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I like Maggie Lawson and I enjoyed this movie. The main characters' personalities reminded me of those in 27 Dresses. The groome's secret causing the bride to freak out was a bit annoying. Overall, it's a nice addition to the June Weddings collection.

I enjoyed this one and was going to review it long ago, after I first saw it, but it was not yet available on IMDb. (What takes them so long to get Hallmark movies up on the site?) This movie follows the usual pattern: Competent and no nonsense woman saddled with a guy who takes her for granted attends a wedding and meets the laid back best man. Sparks fly after the usual friction between the two, and then the original boyfriend appears out of nowhere. Add to this a bridezilla surprise surprise. What sets this one apart is Maggie Lawson. She adds brightness and nice comic timing. I enjoyed seeing her again after Psych. Paul Green is one of my more favorite male Hallmark regulars, and the two play off each other very well. I am hoping Hallmark will have Maggie back soon.

First of all: Weddings do make people crazy and that's a fact. June weddings are not my favorite part of the year. (Hallmark regular viewer here)

I started this movie with high hopes and I'm actually a little disappointed. The movie in general is not bad, it's okay. But as someone who has watched a lot of these types of movies and pays attention to details I think it wasn't good enough. Something was missing.

Tess was quite cheerful, and at first I was annoyed with her personality until I learn it was all part of the learning process. But after realizing that, I liked her.

Paul Greene isn't my favorite Hallmark guy but then I saw him in a podcast related to When Calls the Heart and discover that I was judging him wrongly. So I was looking forward to see him in another movie with "different eyes". His character, Michael was quite charming but I felt he needed to be funnier, or more outgoing, probably.

The acting of both leads was good. However, there were details throughout the movie that were not believable and some of the acting wasn't convincing. The chemistry wasn't there, they barely looked in the eyes. I don't think I have smiled ONCE and believe me i'm a sucker for romance and very cheerful person. There was one twist in the end that I wasn't expecting but other than that it is predictable, especially the idiot boyfriend who appreciates his work more than the relationship he is in.

If you love weddings watch it, but if June Weddings are not your thing, then don't.

A promising doctor who is the most delightful person on the planet (always doing favors for others, overly thoughtful) suddenly turns into a mean-spirited person the second she arrives in Chicago. A man whom she's never met is kind enough to pick her up from the airport and she is instantly mean to him. She treats him like a plow horse. The change in spirit makes no sense and ruins her character - practically making the rest of the movie unwatchable.

Hardworking workaholic doctor Tess' best friend since childhood, Amber, is getting married in Chicago. When her boyfriend, the self-absorbed Dex, bails on attending the four day wedding in order to go yachting to potentially further his career, Tess as the Maid of Honor gets paired with best man Michael. Michael is a jaded divorce lawyer who not only grumbles about the wedding assignments they are given, but seems to have something against weddings in general. However, these two make an amazing pair both on and off the dance floor...Tess and Michael.

"The men only have to worry about the three "s"s: Shower, Shave and Show up."

Random observation...am I the only one who thinks Maggie Lawson reminds them of Alicia Silverstone?

Maggie Lawson and Paul Greene have great on screen chemistry and really make this romance work. The film is set at a gorgeous golf course curated by the famous Jack Nichols in Chicago.

Highly recommend to romantics, I think you will enjoy this hallmark romance as much as I did.