Table 19

Eloise McGarry initially looks forward to being the maid of honor at her friend Francie Millner's wedding. However, two months prior to the event, she must withdraw from this role after a painful breakup with Francie's brother, Teddy, who informs her of his decision through a text message.

Following the breakup with Eloise, Teddy reconciles with his former girlfriend, Nikki. This unexpected turn results in Nikki taking Eloise's place as maid of honor, leaving Eloise feeling even more isolated as she attends the wedding.

During the wedding reception, Eloise finds herself sitting at Table 19, which triggers feelings of discontent and uncertainty about her decision to stay. She contemplates leaving but ends up meeting a diverse group of misfit guests who also occupy the table.

At Table 19, Eloise encounters Huck, who comforts her with awkward advice. Their interaction leads to a brief dance where an unexpected kiss occurs, though it soon becomes clear that Huck is not who he seems.

The group at Table 19 grows closer as they reveal personal secrets. They confront Teddy about the breakup, learning that he ended things after Eloise expressed her doubts about their future as parents, leaving Eloise feeling undervalued.

At Table 19, the guests share their vulnerabilities, with Walter revealing his criminal past and Renzo discussing his awkward prom situation. Their shared stories create a bond amongst them, offering emotional support in a challenging social environment.

Amidst their introspection, Jo reveals she is battling cancer, which deepens the connection between the table guests. Eloise learns that Jo predicts they will have babies around the same time, stirring both joy and a sense of loss.

Tensions rise when Jerry and Bina argue about their troubled marriage at the table. The situation escalates, leading Bina to leave with Walter while the rest ponder their own reasons for attending the wedding.

The group decides to investigate the mysterious wedding crasher, Eloise's acquaintance Huck. Their search reveals that he is actually the groom from a different wedding, prompting some mischievous revenge from Walter.

As the wedding party departs on a ferry, Eloise shouts out an apology to Teddy, seeking closure. However, her words are lost in the wind, leaving her feeling unresolved and disconnected from her past.

After a somber moment, Eloise and her friends return for a slice of wedding cake, reflecting on their evening. The mood shifts when Teddy unexpectedly jumps off a boat to meet Eloise, leading to a moment of reconciliation.

In a heartfelt moment, Teddy and Eloise agree to forgive each other and embrace, marking a pivotal point in their relationship. The band plays another song, encouraging everyone to join the dance, symbolizing unity and joy.

Months later, the impact of Jo's absence is felt as Eloise and Teddy build their life together. Eloise is shown to be pregnant, highlighting the changes that have occurred since the wedding.

As Eloise and Teddy welcome their son, they send out birth announcements to their friends from Table 19. The choice to name their baby Joe signifies hope and connection to the love and support they found that day.

Walter reflects on the bonds formed at Table 19, declaring them as his family. Meanwhile, the Kepps find joy in their relationship, showcasing how the table's misfit guests have all evolved since that fateful wedding.