Father of the Bride Part II (1995) is a comedy film and the sequel to the 1991 hit Father of the Bride, both directed by Charles Shyer. It stars Steve Martin as George Banks, Diane Keaton as his wife Nina, and features a returning cast including Kimberly Williams-Paisley as their daughter Annie, and Martin Short as the eccentric wedding planner Franck.

In this sequel, George is once again facing major life changes. His daughter, Annie, has just gotten married (as shown in the first film), and now, she is pregnant with her first child. To make matters more complicated, George’s wife, Nina, also finds out she is pregnant at the same time, leading to a series of hilarious and chaotic events as George tries to cope with the fact that he’s about to become both a father again and a grandfather. The film follows George’s journey as he deals with these surprising developments, navigating the challenges of aging, family dynamics, and impending changes in his life.

The film continues to explore themes of family, love, and the evolving roles of parents, while maintaining the humor and heart of the original movie. Father of the Bride Part II is often appreciated for its warmth, humor, and the strong performances by the cast, particularly Steve Martin’s portrayal of the endearing and often bewildered father figure.

While it wasn’t as financially successful as its predecessor, Father of the Bride Part II still became a beloved comedy for many viewers and further cemented its place as a family classic.