Wedding Invitation Named My Sister as the Bride, So I Called It Off

On the day Katie's engagement is celebrated, her brother-in-law and three-year-old nephew die in a car crash, turning the wedding into a funeral. Months later, as Katie prepares to marry Kieran Stephens, her grieving sister Polly Pruitt plans every detail of the wedding — the venue, the gown, even the invitations, which bear Polly's name and her favorite lilies. When Katie objects, Kieran defends Polly, and the family's guilt over the deaths silences her.

Katie discovers she is four weeks pregnant, but Kieran coldly tells her to end the pregnancy, saying a baby would wound Polly, who lost her own child. Her mother agrees, urging her to be unselfish. In the wedding house Katie paid for, everything belongs to Polly, and Kieran hands her an abortion appointment slip. When Polly threatens to jump from a rooftop, Kieran shoves Katie aside, leaving her bleeding, and rushes to Polly.

With no room left for her between the two of them, Katie walks away, holding the snowy-mountain magnet that was once her only tie to Kieran.