I Me Wed

In bustling Boston, Isabel Darden has built a career turning houses into dream homes while confidently embracing her single life. At thirty‑something, she’s admired for her sharp wit, stylish independence, and a circle of friends who both celebrate and worry about her perpetual bachelorhood. Her mother, Lillian, and her best friend, Amy, keep nudging her toward the traditional path of marriage, a pressure that feels increasingly out of step with the modern rhythm of the city she calls home.

Fed up with endless dates that never spark, Isabel takes a daring stand: she will marry the one person who knows herself best—herself. With the enthusiastic help of her gay friend Bill, the plan starts as a cheeky, private gesture meant to quiet the chorus of wedding‑obsessed onlookers. Yet the concept catches fire online, turning her into a media sensation and sparking a nationwide conversation about what it truly means to be single, empowered, and content in a culture that prizes partnership above all.

Amid the swirl of headlines and social buzz, a new possibility emerges when Isabel meets Colin, the charismatic son of a contractor she works with. Their connection hints at a genuine romance that could rewrite the script of her self‑marriage experiment, introducing an enticing tension between staying true to her bold declaration and opening her heart to a conventional love story.

The film balances light‑hearted satire with heartfelt introspection, portraying a world where personal branding, viral fame, and age‑old expectations collide. Isabel’s journey invites viewers to wonder how far one will go to define happiness on her own terms, and whether the allure of a public promise can coexist with the quiet pull of an unexpected, real‑life partnership.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:45