Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker6: hi darling, did you receive the Martin's wedding invitation?
Speaker3: yes, so cute
Speaker6: are you going?
Speaker3: for sure, i love him so much.
Speaker6: we could  go together, don't we?
Speaker3: good idea. You take in charge travelling and i look for accommodation
Speaker3: we should ask Linda to come with us
Speaker6: why not? However I'm not sure she'll come. She should be in NY at that time.
Speaker6: Speaker8:43. Speaker9:56 pm.  - 97 euros per pa -
Speaker3: expansive! what about the return?
Speaker6: depends if we stay sunday for lunch or not?
Speaker3: i'd love too. Are we invited too?
Speaker6: i think so. Ask Martin!
Speaker6: I found another train leaving earlier and cheaper, with return included
Speaker3: what time? How much?
Speaker6: Speaker1:56, Speaker5:12pm  - Speaker2: Speaker4:29, Speaker7:59pm  - 156 euros !  
Speaker3: good! we'll have plenty  of time to get to the hotel before celebration. But it's gonna be hard in the morning!!
Speaker6: did you find an hotel?
Speaker3: not yet, i didn't have time to deal with it.
Speaker6: you should do it soon. It's peak season. All hotels would be booked at that time.
Speaker6: Hi Speaker3. Did you book something?I'll do it otherwise
Speaker3: sorry. I'd better you to deal with it. I'm quite busy.
Speaker6: ok! but it's really impossible  to count on you!
Speaker3: sorry , sorry. thanks darling. You're better than my mum!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker6 and Speaker3 are going to the Martin's wedding. Speaker6 took care of travelling and accommodation. They would like to stay for Speaker2 lunch. They will travel by train. The departure is at 5:56 on Saturday, arrival at 1:12 pm. On Speaker2, departure is at 6:29 and arrival at 11:59 pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 will go to the Muse concert in Cracow.