Marrying Father Christmas

6/10 - yet another completely average 2018 Christmas film

Miranda and Ian met in Finding Father Christmas, got engaged in Engaging Father Christmas, and are now set to get married in Marrying Father Christmas.

Of course there has to be drama and another long lost family member. But is Uncle Charlie legit or just a swindler?

Cute end to the trilogy.

It took me a while to watch this. This series is SO lovely and sweet, and this is no exception. Just as good as the first two. There is no special plot, just Miranda trying to find out who this mystery guy is while spending time with family and planning her wedding.

The chemistry between the whole cast is amazing but the chemistry between Niall Matter and Erin Krakow is just exceptional, even better than in the last two movies. The wedding scene was so emotional, for several reasons.

The only reason I will accept a fourth movie is if they do a little time jump and we find these two with a child. Otherwise, this is the perfect closure.

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What I like about this film was that this is the third film (maybe there will be a fourth) in a series of films in this Hallmark Christmas Movie. The first two films were "Finding Father Christmas" and "Engaging Father Christmas". Now this one is called "Marrying Father Christmas" and the message this film cleverly does makes this film one that you will long remember in the years to come.

In this film Erin Krakow once again stars as Miranda Chester. She runs the emotional range here from "a-b" but it works! In this Miranda is about to get married. She is closing up her shop in Boston for the holidays and is about to get married on Christmas. At the last minute a man wants to hire her services but she politely declines because of her "Time Restraints".

A day later she sees the man in Vermont (And he looks like Dru for Despicable Me) and she is puzzled. The thing is this man might throw a money wrench into her plans.

After the first two "episodes", this series , in my case, it is so familiar than , against the not empathy with Hallmark Christmas romance, I admitt, I love it. For performances of actors, for its spirit, for the twist and predactibility, for warm air and for cold obstacles, for the lovely family portrait, for beginners and for solutions. And, sure, for the inn. So, last piece of a seductive story , proposing not exactly a soap opera version but a nice story about love, hope and new start in life. Together.