In the climax of the film, Jane (played by Katherine Heigl) finally realizes her true feelings for Kevin (played by James Marsden) and confronts him about her love for him.
Throughout the movie, Jane has been serving as a bridesmaid in numerous weddings while secretly harboring feelings for her boss, George (played by Edward Burns). At the same time, Jane has been helping her younger sister Tess (played by Malin Åkerman) plan her wedding to George, despite her own romantic feelings for him.
As the film progresses, Jane’s relationship with Kevin, a cynical wedding reporter, develops from animosity to friendship. However, Jane struggles to acknowledge her growing attraction to Kevin as she continues to focus on her unrequited love for George.
In the final moments of the film, Jane realizes that she has been blind to Kevin’s true feelings for her and that she has been overlooking the opportunity for true love right in front of her. She rushes to stop Tess and George’s wedding and professes her love for Kevin, revealing that he has been the one she truly cares about all along.
Kevin reciprocates Jane’s feelings, and the two share a romantic kiss, finally acknowledging their love for each other. Tess, realizing that Jane and Kevin are meant to be together, gives her blessing for their relationship.
The film ends with Jane and Kevin attending another wedding together, this time as guests rather than bridesmaid and reporter, symbolizing the beginning of their own romantic journey together.
Overall, the ending of “27 Dresses” is a heartwarming and satisfying conclusion to the story, as the protagonist finally finds true love with the person who has been there for her all along. Through its blend of humor, romance, and self-discovery, the film offers audiences an entertaining and uplifting portrayal of the search for love and happiness.