Made of Honor

Against the odds, New Yorkers Tom and Hannah, who have known each other since they were in college together 10 years ago, became best friends despite their differences: Tom's a Lothario who fashions his dating life to avoid any sort of commitment, and Hannah's the one woman who called out his womanizing behavior; his admiration of her for doing so is the basis of their friendship and he has never wanted that to change. Independently-wealthy Tom, who lives off the royalties from inventing the takeout coffee-cup collar, is like his father, who is happily married to wife #6, choosing younger trophy wives even knowing that they're marrying him primarily for his money. Art-historian Hannah returns to New York after a six-week business trip to Scotland with quite the souvenir: a fiance, Colin, a wealthy scotch maker and titled Scot (son of a Duke) with whom she fell in love at first sight; they plan to marry in Scotland in two weeks. The problem for Tom is not the fact that as her best friend Hannah asks him to be her maid of honor, but that while she was away he came to the realization that he wanted a life of commitment, specifically with her. With his best male friends advising him, Tom decides to accept the role of maid of honor so that he can show up Colin, and also so he can show Hannah that he is a changed man worthy of her committed love. His already-difficult job of showing himself in a different light to Hannah is made more difficult as Hannah's cousin Melissa, one of the bridesmaids, has never forgiven Tom, a former lover, for their split.