Ep 11. Three Weddings and a Musical

DJ Tanner-Fuller and her sister Stephanie Tanner, who have previously lived in their family home with their childhood friend Kimmy Gibbler and their respective families, face an emotional crossroad in the season finale of "Fuller House." In season 5 episode 11, titled "Three Weddings and a Musical," the Tanners say goodbye to their beloved San Francisco house with a triple wedding ceremony.

The episode opens with chaos on the final day of packing at the Tanner-Fuller-Gibbler household as family and friends rush around the house to get everything done in time. Amidst all the commotion, DJ and Stephanie receive a surprise visit from their estranged sister and Kimmy's brother, Jimmy Gibbler, who comes bearing big news. Jimmy has finally proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Fiona, and the two have decided to get married in the Tanner-Fuller house as a surprise to everyone.

As the family scrambles to get ready for the surprise wedding, DJ, Stephanie, and Kimmy realize that they also have some big decisions to make. DJ is torn between choosing between two men, while Stephanie must decide whether or not to have a baby with her husband, Jimmy. Kimmy and her husband, Fernando, are also dealing with their own issues when they announce they need to move to Florida for his job.

Despite all the chaos, the Tanners come together to plan one of the most memorable weddings the house has ever seen. As the triple wedding ceremony unfolds, viewers are treated to heartwarming moments between the family members, as well as a surprise musical number that brings the house down.

But as the celebrations come to an end, the Tanners must face the reality that this will be their last night in the house. They all gather together in the living room for an emotional goodbye, reminiscing about the memories they've made and the lessons they've learned in their beloved home.

"Fuller House" season 5 episode 11, "Three Weddings and a Musical," is a touching farewell to a house that has been a home to the Tanner family for over three decades. It's a celebration of love, family, and friendship that reminds us of why we fell in love with the Tanners in the first place.