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10. Constance Carmell Wedding

Constance is getting married and she's hired her Party Down friends to make sure they attend. Ron, guided by Constance's wisdom to 'follow your heart', makes a desperate bid for love.

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Constance ( Jane Lynch ) reunites with the Party Down catering crew when she hires them to cater her wedding to Howard Greengold ( Alex Rocco ), a former film producer. Casey and the others are worried about her decision as Howard has been married nine times and cheated on them and that Constance may only be marrying him because he is thinking of getting back into the film business. Kyle is confused about a script for a film he is auditioning for, so he gives it to Henry so he can explain it to him. Bolus Lugozshe and his daughter Danielle along with her fiancé Stuart ( John Ross Bowie ) attend the wedding, where Danielle tells Ron she thinks they should end their affair because if her father finds out, Ron might get fired. Roman accidentally eats food with marijuana in it and comes up with an idea for what he thinks is his best script yet. Howard's daughter Mona ( Jennifer Irwin ) makes Constance sign a prenuptial agreement. Kyle and his band Karma Rocket perform at the wedding, though the song's lyrics (" My Struggle ") accidentally make references to Nazi propaganda and the Holocaust. After taking advice from Constance, Ron confesses his love to Danielle—in front of everyone, including her fiancé–and ends up getting punched by Stuart. Danielle ends up choosing Ron over her fiancé, and finds out her parents are getting a divorce—giving ownership of Party Down to her mother. Lydia then gets together with Bolus. Casey learns that her scene from the Judd Apatow film got cut out, and Henry tries to comfort her. When Constance and Howard leave the ceremony, he dies in the car—but Constance is thankful for every day she was with him and it is revealed he did not sign the prenuptial papers. The following day, Henry does not show up to work and instead goes in for the audition for the script he read.

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