The Girl in the Park

Radio City Music Hall.

No. I'm just saying,

if we're gonna have a wedding,

we may as well have a wedding.

We will. Wait till you see

his dad's backyard.

- It is-- It's perfect.

- Mm-hmm.

Chris has been putting

a hell of a lot of work into that house.

I haven't been down there

in a couple of weeks, but I hear--

- It's stunning. It's really stunning.

- Really?

He says it isn't finished or anything

Iike that, but you can just tell.

You can tell.

He is just so talented.

So it might be a Iittle cold

when we say our vows. Who cares?

Hey, come on.

Your love will warm us all.

Exactly.

It's all right. It's, uh, you know,

by the water and everything.

It's very cool.

So when Celeste told me

that she and Chris had decided

to make honest people of each other--

... finally,

it wasn't exactly a complete surprise.

We already had the invitations

for this engagement party

printed up, to be honest.

Hired the caterers.

We were a Iittle ahead of them.

But they've caught up nicely,

don't you think?

Aw.

Anyway, Chris, what can I say?

Chris is the kind of young man

that Dave and...

- Mom--

- I'm sorry.

I promised I wasn't gonna do this.

My Lord. Okay.

Well, if you think this is bad now,

just wait for the wedding.

Um, anyway...

All right. Here.

Let's see now. Yes.

It's an old clich

that you're not losing a daughter,

you're gaining a son.

And, uh, we are also, of course,

gaining a grandchild.

I don't know if I'm ready for that.

But we just want to say, Chris,

welcome to our family.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

- Doug.

- Yeah.

Well, I -- I am Doug Sandburg.

I am Chris's dad.

And, uh, first, we'd Iike to thank

Dave and Sarah

for everything they've done

for this wonderful event.

Uh, Chris has chosen his in-laws well.

He's a smart man.

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