Ok, so I was wrong about the ending to "I Me Wed". The movie was different, it had an amazing soundtrack, which I'm still trying to find. There were a few sweet moments, like when he bought her the stained glass window. I love the whole idea of bonding with the cute contractor who is fixing up a house, such a great romance story. Like you can have bonding moments trying to pick out a kitchen sinks (wasn't in the movie, but should have been).
The big shocker was the ending, ohh this is a spoiler, so I'll try & resist. I'll just say that what happened wasn't what I had expected. It wasn't what I predicted, but it all ends up the same, happy & togetherness. Now I just need to find the soundtrack.
Hi, I was randomly googling I Me Wed (I was involved in the production) and came upon your blog. You said you wanted to know who did the songs, so... here you go --
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Performed and written by Kat Goldman
"The Great Disappearing Act"
Performed and written by Kat Goldman
"Jean Jacket"
Performed and written by The Snitches
Courtesy of Third Side Music
"The Bog Road"
Performed by Paul Keim & Mary Murphy
Written by Paul Keim
"Heaven"
Performed and written by Lonnie Rathie
"She Moved Through The Fair"
Performed and adapted by Bruce Coughlan & Tiller's
Folly
"Where Is Love?"
Performed and written by Lily Frost
Courtesy of Aporia Records
"Soft Place To Land On"
Performed and written by Kat Goldman
"Sweet Confusion"
Performed by By Divine Right
Music by José Miguel Contreras, John Hall, Dylan
Hudecki
Lyrics by José Miguel Contreras
Courtesy of Linus Entertainment
"Accidental Country Learning"
Performed and written by Jim Bryson
Courtesy of The Orange Record Label
Glad the end wasn't as predictable as you thought!