That beautiful song that plays during the climactic (yet elegantly sequenced) ending of the movie, is not listed in the soundtrack on this website. The name of this song is "Arms" and was recorded by "Christina Perri".
Although set in various American cities, including Seattle, San Francisco, Boston and Las Vegas, the film was actually shot entirely in Vancouver, Canada, and surrounding locations.
Aired as the second of five original films in The Hallmark Channel's 2016 "June Weddings" lineup.
In Stephanie Bond's novel, the female lead is named "Annabelle Coakley." In this film adaptation, she was renamed "Annabelle Colton" for unknown reasons.
Almost at the end of Anna and Clay's first bump-in at the airport, Anna retorted Clay: "Stick your phone in some rice, problem solved!" Same technique Callie Shaw used in 2015 movie, Ice Sculpture Christmas, also starring Rachel Boston as female lead.
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By what name was Stop the Wedding (2016) officially released in Canada in English?
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