One Perfect Wedding

I liked the movie. However, I felt Shaun's absence left a void in the movie. I would love to see the characters back for Shaun and Megan's wedding.

Until first male lead, Jack Turner, had hair, second male lead, Dewshane Williams, was personally available and they had a stronger plot.

Came away feeling "things" happened just before filming and the powers that be decided to go ahead anyway because Hallmark is a movie machine with a limited production schedule and the clock was ticking.

Disappointing sequel.

I loved all 3 of the movies but I did notice that during the couples dance that Ben wasn't wearing his wedding ring. Why?

Considering the importance of the story series,how about give him a hair piece?

The overall feel of having the wedding where they met,just didn't have romantic vibes.

Felt like she was getting married to a man,who was having health issues.

Was hoping for something grander,that would compliment previous two movies.

Casting,overall acting,cinematography was ok.

Still.. Worth checking out!

Dewshane Williams had to video in his role. Jack Turner may love his new look, but I agree with one reviewer to the extent that it at least makes me wonder if he was sick. And with another who asks why is Cara so suspicious?

I'm not a fan of wedding planning movies. I want to watch the getting to know you stage. The wedding planning part of this movie wasn't that interesting, different, or funny.

The plot in this one is so thin that Taylor Cole has to channel her Ruby Herring roles so they could put a mystery in to fill time. The mystery is mildly interesting.

The last scene is the best part of the movie for two reasons: 1) it was a unique and sweet way to do what they were there for; and 2) absolutely gorgeous scenery.