Deeply in love, Sarrah and Victor, 18, are ready to tie the knot. But this teen couple doesn’t have everyone convinced. Victor’s parents urge them not to rush and his own groomsmen question why he needs to get married. Meanwhile, Sarrah’s uncompromising mother, Raja, imposes her own plan: a traditional Moroccan wedding complete with cultural music, food, and customary outfits for the couple. Their wedding visions clash instantly and Sarrah’s stress levels go through the roof as the arguments escalate. Victor, an aspiring policeman, tries to keep the peace as the big day approaches.
Even though his parents are dead against it, 19-year-old Adam and his girlfriend Stephanie, also 19, are ready to tie the knot and live happily ever after. But all the stresses of planning a wedding make the couple edgy and the fights get nasty. Stephanie accuses Adam of being a procrastinator, and Adam starts hurling insults at Stephanie! The bride makes good on her promise to make childhood friend, Samantha, her maid of honour but quickly realizes she’s made the wrong choice and is forced to do something about it. The couple invites Adam’s parents over for dinner in the hopes they’ll help financially with the wedding with little success. Their love is still solid but what they really want is their families’ undying support.
Nineteen year old Catherine is set to marry her boyfriend, and father of her baby, Daniel. But while she juggles school, the majority of the parenting, and plans for the wedding, Daniel’s priorities are hidden deep in his other great love, video games. And despite Catherine’s directive to curb their spending, he makes no attempt to abide by the new rules. Then Daniel’s best man shows up and breaks another rule: no strip clubs for the bachelor party! The signs don’t look good as the young couple race towards the biggest day of their lives.
They’re still in school, work dead-end jobs, and are completely broke but Tyanna, 18, and Jessie 19, don’t care – they’re getting hitched! Too bad Jessie barely lifts a finger to organize the wedding and can’t even find one last groomsman to round out his party. With tensions high TyAnna and Jesse have to negotiate if they can even afford a honeymoon. And TyAnna worries that her reckless teenage sister Nicholle will ruin her special day by bringing her jail bird boyfriend to the wedding. If that wasn’t bad enough, TyAnna’s maid of honor is seven months pregnant and could give birth before her wedding, or worse, on her wedding day!
No one thinks Jessica, 19, and Jorge, 18, should be getting married. Not even Jorge’s 13-year-old best man, and brother, Omar. His parents say he’s too immature while Jessica’s sister, Nancy, thinks she’s a spoiled brat. They might be right, since the couple have spent all of the wedding money on partying. And Jessica throws a hissy fit at the hair salon when her bridesmaids vote against her updo. But it’s Jorge’s bromance with best friend Jimmy that poses the greatest threat to the couple’s big day!
High school sweethearts Patti and Mikel, both 19, are tying the knot against the advice of her mom, and his gun-toting grandma. Hopeless romantic Mikel says he’s in it for the long haul, but Patti gets stressed when he plays video games as she plans the wedding. With mom footing the wedding bill, Mikel’s grandma helps him buy the honeymoon lingerie and… handcuffs. And a family fistfight at Mikel’s stag casts a big cloud on their big day, especially when everyone on his side boycotts the rehearsal dinner.
Together since junior high, and the proud parents of a one-year-old, 19-year-olds Rebecca and Luis are getting married. But Luis must contend with his father’s constant warnings of an imminent divorce. And when Rebecca accidentally posts an open wedding invite on Facebook, total strangers start RSVP’ing. But things really start to go awry when Luis’ 15-year-old best man and brother, Fernando, gets engaged to Rebecca’s maid of honor, Angelina. After being accused of stealing the bride-to-be’s thunder, Angelina skips the bachelorette party. So Rebecca holds a game of rock-paper-scissors between the remaining bridesmaids to replace her.
The only people who think Jessica, 18, and Will, 19, should get married are Jessica and Will. But when Will gets drunk and ducks her calls the night before, Jessica shows up and threatens to leave him at the altar!
