The Vows We Keep

there was a special kind of magic to be found

where heaven meets clear water, if this mountain is in sight.

Luckily, before we ran off to look for it,

my great-grandmother clarified.

The magic he was referring to was simply finding love,

happiness and contentment.

But I'll never forget the main reason my great-grandparents

decided to open their home for events,

was to share the magic of the place.

But I could never have kept Rosewood going,

managed it all these years without you as my copilot.

But I have to tell you, honestly, Gabriel,

I'm quite devastated you're leaving.

You know, if Anna wasn't transferring back east,

I'd never leave here, Simone.

I know.

But, you know I can't possibly run this place

without your help.

So, maybe this is finally the right time for me to let it go.

Well, you know, if you decide to sell,

Jared will help you with that.

Oh, I'd never ask him to take time away from his job.

But you're like family to all of us.

He so adores you.

The feeling is mutual.

Plus I'd be so delighted

to get to spend some time with him before...

Before Rosewood is history.

I'd be proud of my son if he was helping you.

Since I no longer can.

...Now and forever hold their peace.

Marriage is the union of husband and wife.

It was beautiful, amazing, just absolutely exquisite.

I'm sure my boss will be using you again.

I know I will.

Thank you.

Well, I'm only about 40 minutes outside of town,

so I can be there in, let's say, 50?

How 'bout that?

Raymond!

All right. I'll see you there.

Hazel.

I just met with the florist for pickups,

paid the musicians and the caterers,

so all that's left is clearing out the rentals.

Doing it all without having to be asked.

That is why you're my top coordinator.

Last time I checked I'm your only coordinator.

Still irreplaceable.

You know, I talked to Simone, she said this is one of

the prettiest weddings they've had here in years.

Yeah.

Well, it's a good thing you have me in charge.

Hey, I trust you can handle the last bits?

You're leaving?

Yeah, quick work drink in town.

I just assumed you could stay late.

Of course. Yes, I can.

Terrific.

Hey, and remember, no-

No, tire marks on the lawn.

Ding, ding, ding, ding!

The best events leave no trace.

But live in the hearts forever.

I wish I could take credit for that tag line.

I think you already have.

I'll see you Monday.

Of course, I do. Thank you.

I understand they're nervous.

Perhaps remind them that every aspect of my financial plan

is driven by the relationship between risk and return,

which is very conservative.

Yeah.

I'd be happy to go over their portfolio with them again

if they'd like.

Tell them to give me a call.

I'll be in the car for the next little bit.

Tell 'em to call me. Thanks.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Hey Simone. Just wanted to call and let you know

I'm just leaving the city now, I should be arriving later this evening.

See you soon then.

Okay, bye.

Hey, you've reached Lindsey, leave a message at the beep.

Hey, Linds, I am so sorry I had to cancel tonight,

but I am all yours tomorrow morning, I promise.

I have... what? I gotta call you back.

Well, no, I can't...

What is he doing? Oh, you've got to be kidding me.

Ugh!

Perfect timing!

The last trucks just left about 10 minutes ago.

So, I have made your favorite.

Apple turnovers!

You didn't have to do that.

No, you didn't need to bring me these beautiful flowers.

Or, you know, say you'd help.

Well.

Please, sit down.

So, what happened?

I heard you were in finance now?

I thought it was marketing.

It was, it was, and real estate before that.

And leasing, before that.

Well, I'm glad you finally settled here.

So, did your dad explain everything to you?

He did, he said that you wanted my help

selling and closing everything out.

Is that true?

Why are you so shocked?

Oh, it's just, I know this place has been in your family for-

For four generations.

But Jared, the maintenance, the repairs.

It's really becoming overwhelming.

Well, I've had a look into your financials,

and what you're making now

isn't nearly as much as what you would make

by reinvesting profits from the sale.

Well, I suppose that's good news.

And your sister's okay with selling?

Oh, I'll deal with her.

She has no interest in Rosewood.

Good.

Well, I've done some digging

and I found somebody who specializes in resort sales.

Her name is Erin McNamara and, if you're interested,

she can meet us here tomorrow.

Wow, you work fast.

If it feels like it's too soon...

No, no, no. Tomorrow's fine.

But that's enough talk of business.

Please, have these before they get cold.

Thank you.

Yeah, but you know, just like he worked-

What, you... you guys are early!

Or a day late, depending on who you ask.

I know, I'm sorry, I... I couldn't get away.

I'm kidding.

You know coffee and magazines is something I love on a Sunday,

so this is perfect.

Well, these should keep you busy all the way till Tuesday.

Oh, um, you haven't seen her stack yet.

There's more?

We definitely want to do the hora,

although I'm slightly terrified.

Trust me, Linds, after a minute you'll be having so much fun

everyone will want a turn.

You're still thinking about two separate officiants?

Joe's family Rabbi is in

and Dad is gonna talk to their new minister.

Apparently everyone is super impressed with her.

I swear, I should give up corporate law

and create a magazine

completely dedicated to interfaith weddings.

I mean, there is so much to consider and not much in here.

I just want everyone to be happy.

No matter what you choose, Linds,

as long as respect is the foundation,

you can't go wrong.

What did Mom always say?

"Love is the branch."

Why does this keep happening?

She would have been so happy for you.

And, so excited.

I'm just, I'm really glad that she knew

you wanted to get married where she did.

Yeah.

I was an impressive eight when I decided.

Oh.

Well, I was a lucky 28 when you decided to ask me out.

Hey. She'll be there, okay? I'm sure of it.

All right, you two.

We still have all of these stacks to go through.

Yeah.

So...

Did you finally talk to your boss?

About the post reception in and out truck?

Check.

No, about taking on the dual role of maid of honor

and lead planner at our wedding?

Yeah, no.

Why not?

You've pretty much been doing the job

without the title or the recognition.

For what? Way too long.

I just want to be 100 percent there for you.

There'll be a better time to ask.

You can't keep doing that.

What?

Putting everyone before yourself.

You've been doing that since...

since Mom's been gone.

I will talk to him.

Soon... ish.

But first I have a very important question to ask you.

Mmm.

Bouquet toss, or no bouquet toss?

What do you think?

No bouquet toss.

Yeah.