Wedding Night (French: Nuit de noces) is a 2001 Canadian comedy film.

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Wedding Night
Directed by	Émile Gaudreault
Written by	Émile Gaudreault Marc Brunet
Produced by	Denise Robert Yves Lafontaine (executive producer) Daniel Louis (line producer)
Starring	François Morency Geneviève Brouillette
Cinematography	Daniel Jobin
Edited by	Richard Comeau
Music by	FM Le Sieur
Distributed by	Seville Pictures[1]
Release date	June 1, 2001 (Quebec)
Running time	92 minutes
Country	Canada
Language	French
Budget	$ 2,800,000 (estimated)

Plot

After winning a contest Florence and Nicolas set out to get married in Niagara Falls accompanied by their family and friends. No sooner do they arrive than the situation turns sour, and the couple decides to call the whole thing off. Stuck in an unfamiliar town with their respective relatives, Florence and Nicolas have their illusions shattered regarding love and living as a couple. In their own ways the members of both families try to reconcile the ex-future husband and wife, but things are not so simple.

Recognition

• 2002 - Golden Reel Award - Won
• 2002 - Jutra Award Best Sound - Nominee
• 2002 - Jutra Award Best Supporting Actress - Nominee

References

External links

• Wedding Night at IMDb
• Wedding Night at Rotten Tomatoes
• Wedding Night at Box Office Mojo
• Wedding Night at AllMovie

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