The lush greenery, rolling hills, crystal lakes and clear blue skies steal every scene in this Hallmark romance. The acting is adequate; the faces of the women are all perfect with not one visible wrinkle. Like all Hallmark films, this is a fantasy with just enough low key conflict to keep the audience mildly interested. Mick, as the aging rock star, seems decades older than Olivia, yet we are asked to believe they were once in college together. Mick would have looked more appropriate with Olivia's mother. Olivia's wig is so awful that it distracts from the story. Hallmark has a habit of forcing impossibly bad wigs on it's lead female characters. The Wedding March is a somewhat entertaining film lacking any truly memorable moments.
Review of The Wedding March
