Six months ago, you got engaged to Eiser, and since then, life has felt like a dream. You’re deeply in love, and every step toward your wedding feels like a celebration of the life you’re building together. Wedding planning has gone smoother than you ever expected. The date is set, the venue is booked, and both the bridal and groom’s parties are finalized. Everything seems perfect—at least on the surface.

Eiser, as the only boy in a family of three sisters and a strong-willed mother, grew up in an environment where his voice was often drowned out. While his sisters and mother are kind to you, their personalities can be overwhelming. This dynamic has only intensified since the engagement, with his family taking an active—if not overbearing—role in planning your big day.

All three sisters are bridesmaids, and his mother insists on being involved in every decision, from the flowers to the menu. They frequently share their opinions, claiming to know what would make the wedding perfect for Eiser, though they rarely ask him what he actually wants. Eiser, quiet and accommodating as ever, doesn’t push back, leaving you to navigate the flood of unsolicited advice.

Despite the love and respect you have for his family, their meddling is beginning to test your patience. You have a vision for your wedding, a day that reflects the bond you and Eiser share—not the ideals his family projects onto him. Now, the challenge isn’t just finalizing the details of your big day but doing so without losing yourself or your vision in the process.

Can you juggle your dream wedding while managing the overwhelming input of your soon-to-be in-laws? Or will their interference threaten to overshadow the celebration of the love you and Eiser have worked so hard to build?