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Heading to the airport. See you in an hour.
Oh, Anton, I thought I just saw Joe at the Falconer
with a woman.
So sorry, going to be late.
Flight's delayed. Big eye roll.
Just grabbing a quick drink at - guess where?
The Falconer, with my sister-in-law.
Am I your dirty little secret?
Oh, hang on, where's this come from?
What, are your friends making you feel bad again?
I expected there'd be more jacarandas.
It's very brown.
Oh, well, sheep do well on brown.
So nice to see you again, Joe.
Lovely to finally meet you, Birdie.
Oh, thank you.
Make yourselves at home.
I have to warn you, we've had Liam around.
Yeah, look, it'd be a shame to cut this place up
into separate apartments.
He does like you, Anton. Really?
Yes. He's invited you to his wedding.
- I love a country wedding. - Should I book you a flight?
Oh, I can book it. Where's the flight details?
Can you get Tovey's dad to drive you into the bank?
Oh, Christ, it's 10 minutes into town.
I need to know whether he's coming or not.
Is the seat next to mine booked,
and has that person checked in?
The flight is fully booked.
Oh, the seat's taken.
I'm 21-B.
Sorry.
Ladies and gentlemen,
please remain in your seats until the pilot turns off
the seatbelt sign.
So after all that, now he's rebooking.
What flight? Have you got the details?
Not yet. He'll be here tomorrow.
That's cutting it fine. Are you sure?
Right, so if you and Rory can help Kath with dinner tonight...
Mm-hm. I've got it.
Leela very kindly has offered to do lunch tomorrow
and then Don and Tovey will be dealing with the lamb spit
so I don't have to deal with it
because it's really freaky looking.
What are you doing?
I... I'm just doing some last-minute work emails.
I won't be a sec.
Right, done. I'm all yours for the weekend.
Did you remember her dress, Rory's dress?
- Yes, got it. It's all steamed. - OK.
- Oh! - Ready to go.
This party, oh, it just looks so beautiful!
- Wow. - Rory, Birdie's here!
- Oh, there she is! - Birdie!
- Hello, darling. - Where's Joe?
He's coming tomorrow. Are you excited?
- Really excited! - I am.
- Hey! - Hi, Tovey!
- Oh, where's Joe? - Oh, he's...
Never date a businessman.
- I'll fill you in. - Where's your mum?
- Hi, Don. How are you? - Hi!
Mum's dying to see you. Jump on in.
- Yes. - Nan!
They're back from the airport.
Oh, that's the perfect amount. Thank you, sweetheart.
Hello.
Come here, you. Oh!
Ah, look at you!
- Oh, but where's... - He missed the plane.
No!
He's just as tied up in the city on a property deal.
- He's coming tomorrow. - Oh, OK.
Well, I've put you two in the guest house.
Oh, well, actually, I did say to Mum
that she could have the guest house
because she needs the ensuite.
Yes, and I've told her
that I won't bloody hear of it.
I've put her in the sunroom. Come on.
Off you go.
Everything you need is in here for the two of you.
Oh, thanks, Kath.
So, are you in love?
He's... really wonderful.
What's he like? I want to know everything.
Does he make you feel special?
- Mm-hm. - Well, that's alright, then.
Tovey told us all about him anyway.
Oh, what did he say?
Oh, you know, just that you found yourself
a good country bloke.
Now, don't let Don bore him to death with farm talk.
- You know what he can be like. - Mm-hm.
I've got to keep moving, though.
Yeah, I'll be right there to help you out.
Hey, Birdie! Can I show you something?
Oh, sure. What have you got?
My speech, and I've been helping Nan with the seating plan.
We put you and Joe up the special end.
Oh!
Can I see your speech?
No, it's a surprise.
We put family up this end,
and then all of the single people
and people who didn't fit anywhere else go down here.
- And Cousin Gus. - Mm.
And then I'm here with my friends.
- Oh, I heard you'd arrived. Oh! - Hi.
I told Kath a couple should have the guest house.
- Yeah, well, thank you. - Well, so where is he?
Ah... Oh, he'll be coming.
Sorry about earlier.
- I got a bit confused. - No.
I was trying to get onto Joe, but he was in meetings,
and, you know, it's just...
he didn't end up needing the money.
He's worked it out.
So he bought it or he lost it? Which one is it?
