One Perfect Wedding

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.

Why is Cara so suspicious of Ben after all this time?

Why is Ben bald with no explanation?

Why is the log cabin/chalet now magically a completely different luxury hotel room?

No answers to any of these questions and a very weak story lead to this poor rating.

Not the best sequel. Why was she so suspicious? It was unnecessary. Just kind of meh. I watched it because I liked the other two movies.

I think they should have at least acknowledged the shaved head. We know why he did it in real life - but it wasn't even acknowledged in the movie. No reference at all - just like it was normal, every day behavior. It could have been explained in some fashion.

Won't watch again ... not enough magic.

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.

Cara and Ben decide to get married before their schedules takes them to Europe and Asia respectively. Of course, they choose to marry where they first met.

We were expecting this movie to go in that direction, being the final one (probably) but weird things happened: one the leads wasn't there, the locations changed, our main lead didn't have hair and new characters showed up. Personally, I can excuse a few of things, because, you know, COVID, and the world is changing constantly, but all of these together? It's like I was watching a whole different movie. They probably should have waited a little bit longer.

I have been looking forward to this movie and was excited (OWW is one of my favorites), but if it doesn't stay true to the other two, (which I loved) what's the point? Someone who didn't watch the previous two could have watched this without problems and that's the issue here.

We all know Taylor and Jack have good chemistry but that wasn't enough to save this one. Unfortunately, this was disappointing. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it because I already fell connected to these characters, specially Cara and Ben but it wasn't enough.

Storywise: another fail. These two are getting married and are suspicious/keeping secrets? They could have used so many plots but they chose one of the worst (a third party being the worst idea EVER).

Anyway, this is the worst of the trilogy. It hurts to say that because One Winter Weekend is one of my favorites of Hallmark. HOWEVER, if they decide to make another one, I will probably watch it.