefore, we have to utilize our assets
and showcase them in a way that customers

are going to be drawn in by.

Now, we have this lake

and we have this boat.

And if you don't get in
this boat and on this lake

and stare at Mr. Will here, like
you're madly in love with him,

I'm going to assume that you don't
care about my dreams or my happiness.

Is that what you're
trying to tell me, Hannah?

Is that what you're trying to say to
me now on the shores of this lake?

Okay, okay. I'll
get in the boat.

We're getting in? Thank you.

Okay, so, just a few
shots and then we're done.

Okay. Okay.

So, Harry's a pretty
passionate guy, huh?

Oh, you picked up on that.

Yeah, a little bit.

Hannah, relax your face.

You look great, sweetie.

Well looks like you
owe me that 10 bucks.

10 bucks?

Yeah. You bet me
yesterday, I'd be a natural

and clearly anything but.

Well, I don't know, you
look pretty good to me.

Thank you.

That's it. That's
the money shot.

We got it.

Alright, we can all go home.

Yeah, you two, you
can come back now.

Uh, Harry, we don't
have any ores.

Oh, Ores.

I forgot you were
going to need ores.

Harry!

Hey, it's okay.

Nobody panic. I'm just going to
go and find them from somewhere.

Stay where you are.

We don't really have a choice.

I'll be right back.

I guess there are worst
places to be stranded.

Sunset's pretty.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, I forgot with the
sunset comes the mosquitoes.

Yuck.

Oh, yeah, that kind of sucks.

Doesn't it? No. Will!

I couldn't help it.

Hopefully Harry will be
back soon with the oars.

Yeah,

when he gets back, how do you think
he's going to get the oars to us?

Right.

That's a good point.

Yeah.

We could always swim.

Excuse me, this is vintage.

I'm sorry.

Okay. Maybe we can just paddle.

What do you mean paddle?

With our arms?

Yes, with our arms.

Just, like this.

You got it.

Well, we're going
against each other.

You got to just turn around.

Turn around?

I think we got to...

Just be careful.

[Screams]

Oh! Hannah, Hannah!

[Screams]

Will!

Are you okay?

Harry, we needed ores!

We needed ores, Harry!

It looks like you hit the
target with this one, cupid.

You know, I think this might
be some of my finest work.

It's cold!

It's not warm.

[Splashes and laughter]

Hey, be honest with me.

Do you think the bridal show is
going to be enough to save us?

Yeah, of course.

It has to.

Because, you know, it's not
too late to cut our losses now.

We could sell.

We could start something new,
something maybe more practical.

Hey, what are you talking about?

It's just, you put
everything into this.

All your time. All your money

so I could have my dream.

I just feel bad.

I want it to be worth it.

Harry, your happiness
is always worth it.

It's a nice sunset, though.

[Montage music]

Hey, Dad.

Will, I got your text.

Yeah, I'm working on something
I'm really excited about,

but I don't want to
say too much yet.

Alright, talk Monday.

Bye.

Louise?

How's my favorite store manager?

Mr. Millington, what
a pleasant surprise.

I didn't know we
were expecting you.

Well, you weren't.

I just wanted to pop in,
see how my son's doing.

I hear he's cooking
up something exciting.

That he is.

I'll let him do the honors.

He should be here shortly.

Why don't you have a
seat in the office?

Don't mind if I do.

Okay.

Alright, got my end.
Yep. Lift it up.

Oh, yeah.

That's going to be nice, huh?

That'll work.

[Phone vibrating]

Uh, one second. Yeah.

Hey, Louise. What's up?

Did you know that your
dad was coming to town?

Uh, no.

Well, he's here.

Wait, sorry? At the store?

Yep, he's waiting for
you in the office.

Okay.

We're just wrapping
some things up here.

I'll be right over.

Thanks.

Alright, well I think
we've done good work here.

Yeah, looks great.

(voice fades out)

Hi, Alison.

Yeah, listen,

Will has found the new
Millington's inhouse designer.

Yeah, and I want to get
a full page add out stat.

Well, her name is

Hannah McKenzie.

And I want to get this moving
in time for wedding season.

Well, I'll get some patterns
for you as soon as possible.

Okay. Yeah.

Alright. Bye.

Hi. Can I help you?

No, no, I...

I'm Len.

Len Millington.

Oh, my goodness, hi.

I'm Hannah McKenzie.

You're Hannah McKenzie?

Yes.

Our new in house designer?

Sorry, what?

Well, these are your
sketches, right?

Your designs?

We have been looking
for an inhouse

designer for years, and when
my son said he found her,

I was skeptical.

