A happily engaged couple enters the final week before their wedding believing that the hardest decisions are behind them, from seating plans to vows. They are stylish, successful and deeply in love, surrounded by friends and family who expect nothing less than a perfect celebration to crown a relationship that has always looked effortless from the outside. Their venue is booked, their families have flown in, and calling anything off now feels socially impossible.

Then an unexpected revelation about one of them changes the temperature of every room they enter. What should have been a private conversation spreads through rehearsals, dinners and late-night confessions, forcing the couple to ask how well they truly know each other and whether love built on a partial truth can survive complete honesty. Neither wants to be the villain of the week, yet honesty keeps making them look like one.

Friends take sides, small annoyances become evidence, and the machinery of the wedding keeps rolling forward whether the couple is ready or not. Each event in the countdown becomes a test, mixing excruciating awkwardness with genuine heartbreak as charm gives way to doubt and carefully managed images begin to crack in public. By the rehearsal dinner, even the caterers and photographers can sense that something has gone badly wrong.

From A24, this romantic dark comedy stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson as a couple watching their big week unravel in real time. Sharp, intimate and often painfully funny, the film explores modern relationships, pride and forgiveness, asking whether a wedding should go ahead just because everyone has already arrived for it. It is a small-scale story told with big emotional precision, the kind that lingers after the credits.

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