Wedding Singer 2 (2025) picks up nearly thirty years after Robbie Hart and Julia Sullivan danced their way into each other’s hearts on a flight to Las Vegas. Now married and living in New Jersey, Robbie is a part-time wedding singer and full-time dad, while Julia runs a small event planning business. Life is good—but not quite as exciting as it used to be. When their daughter, Ellie, announces she’s getting married, it sets the stage for one last wedding adventure neither of them saw coming.

Ellie’s wedding is planned to be a massive destination event in Nashville, where her fiancé’s wealthy, high-maintenance family lives. Robbie and Julia are thrown into a whirlwind of southern wedding culture, clashing personalities, and family traditions. Robbie promises to write a new wedding song for Ellie, but finds himself struggling with writer’s block and self-doubt about his musical talent in a world that has moved on from ’80s love ballads.

Meanwhile, Julia tries to balance being a supportive mother and keeping the wedding plans from spiraling out of control. Things get even more complicated when Glenn Guglia, Julia’s infamous ex, unexpectedly reappears—claiming he’s changed and offering to help with the wedding through his high-end event company. Robbie is instantly suspicious, leading to a series of comedic and awkward confrontations.

As the big day approaches, tensions rise. Ellie starts to question whether the wedding is truly what she wants or if she’s being swept up in expectations. At the same time, Robbie begins to realize he’s been so focused on proving himself that he’s forgotten what love and music really mean. After a heart-to-heart with an old friend—George, the flamboyant keyboardist from the original film—Robbie finds his inspiration again.

The movie reaches its emotional peak when Robbie surprises everyone by performing a new, heartfelt song at the rehearsal dinner, not just for his daughter, but for Julia. The song reignites the spark between them and reminds everyone of what weddings—and love—are really about. Ellie and her fiancé, inspired by their parents’ journey, decide to have a smaller, more meaningful ceremony.

Wedding Singer 2 (2025) is a nostalgic, feel-good comedy filled with music, laughter, and heart. It’s about second chances, growing older without growing apart, and the timeless power of a great love song.