Wedding Season: Season 1

MA15+

2022

78%
66%
8 episodes
Comedy
Romance
Disney

Marriage and murder collide in this comedic mystery series starring Rosa Salazar (Alita: Battle Angel) and Gavin Drea (Cyberpunk 2077).

Katie and Stefan... More

Marriage and murder collide in this comedic mystery series starring Rosa Salazar (Alita: Battle Angel) and Gavin Drea (Cyberpunk 2077).

Katie and Stefan fall for each other at a wedding and begin an affair, despite Katie already having a fiancé. Two months later at Katie’s wedding, her new husband and his entire family are murdered. Stefan and Kate blame each other and the search for the truth begins.

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Where to watch Wedding Season: Season 1

Wedding Season: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia... More now on Disney+.

Wedding Season: Season 1 episodes

Episode 1

Katie McConnell got married. Then she went missing. Now she's... More suspected of murder - nine of her in-laws died on her wedding day. The only person who might know what really happened is hopeless romantic Stefan, who tells the police the story of how he met, and fell in love with, Katie at the first of a series of weddings over the summer. But Katie isn't done with him yet…

Episode 2

Stefan and Katie are on the run in the Scottish... More highlands, with Metts and Donahue hot on the heels. A visit to Uncle Fred, the last remaining Delaney, might provide some answers to what happened…

Episode 3

Katie and Stefan barely escape Uncle Fred’s with their lives,... More and find a clue about the men pursuing them that leads them to Glasgow. In the past, Stefan encounters Katie at another seaside wedding, convinced that he’ll find evidence that Hugo and her aren’t right for each other. But just when he’s about to give up on her, he finds some shocking evidence of what she’s really up to.

Episode 4

Stefan and Katie’s captor interrogates them about what happened on... More their trip to Las Vegas months earlier — a trip that Stefan thought was an impromptu bachelorette party for her after Mary Delaney bailed on her. But as Katie reveals, she had an ulterior motive that fit into her grand plan, and that put both of their lives in danger…

Episode 5

Stefan is back in the custody of Metts and Donahue,... More who are skeptical about The Block. He tells them about the day of Anil and Leila’s wedding, where Stefan was kidnapped and dumped in the middle of nowhere by Hugo Delaney. Can Katie help him retrieve the wedding rings in time for the ceremony? Back in the present, Stefan’s knowledge about The Block might put him in greater danger than ever before

Episode 6

Katie journeys to London to seek answers from Vince, a... More tailor to the criminal underworld, while we finally learn the truth about her secret tragedy, and the ten-years-in-the-making revenge plot that it led to. Stefan searches for her in London, but is he ready to forgive her? And can he get to her before The Block do?

Episode 7

Katie and Stefan have made it to Texas, disguised as... More wedding dress fitters to infiltrate a massive crime family wedding, with a plan to extract a confession from the real killer and clear Katie’s name. But they reveal more than either bargained for: Katie had one last secret, and it might change the way Stefan sees Katie forever…

Episode 8

Katie and Mitzi hide out in a desert chapel, seemingly... More out of options, as the murderer, and Stefan, close in. Can he forgive her? Is there any way out of their desperate situation? And over the horizon, is that help coming in a very unexpected form?…

Wedding Season: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

78_%23 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
66_%10 reviews
Audience score rating

"Wedding Season cleverly combines the rush of Hitchcockian "wrong man” yarns with a send-up of the Wedding Industrial Complex. It’s an unlikely match that reveals itself to be truly inspired..."

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RogerEbert.com

"For the most part, Wedding Season is a combination of two shows that can’t get out of each other’s way."

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IndieWire

"If Katie and Stefan feel underdeveloped as the leads, the supporting cast fares even worse."

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A.V. Club

"It’s almost a plug-and-play of tropes and characters we’ve seen before."

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Paste

"The script is finely calibrated if not always plausible..."

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Los Angeles Times

"Caught up between being a light-hearted comedy and a crime romp, the show never really figures out what it’s supposed to be, or who it’s for."

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The Telegraph

"What is clear, regardless of how the mystery ends... is the talent of its cast, and its charismatic lead in particular."

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Variety

"Drea is fantastic as the stumbling and lovelorn Stefan, who brings a Martin Freeman-style everyman vibe to the role..."

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Decider

"There are just enough effective punchlines or farcical misadventures that I could ignore that nothing in the darker side of the story nails its tone..."

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