It’s Lacey and Brandon against the world! Neither family thinks the 19-year-old couple is ready to get married. Get a real job is more like it, and something other than an out-of-shape MMA fighter or aspiring fashion model. But when her brother insists on strippers at the bachelor party, Lacey threatens to cancel the wedding… on Facebook! Things get worse the next day when a hungover Brandon misplaces the ring and the maid of honour forgets her dress at home.
The parents say they’re not mature enough. The friends say it’s just a bad idea. But 19-year-old couple Sam and Rebecca say…shove it! However, since the two broke girls need all the financial help they can get, it’s their slightly less broke friends who must come to the rescue. Their problems get worse when their Friday wedding means everyone has to skip school to attend. And when Sam shows up only minutes before the ceremony, she discovers that no one has decorated the hall!
Despite warnings from his whole family and her mom, high school sweethearts Gavin and Ashley, both 18, are getting married no matter what. Ashley’s sister thinks they’re an odd couple and Gavin’s uncle thinks it’s happening way too fast. Meanwhile Gavin’s nervous because he’s never even been to a wedding. And Ashley’s plan for an outdoor ceremony in freezing weather has her bridesmaids feeling iffy. Plus, at their quirky “stag and doe” party, a hypnotist’s act has an unexpected effect on Ashley’s mom. But Gavin’s cross dressing adventure while suit shopping means they really just need to figure out who’s going to wear the wedding dress!
Even though Demarcus, 19, and Kelsey, 17, are from opposite sides of the tracks their love knows no bounds. An aspiring rapper, he gave up his career for Kelsey, but Demarcus’ family wishes he’d take care of his future before tying the knot. Meanwhile, all the underage bride wants is for her mom to attend the wedding. And when Kelsey can’t get a marriage license without her disapproving mom’s consent, it’ll take more than love to save the big day!
After dating online for two years, Brooke, 17, and Austin, 19, are getting married. The fact that they’ve only met in person once before doesn’t seem to matter. Their very different personalities don’t either. Brooke’s laidback parents understand since they married at the same age. But Austin’s more traditional parents aren’t as understanding. And when Brooke flies across the country for the wedding, she isn’t exactly thrilled with her new digs. So Austin plans a fun night out with his female friends, thinking they’ll be her bridesmaids since she doesn’t have any friends of her own there. But with the big day a week away, and her parents on the way, the couple starts questioning whether they should go through with the ceremony!
David and Tre’Darrius, both 19, are young, black, and gay, and getting married in not-so-progressive Memphis. But the odds are stacked against them. Once very popular, David’s friends ostracized him after he came out in high school. Neither mother is responding to the wedding invite. And their only adult supporter, Tre’s uncle Theo, thinks they’re too young to marry. When flaky groomsman Rico says he might have to work on the wedding day, the couple is crushed. The biggest obstacle, though, is making the marriage legal. That means going to Washington, DC, but Tre must first get over his fear of flying!
Her mom says high school drop out Leah, 18, needs a reality check, and his best man thinks Codey, 19, is making a terrible mistake. And it’s a little weird that the teenage couple met when her mom and his dad hooked up on a dating website. But the biggest thing for Leah and Codey is where to live when a “custody battle” for the groom breaks out among his fiancée, the Grandma Mary who raised him and the mother who wants him back home. With the wedding day looming, and three women fighting for his attention, Codey has a difficult decision to make and not everyone will be happy with it!
Kendra, 18, ran away from home to be with Mark, 19. And now, a few years later, they’re getting married. But convincing her family to attend will be tough when they’re still blaming Mark for stealing their little girl. At least they’re kind of talking, and Kendra’s teary-eyed dad is trying to be supportive. Mark’s parents, on the other hand, are nowhere to be found. But the couple is resolved to tie the knot anyway, and they’re going to have fun doing it. Kendra pranks the bachelor party, and her antics at the bachelorette shindig are a bit much for Mark. As the big day approaches, however, heartbroken Kendra pleads with her mom to the last minute. And no one knows for sure who will walk the runaway bride down the aisle.