Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar

I seldom, if ever, watch a movie twice. That has changed with the SSD series on Hallmark! It offers such intrigue, such well developed plots, characters & dialogue--all so well 'delivered'! Since all have been unbelievably well developed and portrayed, it is not only the writing but the total production that is outstanding...astounding... in fact the best of the best. And this particular movie of the series rates the very best of all the rest!

I don't see how this visit with the Postables could be any better. The wonderful, quirky characters and a beautiful storyline chocked full of joy and sadness, simple kindness and real love, humor and tears; it did not disappoint in any way. Will be watching it again and again.

I truly hope this is not the end of this wonderful series. I only say that because it is so hard to imagine a more perfect movie for it to end on. The magnificent culmination of all that has come before it. Seldom do you see writing on this level in a TV movie, and the dialogue delivered with such depth of feeling by all the cast. It's multi-layered, beautifully crafted, funny, insightful, and so respectful of mental illness. And the richness to the main characters' romances is intoxicating and believable, to the point of spontaneous tears. I've enjoyed all of their movies, but this is the only one I've written a review for, because I truly believe it is something all should share. For there are simply no false steps here. The very best. 10/10.

A few years ago I found out about this series and it has yet to disappoint me. Each case is unique and heartwarming. We see a lot of breakdowns and issues in families, but this series,and the POstables, have a way of mending broken homes. I appreciate how the writers deal with mental health issues. And the love stories between the two couples will melt your heart. If you're new to this series, I highly recommend you watch it from the beginning with the pilot. You won't be sorry.

This movie had everything. It was so funny! I laughed out loud many times. It was educational and heartwarming. The letter story and the story of Rita's mother were fantastically told and brilliantly brought to the screen by phenonmenal acting. The wedding, with all the last-minute problems and solutions was so sweet and so Rita and Norman. The romance factor between Shane and Oliver was off-the-charts fantastic! The movie was PERFECTION!