Heart Set on Her

Synopsis

Mia and Emma decide to marry, expecting the commitment to bring their shared future into clearer focus. Bringing their families together instead exposes a complicated network of traditions, practical arrangements, and competing ideas about what a wedding should mean. Preparations that might have seemed celebratory become sources of argument and uncertainty, forcing the couple to distinguish their own wishes from obligations presented as inevitable. The story follows marriage as an institutional and family event as well as an intimate decision between two women. Their relationship must withstand expectations that neither controls alone. As planning continues, Mia and Emma begin questioning whether the ceremony they are organizing will actually express the happiness they want, or whether protecting their partnership requires redefining the terms on which that happiness is recognized.