In the film Coronation Street, there’s a scene that revolves around a rather surprising revelation about an upcoming wedding. One character, clearly flustered, is stunned when another character asks him to be his best man, to which he responds with disbelief, wondering if this is a decision he’s going to regret. As he tries to process the news, he hints at the chaos that might unfold during the bachelor party, joking that the groom could end up naked and tied to a lamp post in the early hours, just before the wedding, implying that the stag do will be more wild and unpredictable than anyone might expect.

In another moment, the character, David, seems to be caught in a bit of a confused or tipsy state, as he mumbles something about being a little drunk. He professes his love, though it’s clear something is amiss. When asked where he’s been, he answers nonchalantly that he’s been shopping with the groom’s family and getting his nails done—hardly the sort of response you’d expect from someone in the midst of wedding chaos. He also mentions watching a film, perhaps in an attempt to unwind. Meanwhile, there’s tension between David and his partner, who’s looking for some quiet time alone after a long day. David, on the other hand, seems to crave a bit of attention, but his partner gently brushes it off, suggesting that he should spend some time with the family or watch a film with them instead.

This back-and-forth underscores the humorous yet strained moments of pre-wedding stress and confusion, as the characters navigate the complex dynamics of family, relationships, and the unexpected surprises that often arise before a big event like a wedding. The awkwardness of the conversation, mixed with a touch of humor, sets the stage for the quirky and unpredictable nature of the events to come.