In the intimate drama "Wedding Flowers," directed by Madeleine Tran, a young florist named Lily, played by Brittney Quach, finds her carefully ordered life upended when she is hired to arrange the blooms for her ex-boyfriend’s wedding. Lily, who has poured her heart into her floral shop as a sanctuary from past heartbreak, must now confront the lingering emotions she thought she had buried. As she meticulously selects each petal and stem, she is forced to navigate a delicate balance between professional pride and personal pain. Her assistant, portrayed by Cat Ly, offers a grounding presence, while the groom’s confident best man, played by Jonathan Agustin, adds an unexpected layer of complexity to her already fraught situation. With the wedding day looming, Lily must decide whether to let the past wilt her spirit or to allow new growth to blossom in its place. This poignant and visually lush film, also featuring Stacy Song, Ricky Arenas, Alex Pham, and Maximus Tran, explores themes of forgiveness, resilience, and the bittersweet beauty of moving on.