Yours, Mine and Ours

High school sweethearts Frank Beardsley and Helen White unexpectedly cross paths at a restaurant while on separate dates. This chance encounter in New London reignites old feelings between the two, prompting them to reconsider their lives and future.

At their 30-year class reunion, Frank and Helen meet again, further deepening their connection. The nostalgia of their past leads to instant sparks, encouraging them to explore their relationship once more.

Overwhelmed by their rekindled romance, Frank and Helen decide to marry in a private ceremony. Both are aware of the challenges ahead, with their combined families totaling 18 children from previous marriages.

After the wedding, the couple moves their large blended family into a new home, sharing the same property as the iconic lighthouse where they once shared their first kiss. The household is bustling with Frank's and Helen's many children and pets.

As they settle into their new life, the differing lifestyles of Frank and Helen create tension. Frank's strict Coast Guard beliefs conflict with Helen's free-spirited approach, leaving their children in a chaotic and confusing environment.

The newly blended children struggle with their parents' rapid marriage. Initially, they react poorly to the situation, culminating in a messy paint fight during a planned renovation of the lighthouse.

Frank's oldest son, William, gathers the kids to discuss their frustrations with the family dynamics. He proposes that by highlighting their parents’ differences, they may force Frank and Helen to confront their own issues.

As time passes and they participate in family activities like soccer games and school events, the children begin to bond. This newfound camaraderie helps to alleviate some of the tension within the household.

Frank and Helen attend a formal Coast Guard dinner where Frank is presented with the prestigious opportunity to become Commandant. However, after reflecting on his responsibilities to his family, he declines the offer.

While Frank and Helen are away, the older children throw a massive party that spirals out of control. Upon their return, the couple finds their home in disarray, leading to a significant fight between them.

The children witness how unhappy their parents are following their fight. Reflecting on their actions, they begin to feel guilty and understand that they may have contributed to the divide between Frank and Helen.

After some thought, Frank decides to accept the Commandant position, prompting a family meeting to break the news. This decision creates a mixed reaction among the children, who feel conflicted about its implications.

Determined to fix their family, the children enlist Helen's help to rectify the chaos they caused. They organize an effort to express their support for Frank and Helen, hoping to mend the rift.

In a touching moment, Helen activates the lighthouse spotlight, a symbol of their shared memories. This gesture brings Frank to the realization that Helen truly wants to be with him, rekindling their bond.

Frank and Helen decide to reaffirm their love through a second wedding ceremony, now involving their entire family. This celebration marks the beginning of a more united and supportive family dynamic.