The engagement ring is sparkling, but the biggest game of their lives is far from over. Holiday Touchdown 2: The Wedding Blitz kicks off the ultimate romantic and logistical challenge: planning a picture-perfect winter wedding in Buffalo, New York, during the high-stakes frenzy of the NFL playoffs.
Our favorite, intensely competitive Bills superfans, the Quinn and DeLuca families, are back. However, their newfound unity and holiday spirit are immediately tested when the beloved Buffalo Bills embark on a historic, improbable run all the way to the Super Bowl—an event that, by a cruel twist of fate, is scheduled to take place on the exact same weekend as the wedding ceremony.
Holland Roden returns as the bride-to-be, desperately fighting to keep her elegant, winter wonderland wedding from devolving into a massive, city-wide tailgate party. Her elaborate ice sculptures are threatened by rowdy uncles, and the carefully curated reception menu risks being replaced by wings and pizza logs. Meanwhile, Matthew Daddario is caught in the agonizing middle, trying to placate his increasingly frantic fiancée while secretly having one ear glued to his phone for the latest injury reports, draft rumors, and game-day forecasts.
Blitzing the Ceremony.
The comedy reaches peak chaos with the arrival of the extended family, led by the incorrigible Grandpa (played by the incomparable Joe Pantoliano). He is absolutely convinced that the fate of the Bills hinges entirely on his superstitious rituals, particularly his decree that he must wear his decades-old, incredibly pungent “lucky jersey” under his custom-fitted tuxedo. Every wedding detail becomes a battleground: the seating chart is designed around television sightlines, the honeymoon itinerary is secretly adjusted to follow the team, and the wedding band is asked to learn the Bills Shout Song.
The climax arrives when a massive, unexpected blizzard sweeps into upstate New York, trapping the entire wedding party—guests, officiant, and all—inside the iconic Highmark Stadium. Forced to improvise a ceremony surrounded by goalposts and snow drifts, the families must learn a profound lesson: that true, enduring love, much like a championship football team, requires absolute teamwork, relentless dedication, and perhaps, a little good-luck charm from an unexpected source, like a surprising cameo from tight end Dawson Knox or a helping hand from the cheerful Buffalo Bills mascot.