Save the Date

This show is pure, unfiltered entertainment. It is funny, engaging, and all around just a good time. Every part of this series, from the writing to the visuals to the acting and the comedy land so well and make for an addictive and fun watch. It will have you fully invested in the characters and laughing out loud as you watch their stories unfold.

This show is just pure fun. It's a romantic romp in the vein of classic rom-coms featuring a bevy of very hunky suitors vying for the attention of one Dassy Toledano, wedding planner extraordinaire.

Dassy thought she was the next one to say "I do" and start a family, when she suddenly finds herself single (in an unequivocally embarrassing public breakup with her insufferable artist boyfriend - great scene!). After her Nana sprinkles some voodoo magic on her, Dassy is suddenly the prize for four ardent suitors, one of whom flies from his kingdom in Europe to make her match.

This is not an artistic series. It isn't going to win awards. But it WILL make you laugh. It's a silly show, featuring musical dance numbers, a high school nemesis, and - deep down - some real soul-searching about what a woman in her late 30s wants and needs from her life and the men in it.

Grab popcorn and a bottle of wine and just enjoy it (and the handsome suitors!) for what it is.

This series is a rare gem in the world of romantic comedies. It's not easy to find a series that truly manages to be both funny and genuinely romantic-but this one strikes the perfect balance. With warmth, wit, and a lot of heart, it delivers laugh-out-loud moments while also moving you to tears.

What makes it so special is its authenticity. The characters feel real, their emotions relatable, and their journeys compelling. As they revisit old flames and navigate the chaos of love and life, we're pulled into a story that is as entertaining as it is touching.

Whether you're a fan of romance, comedy, or just good storytelling, the series will surprise you. It's charming, full of heart, and a beautiful reminder that sometimes, looking back is the best way to move forward.