The young bride Rachel finally married her childhood sweetheart boyfriend Heike. Heike is handsome, gentle, considerate and loyal. He is a first-class good man. He loves Rachel deeply, and Rachel thinks she loves Heike too. It wasn't until at the wedding, right on the red carpet leading to the groom, that Rachel glanced aside inadvertently when she saw another woman who suddenly felt like she had been struck by lightning. That woman was Ruth, the florist, who was in charge of all the flowers for the wedding. In this way, they met at the wedding and became friends. Rachel begins to believe that there is such a thing as love at first sight in the world. Although Rachel and Ruth love each other, but she is already married, Heike is so good, in the end Rachel chose to give up, and Ruth chose to leave. Rachel's change was seen in Heike's eyes. He wanted to give Rachel happiness, so he chose to leave. He didn't feel sad because Rachel fell in love with a woman. What he was sad about was that Rachel fell in love with another woman. people. Rachel confronted her parents, and his father told her "follow you heart" and drove her to Ruth. What a great parent. Finally, in the congested motorcade, Rachel found Ruth. Two people who love each other can finally sit in the park in late autumn, snuggle up and taste the fragrance of coffee together.
It's a British light comedy. Although it is a homosexual theme, it is handled in a relaxed and humorous manner, full of tolerance and understanding, making people see love and hope. There is no moral condemnation, erotic struggle, confrontation with relatives, and social struggle. The basis for every choice is to follow the choice of your own heart, for the happiness of others, and for your own happiness. This is a story about gay love, and it’s also a story about common people’s love. I also like "save face" in the same type of movie.
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