Perfect Match

Danica McKellar and Paul Greene headline this Hallmark Wedding movie as a wedding planner and event planner. They are thrown together to make the wedding of their dreams for a couple. At first they despise each other and are unwilling to pair up and tackle the nuptials.

Eventually they see each other's strengths and might be ready for some adventures of their own!

I love Hallmark movies and they're easy to have on in the background while I'm doing other things but this movie had characters rubbing me the wrong way! The two male characters, Paul (groom) and Adam (event planner), Both were the worst for me. Paul is definitely too immature to get married in my option, he seems like a high school jock who didn't understand what a wedding is, and Adam seems like a man-child who for the most part thought his was was gold. The women too were set in what they want, and that married would be doomed to fail. Weddings are stressful, but even my husband and I would disagree and argue but in the end we both would agree together on something, definitely none of that here. Do not recommend, though I like some of these actors.

We watched several of these rom com films. Danica McKellar is a very annoying lead actress! I understand the format is she has to be won over, but dear heavens, I don't think she's worth the effort! Pail Greene is a very likeable lead actor! He worked very hard to won over a real pain! He deserved better! The child actor is quite good, and very tolerant of the annoying mother in the show! We be glad to see much more Paul Greene, less of Danica!

This was a really good love story the son made the show tho. Yes I recommend it. James Welch Henderson Arkansas. 11/20/2020.

Ahh yes, the classic Hallmark 'two people who don't see eye to eye on something (wedding and event planning, in this instance) bond over the project they are forced to work on together and then the sparks fly' trope. Done before. Done better, probably, but Danica McKellar, who is always bubbly and upbeat in her Hallmark roles and Paul Greene have a decent amount of chemistry, and move their relationship from unwilling partners with some antagonism to - you guessed it - falling in love at the end. Beautiful scenery, too, as Hallmark movies seem to nearly always have. Not McKellar's best, but not her worst. Ditto Paul Greene.