Veux-tu toujours m'épouser?

Three newly married women discover they are not actually married in this 2013 Hallmark Channel movie.

The same gimmick was used in a minor comedy in 1952, WE'RE NOT MARRIED and its appearance here is also a gimmick, permitting the makers to hold the sanctity of marriage at risk without using the ugly word "Divorce". The point here is laid out in the prologue: do you want a marriage or just a wedding? Although the focus is on the women, the serious point underlying this movie is that couples must talk and reach agreement.

Although the situations are sitcom material -- one has an evil mother in law, another has her old high school tormentor and ex-girlfriend of her husband working for him and the third has gotten a dog and he wants a baby -- all the actors are good looking and very competent. I wouldn't go looking for this one, but if you find yourself looking at it, you should stick until the end.

Ignore the bad reviews - if you want to laugh and be entertained, this is a fun movie...

Good movie. great cast yes it is well worth the watch. James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 1/10/2021

The story is derivative, and I've seen a couple of treatments in movies from years ago. Couples who got married find out the marriages aren't legal because the minister forgot to sign and file the marriage certificates. In this case he had a heart attack before he could get the job done.

All three marriages already had some hiccups going on, and for some reason the writers decided it added tension for the three "wives" to get the official notice and not tell their "husbands" for a week. We didn't buy that particular piece of business.

Then a husband hides a job offer in the trash because he doesn't want his wife to work? Again, not believable.

All three strains were as cliche as they could be, but despite that the last act was tolerable.

This Hallmark film starts out brightly when the priest speaks to the camera but once he collapses it rapidly descends downhill.

Erin, Casey and Stella all decided on a June wedding so these gals are newlyweds but it seems that the minister who conducted all of their ceremonies passed away before he could sign the marriage certificates. They will have to go through a ceremony again but some of them might have second thoughts after the first few weeks of marriage.

Casey gets upset when an ex-girlfriend gets a job working for her new husband. Erin a doctor finds that her mother in law is pushy and resents her for taking her son away. Stella has a rich but domineering husband who does not want her to have a career.

The film is derivative, fails poorly as a rom-com. The husbands are so bad you wonder why these ladies married them in the first place.