The Wedding Veil

Hallmark has missed the mark with the majority of their movies in recent years, but has finally turned the corner and is back to making a few quality movies again. This is one of the best and starts 2022 on a good note, mainly due to the cast. The movie has a story within a story, which makes it more interesting than most Hallmark movies. It's also really enjoyable to watch. The acting, the scenery, the costumes, and the music are top notch.

This was such a heart warming story. Loved the dynamics of the ladies' friendship and that bond, but my favorite was Kevin Mcgarry! He played his part perfectly. Wished they would've made sure he used that Bostonian accent from the first scene or done away with it all together....only thing I would change. Kevin and Lacey have the perfect chemistry and love the fact that we got a wedding and reception, and that it didn't end with them just falling for each other.

Chemistry matters and Kevin McGarry and Lacy Chabert have chemistry. Add in a mystery veil, beautiful location, and best friends who happen to be Alison Sweeney and Autumn Reeser and you have a can't miss romcom. Great supporting actors and storylines, especially loved the mother/son dynamic and how Peter's first thought was to take care of his mom after his father's passing. I definitely recommend this feel good romantic movie!

I love all 3 actresses - Allison is a top-notch actress, Lacy is great in any role, love her giggle, and Autumn's acting seems so natural! I hope they make many movies together. The first in this series had an interesting storyline, humor that made me giggle and a nice ending to float into the next movie. The music, the locations, the costumes - all get a thumbs-up from me. The supporting cast was a refreshing change - they were smart & actually had something to offer to the story, instead of silliness. Even if they all get married in the end, this could be a long-lasting series!

Really good movie. Kind of annoying with the usual "misunderstanding" driving the plot, but things eventually resolve. What was most amusing was the way the main character guy goes in and out of the Boston accent thing from scene to scene. In one scene he's a guy from the Midwest, the next scene he sounds like he's one of the Kennedy clan. CONTINUITY, Hallmark! Lol.