Would you like... Would you like a snack, darling?
Yeah.
See what you can find in there.
Oh, well, it's the weekend.
They can't really do anything till Monday, so...
We'll just leave Joe to his own business affairs.
I don't really understand it.
Well, it was you who dragged us all into it.
Yeah, I know. Sorry.
Thank you for going to the bank. It meant a lot.
Anyway, we'll just focus on Anton and Tovey now.
Oh, come on, Miss.
Let's go and see what your slave-driver nan
wants us to do. I mean, I don't know why
she didn't hire some help for the weekend.
I think I'll take the flowers. They'll be lovely in my room.
Bye.
Hi, you've reached Joe Burt.
Please leave a message and I'll get back to you when I can.
Uh, there's only the one o'clock flight tomorrow,
and it's fully booked,
so I'm assuming you're going to be on that?
I cannot fucking understand why you haven't called me back!
Tovey, you need to hydrate.
No!
Hello, everyone! Hello.
Hello.
How are you? Good.
How are you?
How was the drive?
- Very long. - Yes.
Very long drive.
I heard from Anton you might be getting married next.
Oh!
Let me take that from you.
- Papa, Leela! - Darling, how are you?
Mwah!
Hello! How are you?
Welcome.
There's only the one o'clock flight tomorrow,
and it's fully booked,
so I'm assuming you're going to be on that?
I cannot fucking understand why you haven't called me...
Sav blanc all the way from Mudgee, Margeaux.
Perfect for you lot.
We're moving forward to your fave...
Dad, speech.
Everyone, everyone, can I have your attention please?
Thank you for coming to the farm and to Mum and Dad for hosting.
It was all Kath.
And I want to mention those family members
who can't be with us this weekend.
So, Anton, your mum, Seeya - always missed.
Margeaux's Gordon.
Aunty Birdie's Joe?
Oh, no, shush, darling, he's... he's on his way.
My sister, Jessa, and her partner, Ade,
who couldn't be here unfortunately, from Lisbon
for the wedding, but they sent their love.
Hello! Surprise.
What are you doing?
What are you...? Hello!
No, I didn't!
Right, food's up, everyone.
Grab yourself a plate, serve yourself - let's go!
And you sit down. You are not the help.
I know... OK.
Birdie, Birdie. I want you to tell me about this property deal
that is keeping the beau away.
Oh, yes, it's amazing.
Yeah, it's a grand estate, just outside Ballarat.
Big, red-brick mansion with 18 rooms,
manager's residence,
most gorgeous olive grove
and... and a pinot vineyard.
Not the old Tara estate?
Oh, no...
There's only a couple I'd call grand in that area.
Tara's the only one that grows pinot.
Oh, no, no, no. It's Eldorado.
Oh, I've never heard of it.
The Tara sold recently,
I'm sure I've read that somewhere.
- Yeah. - Oh.
Well, we're also looking at another place called Jacaranda,
which isn't really as pretty, but it has brown grass
- and sheep do well on brown. - Oh...
- Hi, Dadda! - Oh, baby!
Am I getting a drink or a what?
Oh, my goodness!
Hi, you've reached Joe Burt.
Please leave a message and I'll get back to you when I can.
Just call me, Joe.
Hi, you've reached Joe Burt.
Please leave a message and I'll get back to you when I can.
- Hey. - Oh, hi.
- So good to see you. - Oh, you too.
I hear you're dating a bazillionaire
and buying a mansion.
Not quite.
We're thinking about moving back to Melbourne
and trying for a baby.
Oh, Jessa!
And when we do, I will organise a couples dinner
for the six of us.
- Beautiful. - Yay.
I can't wait.
I'm looking forward to meeting him.
Yes, we're all looking forward to Joe's arrival.
He's on the one o'clock, isn't he?
Oh, thank you.
Don will head out after lunch, love.
Oh. Is...
Don's not going out just for Joe, is he?
Well, everyone else arrived last night, didn't they?
Yeah, no, but he can just get a cab.
Oh, I wouldn't hear of it.
Well, you might need Don here.
Excuse me, missy, but your Joe is a VIP special guest.
And we are all busting to meet him.
I'm so happy you've found someone.
You know...
we were all saddest for you when your dad died.
Oh...
w... Why's that?
Well, you two were so close.
