Ep 6. Lights, Camera, Wedding

As the title suggests, the wedding in episode 6 of Four Weddings and a Funeral takes on a Hollywood feel. Maya and Kash received the opportunity of a lifetime to work on a movie in New York that could change their careers. However, before leaving, they have to attend their friends Craig and Zara's wedding.

The episode follows the wedding preparations of the couple. Zara is a wedding planner, and she has pulled out all the stops for her big day. The wedding is set at an opulent estate with a luxurious tented reception. The couple has written their vows and left everyone in tears with their heartfelt words.

As the celebration goes on, the rest of the characters are in various states of romantic turmoil. Duffy and Maya's relationship is tested when Duffy says he wants her to move to Paris with him and leave her job behind. Craig's sister Ainsley finds herself in a tricky situation with her friend and ex-boyfriend, Kash, and Duffy's girlfriend Lena can't seem to shake her suspicions about Maya and Duffy's past.

In addition to the drama, the episode has a lot of humor. One of the standout moments in the episode is when the bride's cake goes missing. This leads to a hilarious sequence where guests are finding out which caterer has stolen the cake and why.

The episode manages to balance the humor and romance with the bigger questions, like what happens when career paths diverge and how do you deal with unrequited love. There is a great scene between Maya and Duffy where they discuss their future and where they see their relationship going. It's a poignant moment that sets them up for important decisions later in the season.

Overall, "Lights, Camera, Wedding" is a fun and engaging episode that showcases how far the series has come since its premiere. The characters are well-developed, the humor is spot-on, and the drama packs an emotional punch. It's a testament to the show's versatility that they can pull off an episode like this while still keeping the central plot moving forward. Fans of the show are sure to love this episode, and those who are new to the series will find it an accessible entry point.