The Wedding Veil Inspiration (2023)

• Year: 2023
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt25134264/
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• Keywords: based on novel or book, sequel, wedding,

7.1/10

The Wedding Veil Inspiration Storyline

Ultimate planner Emma looks like she will finally be reaching the pinnacle of what has been her extended five year plan, namely the Chair of the Department in her boss, Nancy, intimating that she is retiring at the end of the semester. Despite Nancy having mentored her in Emma having made it clear that she has long wanted the job, Emma has always had the feeling that traditional and hard-nosed Nancy doesn’t really respect her, especially in that they are two vastly different people. Beyond extending that five year plan to accommodate Nancy’s delay in retirement, Emma has let Paolo add to her five year plan to insert himself into her life and future. Even though he had always seen himself living in Italy, Paolo marrying Emma has provided the opportunity for the family to expand the business into the US market in they opening their first US store in Chicago. Paolo has hired his cousin Matteo to help him manage the store, timely for Matteo, from Miami, in recently having broken up with his girlfriend thus having nothing to prevent him from making the move. The veil being currently on display in the store is an issue for Emma’s teaching assistant Lily, she avoiding it in a measure of protection from being hurt in seeing her quirky self as traditionally not being the type of woman attractive to the type of man she would like, this all despite signs being that there is potentially *the* man right in front of her. With all these things going on in Emma and Paolo’s lives, one other thing enters into it as a factor which places them at a crossroads in their marriage where her long term plan and his long term plan may be incompatible.

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Autumn Reeser Led Hit

Enjoyed the whole cast of likable characters led by the accomplished and talented Autumn Reeser who is a pro in her profession. Her range of expressing emotions is astonishing and only seems to grow in each of her roles. The location on Victoria Island, BC is perfect and the cinematography clear, rich, and crisp. This is truly a delightful buddy film where three true friends stick together and move the narrative of the Wedding Veil series. Autumn Reeser and her co-star Paolo Bernadini definitely have chemistry and bring out the modern-day issues of a two-career couple. This time the relationship is a really long-distance romance: Chicago and Italy. Hallmark has grown into producing mature stories and has an excellent repertoire of actors and talent to bring intelligent films to their audiences. Bravo.

That’s Amore?

Another solid entry in the 2nd Wedding Veil trilogy. This time we revisit Emma and Paolo who now live in Chicago. I’m not sure what the passage of time has been since The Wedding Veil Unveiled but it’s at least 2 years given that Avery’s son is now standing in his crib. So Paolo is just now opening his high end lace shop. Is that even a thing?

This was the first Wedding Veil movie not written by the Berg sisters and it kind of showed. There was a lot more focus on the B couple, more so than on the 3 friends. And it also has much more serious undertones. I thought the issues Emma and Paolo dealt with were very realistic and they were handled well too. Good character growth for both of them.

However, I am not crazy about the fact that Paolo’s dream was to expand the business to the US and he finally does that only to decide to move back to Italy, leaving said business in the hands of an inexperienced relative. Also, Emma leaving her job that she worked so hard for is a pretty sharp turn. I get giving up the promotion but also giving up the teaching job that she loved in favor of Paolo is an old school Hallmark move. And her new career choice doesn’t seem like it would be satisfying in the long term. Once again, executives at this network don’t seem to understand the audience. Viewers have seen that repeatedly since new leadership took over.

My other main issues with this one were that Paolo Bernardini was billed AFTER Carlo Marks. Come on Paolo is the lead character. And also that this one was so serious. It’s Hallmark Channel and this trilogy is supposed to be a RomCom overall. This movie was definitely more of a drama.

Hated the emma’s boss so much!!

I love this movie series and seeing where everyone’s life is now especially Emma. All of them had such happy endings from the first trip loft and it’s nice to see how they get through the challenges of going from single independent women to now being married and being pulled by their career driven nature. Having said that I HATE the academic chair! She was sooo awful! And I hate that Emma was laughing when it’s revealed she was purposefully making her life hell. Emma is now unemployed and wasted years and years of her life! She could have had kids a while ago, and might have even ended her marriage because of the lies and constant emotional abuse from this person. I’ve had deans and managers like this who constantly put me down, bring up my clothing, the way I present myself, their personal dislikes that are not university driven, and the whole “I’m doing this for your own good” gaslighting approach. It made me furious that it ended on a light hearted note and that walking away was the only option. I am glad she moved to Italy and started a family and has a life she deserves but I also wished her career would somehow be brought up. Like she became dean at the Italian university or something. Her friends are amazing and I loved how they showed up every time she needed them without needing to say so. They supported her like real friends should and I really liked the part where they ask what’s keeping you in Chicago? No family- no friends- a dead end job is not enough. The dean did her zero favours and she should not be thankful for her. I like that the message at the end was they were finally taking control of their lives and not letting others dictate it. Can’t wait to watch the next one!