Just Say Yes

Bryan and Courtney love each other but stall at every proposal. Courtney, an event planner, rejects a rooftop dinner, a puppy surprise, and a decorated living room because she promised her late father she would say yes only on the field where they shared childhood memories. Bryan, devoted but perplexed, cannot grasp the depth of that vow. Chris, Courtney's ex, reappears with gifts and uninvited visits at her office and home, tightening the strain. Henry and Jenny, Bryan's friends, launch Operation Just Say Yes, a fake birthday dinner meant to lower Courtney's guard before the real moment. Chris gatecrashes the dinner, confronts Bryan, and declares he will win her back. Bryan kneels with a ring under the public glare, and Courtney, overwhelmed by pressure and her unmet promise, refuses. Bryan lashes out and drives off, leaving her in tears. Bryan confides in his mother, who tells him she once rejected his father's proposals until they carried personal meaning, and he absorbs the lesson. Courtney goes to the field alone, grieving what she believes is the end. Jenny helps Bryan track her there, and he finds her on a swing, mourning. He kneels without spectacle, names the field's significance and her father's memory, and Courtney accepts through tears. They reconcile, naming their communication failures and reaffirming their love, and a celebratory dinner follows with Henry, Jenny, and their circle. The group toasts the engaged couple while Courtney begins listing wedding plans. Bryan smiles indulgently, now attuned to what she needs.