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Forced to work together, a wedding planner and an event planner learn that opposites can produce the most unexpected results.Forced to work together, a wedding planner and an event planner learn that opposites can produce the most unexpected results.Forced to work together, a wedding planner and an event planner learn that opposites can produce the most unexpected results.
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Jessica Summer (Danica McKellar) is a wedding planner who is very particular and detail-oriented. Adam Parker (Paul Greene) is an events planner who likes to think outside the box and live spontaneously. Naturally, when circumstances cause them to work together on the same event, we can expect them to rub each other the wrong way and to fall in love. This is a TV romcom after all.
But it helps if they have real chemistry and the transformation in their relationship seems not only plausible, but fated.
Unfortunately, McKellar and Greene demonstrate little heat. This has more to do with the script than with their performances.
Graham Verchere, who plays Jessica's son, Luke, benefits from some good lines and is very likable in his role. He's a classic film buff who likes to pepper his speech with references to old films like "Casablanca".
The story is predictable. Nevertheless, there is some pleasure to be derived from a resolution when everything falls into place.
But it helps if they have real chemistry and the transformation in their relationship seems not only plausible, but fated.
Unfortunately, McKellar and Greene demonstrate little heat. This has more to do with the script than with their performances.
Graham Verchere, who plays Jessica's son, Luke, benefits from some good lines and is very likable in his role. He's a classic film buff who likes to pepper his speech with references to old films like "Casablanca".
The story is predictable. Nevertheless, there is some pleasure to be derived from a resolution when everything falls into place.
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!
Eventually they see each other's strengths and might be ready for some adventures of their own!
Danica McKellar is one of the more watchable and less irritating of the Hallmark actresses. She doesn't come across as fake and silly like some. She has an okay chemistry with Josh Kelly her costar who plays an event planner.
Wedding planning has been done a lot in rom coms but here it is a bit different with 2 different people trying to work together to plan a wedding for his cousin. Linday Gray looks okay still as mother of the groom.
OK for one watch
Wedding planning has been done a lot in rom coms but here it is a bit different with 2 different people trying to work together to plan a wedding for his cousin. Linday Gray looks okay still as mother of the groom.
OK for one watch
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!
It was really annoying that the logistics (especially the timeline) of the wedding planning was ridiculously unrealistic. I really like the two stars together, though (luckily, they work together again in Campfire Kiss - check it out!). I love the dance lesson scene and the song Marry Me (Train) - it was perfect!
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Anthony Konechny (Paul) is talking about the chicken wings on "a nice silver dish!" He does an impression of a friend whom he knew growing up.
- GoofsIn the opening scene, the Empress Hotel in Victoria, BC is pictured, with the Canadian flag clearly visible in the foreground.
- ConnectionsReferences Détour (1945)
- SoundtracksMarry Me
Performed by Train
Written by Sam Hollander, Patrick Monahan & David Katz
Courtesy of Sony/ATV EMI Blackwood Music Publishing and Reservoir Music Media
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc.
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