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Credited cast:
	Maya Erskine	...	Alice
	Jack Quaid	...	Ben
	Ed Begley Jr.	...	Chuck
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Obada Adnan
	Alex Anfanger	...	Derrick
	Kiersten Armstrong	...	Marissa
	Jennifer Bartels	...	Ellie
	Jon Bass	...	Cartelli
	Joe Bays	...	Uncle Davis
	Emma Bell	...	Perfect Maid of Honor
	Beck Bennett	...	Matt
	Scarlett Bermingham	...	Maggie
	Jaxy Boyd	...	Receptionist
	Christine Bullen	...	Passive Agressive Maid of Honor
	Rachelle Carson	...	Janice

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In order to survive a summer of wedding fever, longtime single friends, Ben and Alice, agree to be each other's plus one at every wedding they've been invited to.

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Comedy | Drama | Romance

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Not Rated | See all certifications »

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Trivia

Brianne Howey reprises her character of Jess Ramsey from Andrew Rymer and Jeff Chan's 2008 short film "Suckerpunch." They also reprise the gag of using her full name each time she is mentioned. See more »

Quotes

Ben: But the truth is... if you spend your whole life looking for perfect... you wind up with nothing.
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Referenced in Jimmy Kimmel Live!: Casey Affleck/Jack Quaid/Burna Boy (2019) See more »

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Rom-Com Wedding Heaven

20 July 2019 | by prs-51 – See all my reviews

This is a great addition to the rom-com genre. The characters are attractive and engaging, enjoy great chemistry and the dialogue crackles along throughout. Jack Quaid and especially Maya Erskine are excellent in the lead roles. Even the last half hour doesn't flag and so avoids something which plagues so many films in this genre. One aspect which engaged my post viewing ruminations was whether the lead female character Alice was a Manic Pixie Dream Girl. I concluded that while she probably was - after all the essential arc of the film is the overcoming of the male character's lifelong romantic commitment phobia by his association with a dynamic female friend at a series of weddings - nevertheless her character is so rich, well-drawn and zestful that it doesn't matter. Heartily recommended for those who enjoy their rom-coms and even those who don't.

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