A simple question—When should we get married?—turns into a full-scale domestic debate when Martin and Zuzana open a calendar and attempt to choose their wedding date. What follows is less planning and more comedy: every month brings a new obstacle, from family traditions and fishing trips to heat waves, rainstorms, and inconvenient birthdays.

As they flip through the calendar, their conversation turns into a playful battle of arguments, teasing, and philosophy about timing, expectations, and the strange way people try to schedule happiness. Between jokes about family, seasons, and wedding logistics, the couple discovers that choosing the perfect date might be harder than the marriage itself.

The evening becomes a mixture of laughter, small disagreements, and quiet affection—reminding them that what truly matters isn’t the day ...