Maybe I Do

Michelle and Allen find themselves at a crossroads in their relationship, contemplating the idea of marriage. In an effort to gain insight and reassurance, they invite their respective parents for a weekend get-together, hoping that this meeting will shed light on why committed partnerships endure. Unbeknownst to them, however, Michelle's and Allen's families have a long-standing history, having known one another for years. This shared experience leads to differing perspectives on the concept of marriage, resulting in a series of humorous and insightful debates that challenge the young couple's beliefs and assumptions about wedded bliss. As tensions rise, Michelle and Allen must navigate through their parents' advice and decide whether they can trust their own instincts when it comes to love, partnership, and the institution of marriage itself.