La boda perfecta

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

This was a really good love story the son made the show tho. Yes I recommend it. James Welch Henderson Arkansas. 11/20/2020.

Both my sisters have been through nasty divorces and this is a cute movie to have the hope one day you will find a match. Though maybe it is not easy or he might not be exactly like you it shows you to try to open your mind and your heart.

Ahh yes, the classic Hallmark 'two people who don't see eye to eye on something (wedding and event planning, in this instance) bond over the project they are forced to work on together and then the sparks fly' trope. Done before. Done better, probably, but Danica McKellar, who is always bubbly and upbeat in her Hallmark roles and Paul Greene have a decent amount of chemistry, and move their relationship from unwilling partners with some antagonism to - you guessed it - falling in love at the end. Beautiful scenery, too, as Hallmark movies seem to nearly always have. Not McKellar's best, but not her worst. Ditto Paul Greene.

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!