But after seeing your designs,

I'm sold you're an
extraordinary talent, my dear,

and I see a great future for
you here at Millington's.

Will brought you this?

Well, he said he had a big
surprise and boy did he deliver.

Now, I've contacted
my assistant,

and she's working on a
press release as we speak.

I want your collection in
stores by the end of the season.

Will you excuse me?

Hey, come on in.

Hannah. Hey.

You show your dad my designs when
I specifically told you not to.

Okay, I have no idea what
you're talking about.

Don't lie to me.

You never actually cared about
helping me further my business.

All you cared about was
using me to further your own.

I would never do that.

Then why is there a press release
going out with my name on it?

Why does your dad
have my designs?

My dad must have found your
sketches in the office.

I told him about you before you
said you didn't want design for us.

But, Hannah, if he likes your designs,
I mean, this could be huge for you.

Maybe you should reconsider?

I told you, I can
do this on my own.

It's what my grandmother wanted.

I know, I know, okay?

But maybe it's time to
start thinking bigger.

Wouldn't your grandmother want
you to shoot for the stars?

You know what, Will?

I'm not sure where
you think you get

off telling me that my
dreams aren't big enough.

Hang on. That's not
what I was saying.

I'm done.

I quit. Millington's
and the bridal show.

Hannah, you can't do that.

Yes, I can.

You're going to pass my designs off as
Millington's anyway, what's the point?

Hannah, come on.

Hey.

Hey, Dad.

Will, Will.

What can I say?

This is incredible.

On top of finding
the perfect in house

designer, you planned
an entire bridal show?

I owe you an apology.

I underestimated you, and I will
never make that mistake again.

Well, thanks, dad, but

I think there's been a
bit of a misunderstanding.

Oh.

Yeah.

Why don't we talk?

I can't believe him.

I can't believe he would
do something like this.

He seemed like such a nice guy.

Yeah, I thought so, too.

I mean, he can't just
use your designs, right?

I mean, they're your designs.

What am I going to do?

Sue Millington's?

It's not even the point.

I never should've trusted
him in the first place?

Sure you don't want to
come over for a sleepover?

I'm fine, thank you.

Okay, well, let me know if
you run out of ice cream.

Bye.

Um,

could you take that with
you on your way out?

What do you want
me to do with her?

I want you to throw it away.

Glenda? No.

No, you can't throw Glenda away.

Please.

It doesn't even work anymore.

Okay.

Okay.

Thank you.

So let me get this straight,

there is no designer?

Right.

Just a bridal show?

Right.

I feel like such a fool.

Well, no, I mean, I can
share some of the blame.

I got way too ahead of myself.

I never should have talked to you
without clearing it with her first.

Well, obviously I'll
redact the press release.

I would appreciate
that, thank you.

But, um,

something tells me
that winning back her

trust is going to be a
bit of an uphill battle.

I don't even know what to do.

I mean,

she trusted me,

and I just let her down.

Well, if there's one
thing I know about my son,

it's that there is no
problem he can't solve.

And I'm sure you'll find a
way to make it up to her.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I
got a few phone calls to make.

Okay.

You?

Harry, I can
explain. No, no, no.

I don't want to hear
any more of your lies.

She had dreams, she
had aspirations,

and you crushed them.
You crushed her.

Don't. You need to
hold me back, Kyle.

Hold up, tiger.

I'm sure Will has a
perfectly good explanation.

No, he doesn't.

You do have a perfectly
good explanation, right?

Of course, I do. Okay, it
was all misunderstanding.

My father found her designs
and he made assumptions.

But look, I will do anything
to make it up to her,

but I need your help.

Hello?

Hi.

Emergency. It's an emergency.

Harry? Is it Kyle?

What happened?

Kyle? No, Kyle is fine.

It's a floral, it's
a floral emergency.

What do you mean,
a floral emergency?

Okay, no, it's not a floral
emergency. It's an everything.

It's an everything
emergency. It is Kyle.

He's freaking out.

Harry, you know I
can't come there.

No, he's not even here.

He didn't show, the scoundrel.

Please, I need your
help desperately.

Please.

Harry, I can't.

You said you would help
every step of the way.

I'm begging you, please.

Please, please, please.

Fine, I'll get changed.
I'll be right there.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi. Hi.

How can I help?

Hi. Hi. Great.

So good that you're here.

Everything is going terrible, and
the event is a total disaster.

What are you talking
about? It looks incredible.

Well, it looks
incredible until you

actually get inside, and then it
looks really well, not so incredible.

Sort of a mess. Poster
turned out fine, though.

This is not what I
should have done.

