Mes beaux-parents, mon mariage et moi

Lordy. Please consider yourself forewarned: romance and feel-good sentiments are awfully thin on the ground in Wedding at Graceland.

Wes Brown is his usual charming self as concert promoter Clay Shepherd. He's really doing the lord's work here alongside co-star Kellie Pickler, who cannot act her way out of a thin, wet paper bag. Forget romantic chemistry; this is make-you-blush bad acting.

What we have in place of sparks or a real plot are two Momzillas and a maniacal event planner steamrolling the happy couple while planning a wedding at Graceland.

Sprinkle a few Elvis songs and a steamboat ride over the top and you've got one pitifully thin movie.

Rubbish ?

I have seen better acting in my local amateur dramatic group. Kellie Pickle looked much older than Wes Brown, and couldn't believe she is in her mid 30's. The actors playing the parents were so over the top it was embarrassing to watch. Then there was the little girl with the precocious grin. I felt sorry for Wes Brown who must have been well paid to appear in this film.

Hallmark, as someone else said, used to produce such reasonably good movies, but whenever there is a wedding in the movie its clearly an excuse for manic acting by all. Here in the UK, we love a good wedding, but it appears to be on a whole different level in the U.S if these films are anything to go by, and an event to run from in the opposite direction !!!

I liked this movie- Kellie and Wes - regardless what others thought- keep doing movies Kellie Pickler

This was a pretty good movie for a romance. They should have gotten somebody else for the first dance song. Lee Brice butchered it.

I wasn't sure I would lije this movie because I wasn't crazy about Christmas at Graceland. Decided to give it a chance and so glad I did. It is a great movie , I enjoyed it from beginning to the spectacular ending.