My Mother’s Wedding (2025) is a heartfelt and bittersweet drama centered on three estranged sisters who reunite under one roof for the unexpected wedding of their mother. Each sister carries her own emotional baggage—resentments, regrets, and long-held secrets—that resurface as they return to their childhood home. The announcement of their mother’s upcoming third marriage sparks confusion, concern, and ultimately confrontation.
The bride-to-be, their mother Diana, remains optimistic and mysterious about her decision, insisting this wedding will be different. As the sisters prepare for the ceremony, they are forced to navigate unresolved tensions, old family wounds, and questions about what love and commitment truly mean. Through laughter, arguments, and shared memories, the family begins to rediscover the fragile but unbreakable bond between them.
The story delicately balances humor and heartbreak as the women face not just their mother’s choices, but also their own. Each sister embarks on a journey of self-reflection—learning to forgive, to let go, and to embrace the messy beauty of family. Their relationships evolve as past grievances give way to unexpected understanding.
My Mother’s Wedding is a moving exploration of love across generations, the complexities of family, and the courage it takes to start over at any age. Anchored by strong performances and emotional depth, the film reminds us that weddings are not just about new beginnings—but also about healing what’s come before.