There are several references in the movie which say that it is only supposed to take place a year after the wedding (or even less).
At the beginning, George mentions that it's been one year (presumably since the wedding).
Then when George and Nina are sitting on the kitchen floor, she says something like "Last year you wanted Annie to get married in the backyard."
Also when he's selling the house, he says that it's been 18 years since they moved, and in the first movie it was 17 (when Annie was 5). It's definitely not supposed to be set four years after the original.
Also, Annie got married in January and she is due in July, presumably a year and a half later.
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CaringRN (1)
a year ago
The one year timeline makes sense based on several movie references in party II, as pointed out above. However, it does not account for the fact that Matty is clearly more than only a year older and he makes a reference to his age of 11. Unfortunately they waited too long for the sequel to make sense for all characters. Nina would bed 45 if it was a year later but 48 if it was 4 years after the wedding. A year makes sense for both of the moms but not for Matty, and 48 is pushing it for believability with Nina too.
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