Netflix’s Death Before The Wedding Ending Explained: How a Marriage Saved Small-Town Dairy Factory

In Netflix’s Death Before The Wedding, a family’s dairy factory is on the verge of closing, but a wedding plan can change everything, will they save their business or will it all come crashing down?

Sakina Kaukawala
Written by Sakina Kaukawala , Entertainment Journalist
Updated on Feb 13, 2025 | 04:14 PM IST | 7.3K
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Netflix’s Death Before The Wedding, directed by Tomasz Konecki and Iwona Ogonowska-Konecka, is a lighthearted comedy-drama that mixes family tensions, traditions, and the fight to save a small-town dairy business.

The film stars Natalia Iwańska as Maja, Gamou Fall as Miłosz, Tomasz Karolak as Mirek, and Agnieszka Suchora as Regina. It tells the story of a father struggling to accept his daughter’s wedding plans while also facing the possible closure of his beloved dairy factory as per DMT.

Mirek is a proud father who takes great pride in his daughter Maja’s academic success. But when she tells him she wants to get married, he refuses to accept her decision. Around the same time, Mirek receives more bad news, his dairy factory is at risk of being shut down by Rylski, the CEO of a large dairy company.

Things get worse after the factory manager suddenly passes away, giving Rylski a reason to push for the closure. Mirek tries to convince him to keep the factory open, but Rylski stands firm on his decision to shut it down.


However, Rylski’s wife, Ika, who enjoys organizing weddings, intervenes. She offers Mirek a deal, if he allows Ika to plan Maja’s wedding, he will have three weeks to find a new factory manager to keep the business running. Mirek agrees, even though he is still against the wedding.

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Maja brings her fiancé, Miłosz, home to meet her parents. Mirek is surprised by Miłosz’s race, and his wife, Regina, accuses him of being racist. While Mirek wants Maja to marry quickly to save the factory, he remains skeptical about Miłosz.

Meanwhile, Maja is shocked that her parents suddenly support the wedding but later discovers their real reason, to prevent the factory from closing.

Regina introduces Maja to a group of local women who work in the dairy industry. They discuss the lack of female leadership and propose that a woman should run the factory.

They suggest Regina as the new manager, but she lacks confidence. Meanwhile, Miłosz, with his expertise in logistics, impresses Mirek with ideas to improve factory operations.

The town splits into two groups, men and women, competing to save the factory. While the men focus on increasing production, the women use social media to raise awareness about the dairy business. A local police officer, Tomek, uncovers that Rylski has closed multiple dairies, converting them into luxury estates.

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On the wedding day, Miłosz’s parents arrive from Paris. Mirek, frustrated that Rylski is not committing to the deal, calls off the wedding and exposes Rylski’s real plan. Ika, angered by her husband’s deception, pressures him into selling the factory at a reduced price, threatening to reveal his financial dealings.

With Ika’s intervention, Mirek and his family acquire the factory. Miłosz’s father, impressed by the locally produced cheese, offers to invest in the business.

Mirek realizes Regina’s strength and leadership and asks her to become the factory’s manager. In the end, the family business is saved, and Maja and Miłosz’s wedding continues as planned.

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Sakina Kaukawala
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