Plot

After meeting on the singles table at a wedding, five humans down on their luck in both love and life jokingly arrive at a solution to their real estate angst as solo flyers: they could pitch in and buy a house together.

Five different people at different times of their lives bond at a wedding after being seated together at the singles table. After a few too many drinks, the solution to all of their problems seems to be buying a five-bedroom house together.

Five Bedrooms tells the story of a group of very different people. With very different backgrounds. At very different stages of life. All bonded by where they found themselves seated at a wedding. The singles table. After a few too many champagnes (and wines and whiskeys and beers), the solution to all of their problems seems to be buying a house together. A really big, five bedroom house. How ridiculous, right? A recipe for disaster, surely? But the more they consider it, the more they realise that their alcohol infused idea actually has some merit.

A small group - some friends, some acquaintances, and some total strangers - come together being seated at the singles table at a wedding reception, they a disparate lot being of different ages and backgrounds. Their casual conversation turns a bit more serious when they decide to pool their resources to purchase a house together - something none would be able to do on their own - where they all will live. Beyond finding an appropriate and affordable house that is suitable for five single adults, they will test their newfound "friendship" in each going into the home ownership and communal living situation for a totally different reason, partly having to do with their stage of life, and as up front ground rules go out the window, literally in some cases, when they find those rules don't match their unexpected needs or wants.—Huggo