In an opulent honeymoon suite at Rhode Island's most desirable wedding venue, twenty-nine-year-old Callie Holt is spending her wedding night lying in a bathtub shoveling down a pizza, her expensive white dress now splattered with sauce and her groom passed out in the next room. With her seven-hour-old marriage already imploded, Callie turns to the place of record--her phone--sifting through the photographic evidence of the past year to pinpint where it all went wrong. Over the course of one wedding-filled year, long-simmering secrets and resentments will come bubbling to the surface, leading to a reckoning that will strip Callie and everyone around her down to their most gruesomely real, filter-free selves. As Callie attends wedding after wedding, getting tagged in post after post, she begins to contemplate--and actualize through her own art--the gulf between the true selves of the people around her and the selves they present on their screens.