Why does Matilda change the wedding invitations?

To marry Lorenzo instead of Hugh and prevent her sister Bianca's suicide caused by their stepmother Colette.

What happens after Lorenzo is ambushed?

Matilda is locked in a dungeon while pregnant; Lorenzo returns to settle scores with their enemies.

The Mafia Vow’s Unexpected Bride

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The Mafia Vow’s Unexpected Bride — A reborn Matilda rewrites her wedding day to marry an arms kingpin and shield her sister from a tragic fate.

Matilda awakens on the morning of her arranged marriage to the cold Hugh, memories of a previous life intact. In that timeline, stepmother Colette drove sister Bianca to suicide, and Matilda died hunting Hugh for revenge. Refusing to repeat history, Matilda switches the invitations and walks down the aisle toward Lorenzo, a formidable arms kingpin who expected a meek bride. She meets his underestimation with bold defiance, forging a volatile bond that deepens into mutual attraction. Colette schemes relentlessly to separate them, eventually allying with Lorenzo's cousin Gabriel. After an ambush nearly kills Lorenzo, a pregnant Matilda is imprisoned in a dungeon. Upon his return, he eliminates their enemies, while Gabriel takes a bullet for Colette. Bianca reappears with her husband, revealing the full scope of their past-life tragedies.

Quick answers

Why does Matilda change the wedding invitations?: To marry Lorenzo instead of Hugh and prevent her sister Bianca's suicide caused by their stepmother Colette.
What happens after Lorenzo is ambushed?: Matilda is locked in a dungeon while pregnant; Lorenzo returns to settle scores with their enemies.