This was another of those GAF movies that remind us they are not even with Hallmark quite yet.
Wedding planning and the assorted catastrophes is not a new subject, and this was just another one.
The plot itself wasn't so bad: a newly engaged couple decides to marry in two weeks in order to allow the bride to have her dream wedding before the facility is demolished to build condos.
Work and planning issues get in the way of the pair spending time together, and nerves become frayed.
Holly Devaux and Drew Seeley are ok as the couple, but again, the acting seems like...acting Brigitte Kingsley (who also produced) is back in a supporting role, substantially more covered up than last year (see The Art of Christmas), but she still has a scene or two, if you catch my drift.
I record these movies to zap through the commercials, and it seemed like it took forever to get to the end of this.
Not awful, but not my favorite.
Wedding planning and the assorted catastrophes is not a new subject, and this was just another one.
The plot itself wasn't so bad: a newly engaged couple decides to marry in two weeks in order to allow the bride to have her dream wedding before the facility is demolished to build condos.
Work and planning issues get in the way of the pair spending time together, and nerves become frayed.
Holly Devaux and Drew Seeley are ok as the couple, but again, the acting seems like...acting Brigitte Kingsley (who also produced) is back in a supporting role, substantially more covered up than last year (see The Art of Christmas), but she still has a scene or two, if you catch my drift.
I record these movies to zap through the commercials, and it seemed like it took forever to get to the end of this.
Not awful, but not my favorite.