| Director | Clint Cowen, Norman Korpi |
|---|---|
| Genre | mockumentary |
| Runtime | 84 min |
| Country | United States |
| Budget | $250,000 |
The film centers around Norman, who is soon to marry his boyfriend Sky. Norm's parents do not approve of this, but give him $10,000 to use for the wedding. With this money, he hires Clint, a professional wedding video director. He sends Clint out to videotape some of his best friends. This includes Julie, a naive country girl who is surprised to find out Norman is gay; and Heather B., a street-wise, egocentric African American woman who doesn't really care either way. The three were once roommates in New York City; they lived on Gay Street.
Other guests include Norm's Minnesotan lumberjack cousin Sean and his conservative-but-open-minded wife Rachel who is eight months pregnant, promiscuous stripper Cory, Norm's college buddy Syrus, and opinionated eurotrash DJ Lars. The group ultimately converges in Norm's castle in Los Angeles where pre-wedding festivities unfold.
Crises unfold when the wedding planner Norm has hired discovers he is gay and backs out; when her assistant secretly continues the gig, the planner cancels all of their catering and florists. Additionally it becomes evident to everyone at the wedding that Sky has a female mistress; Cory reveals that Sky is also a gay porn star.
Ultimately, the wedding goes off mostly without a hitch (thanks in part to Norman's obliviousness because he took ecstasy), and Clint edits the video down into a charming (if false) portrayal of a happy wedding.