The Perfect Bride

Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith are familiar to you if you watch When Calls the Heart.

Their chemistry is perfect in this light hearted movie about being your best self when you get married and how to make sure your marriage lasts.

Funny and sweet this movie will make you smile and laugh.

This was a truly lovely movie and I enjoyed every minute watching it. This film along with a few I hold in the highest regard as some of the Best Hallmark Wedding Movies and this is definitely one of the top best movies ever. Anyone watching will instantly fall in love with the characters, especially the stars of the film, Molly and Nick. They are so refreshing to watch and I loved seeing them together as they were so cute and sweet and they made each other happy whenever they are together. Plus I loved watching Molly's class and the friendships that were built between all the soon to be brides. However, I gotta say Nick's fiancée, Jenna was so ruthless. I couldn't believe how far she was willing to go to have the best wedding. In the end though, Nick and Jenna parted ways, leaving Nick and Molly happily together at last.

Overall, This is One of the Best Hallmark Wedding Movies and it's a film that you can watch again and again without ever getting bored.

There is an old saying you can't buy chemistry or fake chemistry something like that and it is so true so when you see chemistry like Pascale and Kavan's you just want to watch them anytime they are in anything.

I loved this movie and its sequel, it had enough stuff to keep it interesting and real well as real as any movie on Hallmark can be.

Just watch them in anything together and I would love to Kavan do a cooking show check him out on Home and Family cooking.

By way Kavan is so super cute/hot I love his smile.

I have been waiting for this movie for a MONTH and it finally premiered: the main reason? Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith. If you watch When Calls the Heart you know why. If not… well to make things short you can actually sense that they great friends in real life and they always make you smile. I personally laugh a lot with Lee and Rosemary. Their chemistry is explosive.

June Weddings movies are definitely NOT my favorite, I've seen movies in which the leads get married after a few weeks/months of knowing each other and that's ridiculous. But since they paired these two I've been very excited about the movie. I'd take everything they give me with Pascale and Kavan

Molly meets Nick and they hit off immediately,- they seriously had me smiling since scene #1 - So imagine her surprise when she discovers that Nick is engaged and her fiancée will be taking her classes. Of course. And Jenna is everything you expect her to be: you are going to hate her (or at least dislike her A LOT.)

The story develops in the typical way Hallmark movies do. Molly and Nick had me laughing out loud more than once. Great script - I may have spotted two or three details but I let them slip - Something I haven't paid attention before but it was beautifully directed, the director played with the mirrors and it was so pleasant. Also, no pre-ending drama, which is a bonus, To be honest, most of the characters are not very interesting. However, Pascale truly shines in this movie, she stole the spotlight. And Kavan didn't disappoint.

To sum up, the story in particular doesn't outshine - that's why i'm giving this a 9 -, but what definitely makes this movie special - it is going to my favorite Hallmark movies list - are Pascale and Kavan. Their relationship is a pleasure to watch, whether they are themselves, Rosemary and Lee or Nick and Molly.

I really hope Hallmark considers pairing them on a movie again.

This television movie includes most of the elements of a typical Hallmark film. And it is rather predictable, as expected. But it does a couple of things that are different or unique.

The main character, Molly (Pascale Hutton), conducts Bridal Boot Camp sessions in a fitness center. She combines exercise with counseling for brides-to-be. During her course, she incorporates six necessary skills for a healthy relationship, like communication and honesty. Writer Rick Garman cleverly uses these teaching moments to advance the story, showing that one relationship might not be so perfect, and indicating that another match might be in the cards.

While this story includes the usual fairytale elements, it also includes a dose of realism. Not all of the relationships end with a walk down the aisle. And it demonstrates that brides who try to create a wedding experience to match the perfect fantasies in their heads should consider taking a more relaxed approach to planning a memorable wedding. This film is recommended for all potential bridezillas.

The chemistry between the two leads is fairly good. Perfection is not necessary anyway, right?