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Another movie where the daughter comes home cause the dad broke his leg and "needs" her help but then doesn't help at all. Never saw her once cook or be a waitress. It's amazing how much this town wants to become broke? They rather not sell farm to make money? No one else wants to buy the farm? In other hallmark movies, the bank would take over the farm. Also they hate outsiders so much. It's not like she's moving a target or a McDonald's into town, it's just a wedding business. Casting seemed off. The dad was too young, he played the love interest of Megan markle so he is not old enough to have a 30 something, but he played a very supportive father figure. I saw no chemistry between the leads. The main girl had more chemistry with her business partner. The mom came off as cold and not supporting her daughter- why are you hiring your daughter's ex and then he denies selling the farm to her and you are ok with that? Found that very annoying. The blond girl played a b- very well! Even until the end I didn't know who's side she was on. Every eye roll, fake laugh, she did a good job. Individually everyone has their moments but together just didn't click- it fell flat. I've seen this movie a few times on tv and always forget what it's about, so it's very forgettable.

There is little to say about the premise of this film as it falls under the stereotypical story of the female lead taking a break (or forced to) from work in the big city to travel home and see her family. Events allow her to reconnect with an old flame and by the end of the film she leaves her city life behind and they all live happily in the country.

Normally there wouldn't be anything wrong with this. It is a welcome distraction from life and we enjoy a cosy, light hearted film where everyone is always happy and a couple connects romantically. Unfortunately in this film, there is very little "light hearted" and "love" or "romance" feel an afterthought.

There is too much resistance from the town on Zoe's efforts which dominates the film, is unrealistic and makes the film borderline depressing. Her constant smile after every rejection becomes fake and any romantic interaction with Will gets lost. You could be wondering by the end why there is a wedding at all.

Would I watch the film again? No as I almost stopped watching half way through the first time.

Totally unbelievable how a wedding planner would not have considered the towns vendors for her business.