The Wedding Veil Expectations

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I agree completely with the other reviewers who said the story is all over the place. I think that all the spontaneous explanations for verbal slips are supposed to be funny, but for me that were just childish explanations. Avery so excited about a new car? And a minivan no less. And that gag was beaten to death. I wonder if the viewer is supposed to take Avery's side in her struggle with her new boss. Despite the outcome, this isn't promising for their future together because ... well he's the boss. If he and the Curator disagree so strongly, well good luck. And he wasn't wrong. Like the 6th movie (I saw this last), the wedding veil legend gets shortchanged at least as far as any romance story springing out of it, again despite the outcome. It's just that the romance story got washed out by everything else. It must be nice for the three friends to be able to drop everything and fly to another city at the drop of a hat. That is a continuing theme throughout the series. I will agree that it is great to see such devoted friendship. I wondered about ballot box stuffing especially with so many 10 star written reviews against a weighted score below 7. I looked at 5 or more of those writers' histories and the ones I picked varied from the only review to a history of 25. None of theme had a deep portfolio of written reviews. A few seemed to favor Kevin McGarry movies and WCtH. The rating spread wasn't that unusual with maybe a tad more 10's than should be expected. Even the relationship between Avery and Peter was a little thin as far as screen time in this movie. In general, there was just too many story lines.

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Watched the four parts of the series shown so far. The series contains the basic hallmarks of Hallmark, i.e. Simplicity and not loaded with suspense. Most of us don't want anything too loaded right now, especially not after the past two years and the price of gas. There are two things I like about the series. The second one is the fashion, the three friends have their own individual fashion, as different as their personalities are but the styles are trendy and unique, makes you want to watch. The number one feature of the series I like is the special friendship they have. Everyone needs a friend who will always be there, who understands them, who can read their emotions on the phone. The camaraderie and authenticity of the three leading ladies is enviable.

It was wonderful to see Avery and Peter living their happily ever after. As usual, happily ever after doesn't mean that everything actually goes perfectly. There are stresses in life, whether it's disappointed hopes surrounding a suspected pregnancy, work related, home renovations, or personal fears about our parents or something else. It was wonderful to see this couple meet these challenges and see them supporting each other in a loving relationship. I loved the talk about looks across the room and then actually seeing such a look at the next Veil wedding. Seeing Kevin and Lacey as Peter and Avery again was a real treat. I was happy to see them still in love with each other and meeting lifes challenges, together. More movies should show us the next stage after the wedding. Showing us the couple still in love meeting the challenges of life together. I also think we should have more stories sharing older widowed women finding love again.

Kevin McGarry has wit and humor he brings to his role and so naturally, along with his range of talents and handsome good looks, and those mesmerizing blue eyes.. The tenderness for each other they give in their roles on screen is so endearing. You can tell they work well together. Lacey is a producer too and hand picked Kevin for this role. Even Autumn and Alison enjoy him on set, he is serious about his role yet keeps things light, so the whole team works well together and it shows. A delightful, in depth storyline that just keeps getting better. They now have their 1st baby, and his mother found love again, so the wedding veil has succeeded, keeps working it's legend and all are happy in the ending. Lacey's wardrobe is always outstanding. Delightful movie I've already watched multiple times ! Enchanting feel good movie ❤

As a fan of the first three wedding veil movies, expectations were high. This did not disappoint! Usually with hallmark we get the kiss in the last 30 seconds and then happily ever after. Here - we get to see the happily ever after - after a few bumps. This movie is precious. The leads Lacey and Kevin are great..their real life friendship is so obvious. It was romantic and sweet but showing the little bumps when first married. Added story of husband's widowed mom meeting someone - and how her son had to deal with that was well done. Friendship with the girls - felt like coming home. Recommend.

I tuned into this continuation of the Wedding Veil trilogy with much fear and hesitation. I knew the original movie had kept my interest due to Kevin McGarry being the lead and the story involving a mystery, but I was afraid that Kevin wouldn't be in this one much due to his lack of being shown much in promos. They kept promoting this as being focused on the female friendships between the lead women and I expected the marriage to be given very little screen time due to that. WOW! Showing their marriage and life they were building together WAS the largest plot in the story. Usually in movies, marriage is shown in such a negative light that you usually finish a movie with negativity towards your marriage or marriage partner. Nope. Not in this one! I loved how they started the movie with Peter waking her up with a rose in bed. It was a reference back to their first date they had together in the first trilogy walking through the garden to smell the roses! This movie had excellent acting, chemistry between scene partners, witty banter, comedic timing, romance, positive examples of how to resolve marital conflict and how to talk through stressful situations and encourage your partner in moments of doubt. This was pure sweetness and joy to watch from start to finish. I smiled for days after viewing it and it motivated me to take the time to add some romance back into my marriage! I love the height difference between Peter and Avery and all the humorous situations that allows for in watching their relationship unfold onscreen. I loved the positive message that was sent that said you can have a career AND l desire to have children and want to be good parents! So often, parenting and raising children is mocked and treated as a life sentence and not as the true privilege it is!! The minivan jokes were hilarious. Kevin's acting choices in how he showed Peter's playfulness and flirty banner with Avery were spot on. Lacey played Avery as the perfect example of loving and encouraging partner even when she didn't get her way in various situations. I loved the acting by Sam and Lucy and also appreciated seeing a positive relationship between a mother in law and daughter in law shown onscreen! I could envision Kevin and Lacey playing a couple in their own TV series or sitcom even if the Wedding Veil Trilogy ends after this year. I love them together as much as I love seeing Lacey with Brennan Elliot. Thanks Hallmark for surprising me in a good way with this movie! I think I'm going to watch it again to relive the "high" right now.

Loved seeing a relationship after the wedding is over. The story was engaging and there were a lot of comedic moments and dramatic moments as well. Kevin and Lacey have great chemistry, which added to the appeal of the story. The acting was well done by everyone, especially by Kevin and Lacey. The women's friendship added to the story nicely, without taking over the main storyline. I liked seeing a continuation to a story that I really liked as well. It would be great if we could visit them again next year (hint, hint to TPTB). I really enjoyed this sequel to the Wedding Veil and would reccommend it to everyone, especially if you want to see something a bit different from Hallmark.