1:19:02
wait and listen.
1:19:03
You will hear
a song from the breeze.
1:19:07
Oh, great.
1:19:08
This is great.
1:19:10
Oh, O.K.
1:19:11
Now, it is
a tradition
1:19:13
for the bride
and the matron of honor
1:19:16
to drink
champagne
1:19:17
out of each
other's glasses.
1:19:19
It is?
1:19:20
It is?
1:19:21
It is.
1:19:22
It's sort of
an Irish thing.
1:19:24
Did you
know that?
1:19:26
No.
1:19:27
Well, uh, pour.
1:19:29
Grandma.
1:19:30
O.K.
1:19:31
Um...
1:19:38
Here.
1:19:40
O.K. Now, hold
your glass up
1:19:42
really nice
and high.
1:19:44
O.K.
1:19:45
And... to Diane
1:19:48
and... whoever.
1:19:49
Gary.
1:19:50
Right.
1:19:52
You look beautiful.
1:19:55
Mmm.
1:19:56
Gary, get out
of here!
1:20:00
It's bad luck for the groom
to see the bride
1:20:04
before
the wedding.
1:20:05
Well, then,
1:20:07
here's to bad luck.
1:20:20
[Madame Ruth]
There is something you can do.
1:20:23
You must drink
from the same glass,
1:20:26
then kiss her.
1:20:27
Drink from
the same glass, then kiss her?
1:20:30
She will
fall in love
1:20:31
with the man
she loved most
1:20:33
and hate the other
forever,
1:20:35
but if you wait too long,
it won't work.
1:20:53
Hmm...
1:20:54
No...
1:20:55
Whoa...
1:20:56
No...
1:20:57
Aah!
1:20:58
Aah!
1:20:59
Back up.