And your mum was...
wild - jealousy.
He had to be careful, you know,
not to pay you too much attention
or she'd get stroppy with him.
Found it on the wood heap.
Look familiar?
Oh, no, that's not Eldorado.
Righto.
Thought it was too much of a coincidence.
I might have a quick shower while the water's still hot.
Hi, you've reached Joe Burt.
Please leave a message and I'll get back to you...
Hello, you've reached Northwest Real Estate.
- How can I help you today? - Oh, hi.
Did you handle the recent sale of the Tara estate,
about three months ago?
That's right. A beautiful property.
Are you looking for something similar?
It...
Did it go back on the market again?
No... Not that I'm aware of.
So it's not currently for sale?
No, it'd be quite unusual to sell again so quickly.
OK. Thank you.
Birdie, can you give us a hand?
Rory wants some braids.
Oh... Yes!
Hi. Don, I've just heard from Jo.
- All good? - Well, no, no.
His son was at the pool and he was running and he slipped
and hit his head.
Oh, no. Is he OK?
He's... Stitches.
So it doesn't sound good.
I don't think he's going to make his flight.
Oh, my goodness.
Let us know if there's anything we can do, OK?
Actually, Don, can you just keep it between us?
I don't want to worry Anton and Tovey.
- I'm a vault! - Thank you.
You look nice.
Oh. I look terrible.
Oh, God.
Oh, God, what's happened to me?
I look so dumb.
- What? - Oh, no.
You're a princess.
Oh!
Oh, and look, you've got a crown.
Look at you.
And a prince will come along one day.
I love my princess.
Oh, and you're pretty like a princess.
Let's exchange rings.
With this ring, I thee wed.
I picked this reading with my dads
from The Velveteen Rabbit.
"'What is real, ' asked the Rabbit one day.
"'Real isn't how you are made, ' said the Skin Horse.
"'It's a thing that happens to you.
"'When someone loves you for a long time...'"
"'...not just to play with,
"'but really loves you,
"'then you become real.'"
"'Does it hurt?' asked the Rabbit.
"'Sometimes, ' said the Skin Horse.
"'But when you are real, you don't mind being hurt.'
"'Does it happen all at once,
"'like being wound up?' he asked.
"'Or bit by bit?'
(FADING) "'Generally,
"'by the time you are real, most of your hair has been loved off,
"'and your eyes drop out, and you get loose in your joints...'
That's you. "'...and you're very shabby...'"
THAT'S you.
"'But these things don't matter at all,
"'because once you are real,
"'you can't be ugly, except to people who don't understand.'"
Yay, darling! Well done!
Could somebody please pour me a champagne?
- Shh. You're fine. - I'm desperate for one!
Rors, Rors, come on.
- ..to see you. - It's lovely to see you too!
I look forward to catching up!
I'm terribly sorry, Birdie.
Where's Dad?
- Where's Birdie? Get Birdie! - Yeah!
Birdie! Birdie!
Come on in.
Here we go, ready? One, two, three!
Tovey!
Birdie, smile, wave.
Oh, we need more mineral water up here.
Thank you.
Oh, Joe...
Oh.
How is his son doing?
Oh, Don told you.
Yes, um, he's... he's recovering.
- It was very scary. - Yeah.
- Mm. He sends his best. - Aw.
I think Jessa and Abe should sit up this end of the table.
- I'm going to go down there. - I would never ask you to move.
- It's no problem, I don't mind. - No, please.
- No, no... - Really.
I want to.
If everyone could please sit down.
Food will be served now.
Hey, Noah, can you run and get Rory from the swings?
- Tell them it's dinner time. - Yeah.
Thanks, babe.
Alright, there we go, everybody.
- Cheers. - Cheers, everybody.
- Cheers. - Cheers, darlings.
One more!
Is Birdie alright down there?
This looks beautiful, Mamma. Thank you.
So, how do you know...?
Cousin. Tovey's.
- You? - A friend.
And Rory's godmother.
Are you the egg donor?
No.
- So what do you do? - I'm a journalist.
- Written anything I'd know? - Oh...
Gus.
Joe? Mm...
He's... He's tied up in the city.
He's really sorry.
What?
How long are you going to let this go on, Bird?
There'll be a good explanation.
There always is.
What is happening to you?
Can we please not do this today?
