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Charlotte (Kristin Davis) still married to attorney Harry, and living in bliss with their young daughter Lily, who they adopted from China as the show wrapped. Everything is perfect for Charlotte, who is truly living out her "happily ever after". However, Charlotte, who has been unable to conceive a child with Harry, still longs for a baby of her own.

Samantha (Kim Cattrall), the sex cougar, is living in L.A. with her protege actor and boyfriend, Smith Jarrod. Living the life of monogamy is quite the contrast for this lusty forty-something, and Samantha is having a hard time dealing with the pressure of staying true to one man; an issue that is made even more difficult when a sexy neighbor that likes to leave the curtains open moves in next door. On top of this, Samantha finds it difficult to separate her professional relationship with Smith from her personal relationship with him; as his manager, she feels as though her concerns for his life are consuming her own. She feels smothered, and flies out to New York to visit her three best friends every chance she gets.

This leads us to our protagonist, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker). Author of the now famous "Sex and the City" column, Carrie has published three books since the series wrapped. The central plot-line of the movie follows her, and the entire film is narrated by her omnipotent voice-over. She is still dating Mr. Big (Chris Noth), the love of her life that she met during the first episode of the series, and the two of them purchase an apartment together. One night while cooking dinner, they casually decide that they should get married. At first Carrie decides to keep things simple, opting for an inexpensive suit dress and a guest list of only seventy-five. This all sits very well with Mr. Big, who had been married twice before and would much rather just go down to city hall and avoid all of the messy details.

This all changes, however, when Carrie is offered the chance to pose for Vogue in a number of high fashion wedding dresses for an article calling her, "The Last Single Woman in the City". She wears numerous dresses by everyone from Oscar de la Renta to Dior, and afterwards is surprised when her favorite dress from the shoot is sent to her as a gift. This, along with Charlotte's gift of a flashy wedding planner, encourages Carrie to go all out and plan a wedding that one would expect from the girls of "Sex and the City". The guest list jumps from seventy-five to two hundred, and Carrie becomes

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