When thirty-three-year-old Anna receives a wedding invitation from her classmate Maranthi, who is still unmarried like herself, she panics. She remains the only unmarried member of her old gang, and the fact that she will attend another wedding alone and will have to endure sympathetic but questioning looks from everyone pushes her to her limits. The words of her deceased grandmother, Anny, haunt her: "Don't end up on the shelf like your aunt Chrysoula." And yet, since she was a little girl, she dreamed of the day she would wear a white wedding dress. How did she manage to still be without a husband, let alone a partner? She is delicious, educated, has a good job, and her own house, so what is the problem? How will she justify the absence of a man by her side again? This time, Anna is determined to go to extremes.
When insurmountable obstacles loom in front of your greatest desires, two things happen: either you give up or you become stubborn. And Anna becomes stubborn. In this wedding, she must appear with a husband... or at least with an fiancé. She only has two weeks to find one. However, she does not know that sometimes our greatest wish can turn into the worst nightmare...