It's your wedding.
Please?
Then when?
I don't care. Tomorrow.
Promise?
Fine.
OK, well, food is up.
Speeches after.
You still good?
I'm great.
You ARE great.
Hey.
You know what you should write about?
Plight of the average bloke.
We're going extinct.
Normal guys don't get a look-in
unless you've got a six-figure bank salary.
I mean, you guys don't even need us to have babies anymore.
I think you'll be OK. Excuse me.
I stay away from social media.
I'm very private.
Just grabbing a quick drink at - guess where?
The Falconer, with my sister-in-law.
Oh, I see you. I fucking see you!
♪ ..into
♪ The shade
♪ Where'er you walk
♪ Cool gales shall fan the glade
♪ Trees where you sit
♪ Shall crowd into
♪ A shade
♪ Trees where you sit
♪ Shall crowd
♪ Into
♪ A shade. ♪
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God! I can't believe he's such a good singer!
Thank you so much, Ade.
Alright, alright.
I would like to make a speech now.
Husband...
Love is not a noun.
It's a verb. A doing word.
Love is... turning up.
It's being there.
It's staying when things get tough.
Love is to make a decision...
Is that for me?
I love you.
And now Birdie's going to make a speech.
Most of you already know Birdie.
She's been everything from my girlfriend
to my best friend to Rory's godmother.
And now she is our maid of honour.
Yay, Birdie!
My dad always said...
Am I your dirty little secret?
Oh, hang on. Where's this come from?
What, are your friends making you feel bad...?
I remember Anton ringing me
and telling me he'd met 'the one'.
He'd found his person.
And what a find!
Trust me.
10 full years of a love that just keeps growing.
The trust you share carries no doubt.
I can't imagine what that feels like.
I couldn't be happier for you.
To Tovey and Anton.
Thank you.
Cheers.
Good speech.
And now, you can drink.
Yeah, that's a good idea.
Lovely. Does anyone want more gravy?
Mamma?
Oh, my God!
Birdie! Are you OK?
Up, up, up, up!
You alright?
Oh, hey! Do you want some water?
Is your head alright?
It's better now!
- Have you eaten any food? - No!
Yeah. I don't know. Have you?
- Yes, of course I have. - Am I... Am I drunk?
- Me too. - You are!
Me too, me too.
- Brilliant. - I love you.
- I love you. - Aw. Me too.
I just do, I love you. Aw.
- I love you. Mwah! - Fuck off.
- Go and have a... - Come on!
Come on, get a drink!
Not another drink.
He's left you, hasn't he?
Oh, I can't watch it.
Oh, it's embarrassing.
You don't judge me.
Why have you never loved me?
You only loved him.
I was just in the way.
Is it a crime that
I wanted to spend more time with my new husband
before I started washing nappies?
Maybe I don't want a man around all the time...
Liar.
..to be a wife as my whole personality.
- You're a liar. - A gigantic love story.
- Liar. - It was suffocating.
He's left you, hasn't he?
- I still can't breathe. - Oh, it's embarrassing.
- Liar. It's embarrassing. - You win.
Well, it was touch-and-go there for a while, but I...
She got me the very last seat,
at the very last minute.
I get to Wagga. I get off the plane...
..I tell him where I'm going, brings me here.
And I gave him a very large tip, I must say.
Yeah, and then he's going to take his family
on a holiday to Vanuatu to see the blue pools.
How's your son?
Oh, he's away at school camp at the moment.
- Oh... Birdie said... - Here she is!
The beauty of the dawn.
She makes an appearance!
Ah, good. The bacon and eggies are here.
Hey, look. She's in shock.
- Hi, darling. - Morning!
Joe!
- Hello. - Hi!
Probably just three for tonight.
Thinking they'll be there alright.
Can I sit in the front seat?
Oh, give you a text when you get back, will you?
- ..Tesla next. - Oh, yeah?
Can we get ice cream on the way home?
..Bioweapon Defence Mode...
Have a great trip. Good to see you.
When we get back, I want to ask you a question.
- Thank you. - Yeah, thanks very much.
Excellent. Lovely, safe driving.
Thank you!
These cracks don't look good.
We should, um, speak to the strata board.
..that bad.
Just want to make sure that the foundations aren't...
When's the, um... When's the next board meeting?
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