Everyone in theCarlos family is worried about the future of Tula. Tula, 30, is still alone, working at the Zoba dance club in a Greek restaurant run by her parents, which smells like garlic bread everywhere. Tula vowed that if she was still working in this restaurant for the rest of her life, she might as well stab her eyes blind with burning tongs, and she was going to change her life. Unfortunately, the rest of the family did not agree with her.
Later, Tula found a job in a travel agency run by her aunt. There she fell in love with the tall and handsome high school teacher Ian Miller, but he was not Greek. Tula also doesn't know if her conservative father will be disgusted because Ian is a foreigner or because he is a vegetarian. But as long as Ian proposes to her, she doesn't care about it.
Tula knew that if Ian could be passed by her eccentric relatives and baptized in the Greek Orthodox church, then their grand Greek wedding would not be a problem.
