

The Bride's Bouquet
Kurtz Gordon
Kay Banks is getting married to the love of her life.
There’s just one problem: Her father isn’t ready to walk her down the aisle.
When Mr. Banks learns that one of the young men he has seen occasionally about the house is about to become his son-in-law, he starts to panic.
His little girl is all grown up.
Daughter Kay announces the engagement out of nowhere, and though Mrs. Banks and her sons are happy, Mr. Banks is in a dither.
As the wedding planning spins out of control and stretches Mr. Banks’ checkbook even thinner, the Banks household is thrown into chaos.
This lighthearted comedy about growing up and growing pains is a perpetual delight.
"Here comes the bride... and her very frazzled father!"
— Rochester Media
"Hilarious and heartwarming… the show perfectly captures the stress, excitement and pandemonium that a wedding can inspire."
— Appleton Post-Crescent (WI)
| Character |
|---|
| Mrs. Banks In the early forties |
| Kay Banks Twenty or twenty-one |
| Ben Banks Eighteen or nineteen |
| Tommy Banks Fifteen or sixteen |
| Buckley Dunstan About twenty-three |
| Buzz Taylor Fifteen or sixteen |
| Peggy Swift About eighteen |
| Delilah In the middle twenties |
| Miss Bellamy In the late thirties |
| Mr. Massoula In the twenties or thirties or even a little older |
| Joe In the twenties or thirties |
| Mrs. Pulitzki Between the thirties and forties |
| Red Furniture mover, almost any age, not too old |
| Pete Furniture mover, same as above |
| Tim'S Man Almost any age |
| Extras Men or women, to bring in flowers, plants, etc. Note: The cast calls for two furniture movers (Red and Pete), Tim's Man and two or three extras who bring in flowers, potted plants, etc. It is possible with very minor changes in the text to increase or decrease the number of minor parts that can be played by men or women. The characters of Mr. Massoula or Joe could also be gender swapped, if desired. |
| Mr. Banks In the middle forties |
Father of the Bride is a comedy play written by Caroline Francke and published by Dramatists Play Service .
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