- Original release
- Previous episode S17E18 - 70 minutos
- Number S17E19
- Country Spain
- Original language Spanish
- Genres Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance
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La boda de cristal
La familia al completo ultima los preparativos de una jornada que se aventura única en todos los sentidos. Los negros nubarrones con los que amanece el día de la ceremonia parecen presagiar lo que está por llegar; y es que si todos esperaban una boda tranquila, se convierte en todo lo contario.
Toni, que es el padrino de Inés, tiene que viajar a Madrid desde Londres pero su avión se retrasa y no saben si va a poder llegar a tiempo. Quien tampoco va a asistir al enlace es Julia que desde el suicidio de su padre no atraviesa su mejor momento, y decide plantar a Carlos ese mismo día. Por su parte, María no puede evitar llevarse una bronca de su padre esa misma mañana y es que está empeñada en asistir a la boda con un look similar al que lleva Alaska en el programa 'La bola de Cristal'.
Ya en la iglesia todos los invitados esperan a los novios, incluida Luchi que se presenta por sorpresa en la ceremonia con un secreto que está deseando desvelar a la futura novia de su padre. Pero cuando la boda debería haber empezado nadie sabe dónde está Inés.
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