SYNOPSIS:

Single Chicagoans Miranda and Bradley haven't been dating for long and don't know much about each other when they surprisingly become engaged in 2004. Miranda, and her sassy sister Abbey, try to figure out how Miranda can “come out” to Bradley about her family. However, they quickly learn they have more in common than they thought - they were both raised by two dads. When the dads meet, Miranda’s fathers Thomas and Patrick, and Bradley’s fathers Jonathon and Stephen, are overly excited about the wedding news. In fact, the four fathers have ideas on every aspect of the wedding, from venue to catering to flowers. They aren’t timid about sharing them, as Miranda and Bradley try to maintain their composure. Miranda and Bradley travel to Louisville to visit her childhood church, and her dads schedule a meeting with an accountant-turned-caterer, Miranda and Abbey’s birth mother. Each decision, with not-so-subtle input from the four fathers, gets Miranda and Bradley closer to the edge, and Abbey can’t help but stoke the fire. As the week of the wedding arrives, all of the out-of-town family and guests descend upon Louisville. The night of the bachelor and bachelorette parties start well enough, but both parties end up at a local gay bar. With everyone stressed and now drunk, the night ends with not one, but two, trips to jail, and with Miranda finally having a much-needed meltdown. At the rehearsal dinner the next night, the four fathers go back to their old ways, and Miranda runs out in tears. Back at the hotel, Bradley tries to console Miranda by noting that the worst part is over, and the wedding is the next day. Bradley also reminds Miranda that the dads are only excited because they cannot have weddings of their own at this point. This hits Miranda hard, as she has only been concerned about her own wedding. The next day at the wedding, Miranda and Bradley stand up for marriage equality by asking all of the dads to share in the nuptials that day.