Confetti

The prestigious bridal magazine Confetti announces a competition to crown the most original wedding, with the winners receiving a new house and a magazine cover shoot. From a pool of entries, three couples are selected: Sam & Matt, Isabelle & Josef, and Joanna & Michael. Gregory and Archie, a duo of wedding planners and partners in business and love, are hired to orchestrate all three weddings.

The planning phase begins in earnest as all three couples start learning singing and dancing to fit their themed weddings. Gregory and Archie coordinate the venues, vendors, and timelines, keeping the three projects on track. Tensions and expectations rise as each team negotiates ideas and constraints.

Sam's mother and sister dominate proceedings, browbeating Sam and trying to hijack the wedding. They actively thwart invitations, including pressuring Sam not to invite her estranged father, and Matt's irritation grows as he watches their influence overshadow the couple's plans. The pressure threatens to derail Sam's confidence.

Snoopy, Matt's oldest friend and best man, harbors resentment toward Sam for coming between him and Matt and uses lyrics to express his bitterness. He cultivates a quiet antagonism that complicates the wedding's mood during rehearsals. His bitterness hints at possible clashes at the ceremony.

A bitter argument erupts between Matt and Sam's mother and sister, culminating in Matt being kicked out of the house. Sam confronts her mother and sister, finally standing up for herself and setting clear boundaries. The moment marks a turning point in Sam's confidence and in their relationship with her family.

Isabelle and Josef are driven by unexplained financial difficulties and a fierce will to win, which makes them suspicious that the competition is fixed against them. Their determination escalates the rivalry as they push harder to outdo the other couples. The pressure feeds their anxieties about success.

In a drastic step, Isabelle undergoes plastic surgery to alter her nose, resulting in a longer nose than her original. The procedure underscores their anxiety about winning and perfection. The decision strains the couple as they race toward the big day.

Josef confronts jealousy over Isabelle's friendship with their tennis coach Jesus and worries about his own unfinished tennis career. He fears he cannot be a worthy husband if his ambitions falter. The emotional strain adds tension to their relationship during the planning period.

Vivienne tries to block a naked front-cover wedding; she challenges Joanna and Michael's comfort with revealing their bodies. Michael resists dressing for the ceremony while Joanna remains insecure about baring herself to strangers. The magazine's pressure pushes the couple toward a breaking point.

The mounting tensions across all couples threaten to derail the weddings, casting doubt on whether any ceremony will take place. The staff and couples scramble to reach compromises before the big day. Nervous energy hangs over the planning and rehearsal period.

The big day arrives and the weddings largely proceed despite jitters. Michael and Joanna still choose to bare all during the ceremony, challenging Vivienne's dictates. The other two weddings go smoothly enough, with performances and celebrations unfolding in the planned venues.

Matt and Sam are crowned winners, prompting sour grapes from Josef and Isabelle. The rivals' disappointment underscores the high stakes of Confetti's contest. The moment brings a sense of closure to the intense planning ordeal.

A few months later, the three couples are seen adjusting to married life and navigating their new routines. They reflect on the experience and begin to live with the compromises and joys of their unique weddings. The film closes with a hopeful view of their futures together.