Not only is the premise of this movie unrealistic (and I'm writing this as someone who LOVES Hallmark movies and all their cheesiness), but the ending is awful.
The leads have way too many differences to make a marriage work. Their businesses are based off opposing viewpoints. Libby's whole life and business is wrapped up in making dream weddings. Ben's book - and his opinion - states that it's ridiculous to spend so much on a single day. You can't spend your life with someone who disagrees with your deepest conviction.
Also, I'm sorry, the couple hadn't even been dating and now the movie ends with them getting married? Supposedly within days of the decision? How did they fit the dress and the suit? Get bridesmaids and groomsmen and their outfits? Invite guests?
And how does their getting married save her business? She is still paying for the wedding!
Bad. Just bad.
The leads have way too many differences to make a marriage work. Their businesses are based off opposing viewpoints. Libby's whole life and business is wrapped up in making dream weddings. Ben's book - and his opinion - states that it's ridiculous to spend so much on a single day. You can't spend your life with someone who disagrees with your deepest conviction.
Also, I'm sorry, the couple hadn't even been dating and now the movie ends with them getting married? Supposedly within days of the decision? How did they fit the dress and the suit? Get bridesmaids and groomsmen and their outfits? Invite guests?
And how does their getting married save her business? She is still paying for the wedding!
Bad. Just bad.