So You Said Yes

The storyline is ok, but when the mother-in-law to be looks the same age or younger than the bride to be, it takes away all believability.

Kellie Martin is always good value in these Hallmark romantic comedies, and this proves to be a good outing overall.

It helps that this is more of a 'mature' Hallmark film, with less time being spent on the couple getting together, but more about them staying together.

With some lovely moments, and identifiable characters, this was good fun.

Nice movie, not complicated and you can just lay back, relax and enjoy! Fell in love with Sam, nice guy, direct and adorable actions! One of my favorite hallmark movies!

Touching, sweet, romantic comedy & drama. Well, it doesn't classify as a romance according to IMDb, but I beg to differ. It was unlike most movies in the way of romance. It didn't have the most prettiest gal nor the most handsomest guy as the main characters, but that's what was different about it. The acting was good. It had a charming appeal! It's worth one viewing.

I managed to get through 1/2 of it, but it was agony so turned it off. Kellie Martin has not aged well and always has a stressed look to her in any roll she plays anymore. She looks much older than what she actually is, so her playing the romantic lead in a movie just doesn't work. Maybe she'd be better in a heavier roll as a detective or a librarian---or maybe she could learn to lighten up and smile. It was not an enjoyable movie even though the male lead did a great job. Jennifer Dale was good as his snooty mother but she seemed too young to be his mother. I agree with the person who said Kellie and Jennifer looked close in age. Bruce Boxleitner is always a joy to watch.