Father of the Bride

Annie excitedly shares the news with her husband George that she is pregnant. This news triggers a wave of anxiety and self-doubt in George as he reflects on his impending role as a grandfather at a relatively young age.

Overwhelmed by the changes ahead, George decides to dye his hair brown to recapture his youth. Simultaneously, he tasks his assistant with creating a list of people older than him, showcasing his fears about aging.

The Banks family faces a series of unfortunate events, including a leaky roof and a termite infestation. These problems lead George to consider selling their family home without consulting Nina.

During a family dinner, George casually reveals his plan to sell the house, shocking Nina. This revelation leaves the family in crisis, facing the possibility of vacating their home in just ten days.

With no home to return to, the Banks family moves in with Bryan's wealthy parents. They must adjust to living in a new environment alongside Bryan's energetic Dobermans, which have always annoyed George.

Nina begins to show signs of menopause, leading to a doctor's visit that reveals she is also pregnant. This unexpected news brings a mix of joy and anxiety for both Nina and George.

The family encounters Franck, Annie's former wedding planner, who is ecstatic about the news of two new babies. His enthusiasm adds another layer of complexity to the family's already chaotic situation.

Feeling overwhelmed, George walks through familiar streets only to discover demolition crews at his childhood home. He pleads with Mr. Habib to spare the house, emphasizing its sentimental value.

Mr. Habib agrees to let George buy back the childhood home but demands $100,000 upfront. Burdened with emotions, George complies with the terms, allowing the family to regain their beloved home.

In an effort to unite the pregnant women in his life, George organizes a joint baby shower for Nina and Annie. This thoughtful gesture aims to bridge gaps and enhance family bonding amidst the chaos.

Franck takes charge of transforming George and Nina's nursery into a luxurious 'baby suite.' This renovation sparks George's exhaustion as he grapples with the stress of upcoming changes.

As fatigue intensifies, George succumbs to Franck's offer of 'Vatsnik,' a potent sleep aid. However, taking two pills proves too much for him, leading to an alarming collapse just before dinner.

Franck takes charge when chaos ensues, escorting the family to the hospital. George finds himself in a mix-up when he is mistakenly identified as a patient needing a prostate exam.

As the family anticipates the births, they adjust to the substitute obstetrician filling in for their regular doctor. The unexpected situation leads to a warm acceptance as they wait to welcome two new lives.

The births finally occur, marking a joyous moment for George as he holds his newborn grandchildren, a boy named George and a girl named Megan. This experience highlights the culmination of his emotional journey.