Kym is a former model. Kym is in rehab. Kym's family is well heeled but extremely dysfunctional. Kym is responsible for a horrible tragedy that no one will talk about. Her sister, Rachel, is about to be married, and Kym is granted a leave to attend. Kym wants desperately to fit in, to be a normal person, but she doesn't know how. In her slouchy dark clothes, with a choppy, angular haircut, she seems programmed to shut everyone out. Kym, as a participating member of the wedding, finally comes to understand that giving up a certain amount of control in the interest of a mutual good is a fair definition of the state of marriage, and sometimes, you have to take the risk and see what happens, for better or for worse.

Originally produced as an American motion picture in 2008. Rated Rated R, for language and brief sexuality; Canadian Home Video rating: 14A. Special features: Commentary with producer Neda Armian, screenwriter Jenny Lumet, and editor Tim Squyres; Commentary with actress Rosemarie Dewitt; deleted scenes; A look behind the scenes of "Rachel Getting Married" [featurette] (16 min.); The wedding band [featurette] ( min.); Cast and crew Q&A at Jacob Burns Center, Pleasantville, New York [featurette] (49 min.); Deleted scenes (20 min.); Theatrical trailer (3 min.); Previews (25 min.). Special features: deleted scenes; filmmaker and cast commentaries; cast & crew Q&A; a look behind the scenes of "Rachel Getting Married;" the wedding band.