I should have never done an event where
I asked you zero questions about brides

and things you're experts at,
which I know nothing about.

Harry, how did you?

I didn't.

[Clears throat]

I don't know what to say.

You don't have to say anything.

I'm so sorry.

I never should have gone to my
father without talking to you first.

I just...

I got so excited about the possibilities
of where we could take your brand together.

But that wasn't my
decision to make.

Your work,

speaks for itself.

You shouldn't have
to compromise.

You didn't have to do all this.

It was the least I could do,

to show you that I
am behind your dream,

100%.

I called off the press release.

You don't need Millington's
and you don't need me.

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

Oh, yeah?

Oh, my gosh.

Are you the designer?

Yes, I am.

I've got my mother in law's
truly insane wedding dress.

It's from the 80s.

Need I say any more?

It'd mean the world to
her if I wore it, but-

Of course I can help.
You got a picture?

Yeah.

Come on in.

So the dress is gorgeous, the skirts
beautiful, but the top... (trails off)

So if you're considering a simple sheath
silhouette, you might think about adding,

an elaborate veil or maybe a
cape for an unexpected twist.

Great idea.

Yeah, but we'll talk soon.

Sounds good. Thank you.

See you.

Ahem.

What? I'm learning.

Yes. Well done.

William.

Dad.

Hey, listen,

I have to say, I am
thoroughly impressed.

I mean, the inclusivity angle

that was brilliant.

You've done great
work here, son.

Oh, thanks, Dad, but I actually
can't take any of the credit.

Oh, nonsense. You
can take the credit.

No, seriously. It's

It's the women of Millington's.

Especially Louise.

Louise? Really?

Yeah.

In fact, there's something I've
been meaning to talk to you about.

Okay.

I think Louise might be ready to step
up in this company... (trails off)

I just want to thank all of you

for the hard work and dedication
in making this event so special.

It was a big success,

and I'm happy to say that we raised
enough money to fix the foundation.

[Cheering]

And to Hannah, who acquired
at least ten new commissions.

Twelve, actually.

And throw a little
cherry on top,

Harry and I are
thrilled to announce,

we have a new partner joining
the Lakeside Inn family.

It's my best friend-It's Will!

Will is the new
partner. It's Will.

Yes, Will Millington.
Welcome aboard.

Yeah, I've just been looking
for a place to call home,

and I think I finally found it.

Oh, and not to mention, the
man is a master at the art

of hospitality, so he's
going to fit in just fine.

Wait, so Will, if you're not taking
over in Millington's, then who is?

Well, that would be...

Louise.

What? Me?

Well, if you'll accept
the position, of course.

I don't know what to say.

I'd be honored,

but where's this coming from?

Well, Louise,

since I'm retiring, it has
been brought to my attention

that there's something I
should have noticed years ago.

Over the past ten years, you
have proven yourself to be

instrumental in the
Millington's team.

And that hard work has
not gone unnoticed.

Not only have you managed
our most profitable branch,

but the ideas that you
brought to the table

have shown a level of innovation
that is sure to take Millington's

to new heights.

Momma Lou, moving
up in the world.

Awe, no one is more
deserving than you, Louise.

So, what do you say?

Well, I'm sure going
to miss my girls,

but I accept.

[Cheering]

Hey.

Hi.

What are you thinking about?

That I can't believe you
fixed my sewing machine.

Don't you mean, Glenda?

Okay, so I named my sewing
machine. What's the big deal?

No, I think it's cute.

Remind me to introduce you to
Stephen, my espresso maker.

Seriously, Will.

I can't thank you
enough for everything.

Don't thank me just yet.

I got one more surprise.

Want to race?

Okay, okay. You win.

Oh, oh. Cheater.

Is the blindfold
really necessary?

Yes. Now, stop asking questions,

and let me surprise you.

I'm nervous.

Okay, right here.

You ready?

Yes.

It's an empty storefront.

Correction. It is
your empty storefront.

You got me a store?

Yeah, well, I mean, technically,

Millington's did.

But before you say anything,
it's not in Millington's name.

Just think about them
as a silent investor.

You see, my dad,
who was so inspired

by your ingenuity

that he just wanted to support
you in any way possible.

On your own terms, of course.

Will, I can't accept this.

I can't accept you not
pursuing your dream, okay?

I mean, you've done so much for
Millington's over the years,

this is just our way of
doing something for you.

Just promise not to
put us out of business?

Well, no guarantees.

Oh. No store for you.

- Okay, you win!
- I just realized something.

What's that?

Now that you're a partner at
the inn, and I have my store,

you are not my
future boss anymore.

Or your intern.