Wedding March 3: Here Come The Bride (2018)/Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New(2018)
The Hallmark Channel
Gabrielle Miller as Bonnie and Peter Benson as Sean
It's a full Valentine's Day weekend at the inn when Olivia and Mick host their families. Things get chaotic when Mick's sister decides to have her wedding at the inn that weekend and Mick's daughter announces plans to drop out of college.
Director: David Weaver
Writers: Neal H. Dobrofsky and Tippi Dobrofsky
Andrew Walker and Merritt Patterson play the groom, Rob, and the bride, Amy
Directed by Peter DeLuise
Music by Terry Frewer
Edited by Kelly Heron
Written by Robin Bernheim Burger, Richard Manning, David Golden and Tracy Andreen
Music by Terry Frewer
Edited by Kelly Heron
Written by Robin Bernheim Burger, Richard Manning, David Golden and Tracy Andreen
There's something about this mini series that's making me float every time I watch an episode, so when I got the chance to watch the two latest episodes back-to-back, I grabbed the opportunity. The problem is, I have a heavy morning today and I am going to accompany my mom to do some biz somewhere in the City of Makati.
Maybe I'm just too sappy or probably it's because I'm a hopeless romantic, but watching two of my favourites, and other good actors to boot, give cheap thrills.
All the while I thought that the fourth installment would be the last, but I guess there's still a fifth installment in the offing. Both Wedding March 3 and Wedding March 4 could be stand alone movies like the first two, but like them too, you would wish to know more about Mick and Olivia's story.
I chose to write about both of them on this blog entry because they are interconnected more ways than one.
One happens during the Valentine Weekend, and the other happens somewhere almost immediately after that. Both were released this year.
Bonnie(Gabrielle Miller), Mick's baby sister who is more or less twelve years younger than him, is getting married to Sean(Peter Benson), someone Mick couldn't forgive, but since he loves her so much, he and Olivia do their best to make her simple wedding memorable as ever. Of course, like all weddings in real life, preparations don't go smooth sailing.
The side story: Julie(Sarah Grey) wants to quit school to be a chef(I don't know if she doesn't know that there's such a thing as Culinary School or maybe it's not offered at their University or something), which strains her relationship with her dad, Mick, and her boyfriend, Wyatt(Mitch Ainley). This frustrates her, but thankfully, Olivia is there to shed some light.
Andrew W. Walker and Merritt Patterson are the groom and the bride respectively. They make such a beautiful couple that you would think it's real. In real life Andrew Walker is married to Cassandra Troy, but here, he made us believe that he(I mean, Rob) only has eyes on Amy(Patterson). Amy is such a beautiful lady, but she is so insecure. She only has Rob and her best friend, Lana Salazar(Sandy Sidhu), since her last living relative, her mom, passed on while she was still in law school, that's why she very much wants to fit in the Atwell Family.
The side story: Grace(Emily Tennant) gets engaged to her boyfriend, Eric(Blair Penner). Olivia gets excited about this, but when Grace decides to go on tour...
The long and short of it, both TV movies/episodes, are feel good movies. So if you like movies like these, please watch all four episodes.
Some members of the Cast from imdb:
Wedding March 3
Wedding March 4
Maybe I'm just too sappy or probably it's because I'm a hopeless romantic, but watching two of my favourites, and other good actors to boot, give cheap thrills.
💘💘💘
All the while I thought that the fourth installment would be the last, but I guess there's still a fifth installment in the offing. Both Wedding March 3 and Wedding March 4 could be stand alone movies like the first two, but like them too, you would wish to know more about Mick and Olivia's story.
I chose to write about both of them on this blog entry because they are interconnected more ways than one.
One happens during the Valentine Weekend, and the other happens somewhere almost immediately after that. Both were released this year.
🏇🐴🐎🏇🐴🐎🏇🐴🐎
WEDDING MARCH THREE:Bonnie(Gabrielle Miller), Mick's baby sister who is more or less twelve years younger than him, is getting married to Sean(Peter Benson), someone Mick couldn't forgive, but since he loves her so much, he and Olivia do their best to make her simple wedding memorable as ever. Of course, like all weddings in real life, preparations don't go smooth sailing.
The side story: Julie(Sarah Grey) wants to quit school to be a chef(I don't know if she doesn't know that there's such a thing as Culinary School or maybe it's not offered at their University or something), which strains her relationship with her dad, Mick, and her boyfriend, Wyatt(Mitch Ainley). This frustrates her, but thankfully, Olivia is there to shed some light.
💒💒💒
WEDDING MARCH 4Andrew W. Walker and Merritt Patterson are the groom and the bride respectively. They make such a beautiful couple that you would think it's real. In real life Andrew Walker is married to Cassandra Troy, but here, he made us believe that he(I mean, Rob) only has eyes on Amy(Patterson). Amy is such a beautiful lady, but she is so insecure. She only has Rob and her best friend, Lana Salazar(Sandy Sidhu), since her last living relative, her mom, passed on while she was still in law school, that's why she very much wants to fit in the Atwell Family.
The side story: Grace(Emily Tennant) gets engaged to her boyfriend, Eric(Blair Penner). Olivia gets excited about this, but when Grace decides to go on tour...
The long and short of it, both TV movies/episodes, are feel good movies. So if you like movies like these, please watch all four episodes.
Some members of the Cast from imdb:
Wedding March 3
 | Jack Wagner | Mick |
 | Gabrielle Miller | Bonnie |
 | Josie Bissett | Olivia |
 | Peter Benson | Sean |
 | Sarah Grey | Julie |
 | Mitch Ainley | Wyatt |
 | Serge Houde | Johnny |
 | Susan Hogan | Nora |
 | Angela Moore | Minister |
 | Natalia McLaughlin | Allie |
 | Aaron Pearl | Duke |
 | Andy Nez | Baker |
Wedding March 4
| Jack Wagner | Mick Turner |
 | Merritt Patterson | Abby |
| Josie Bissett | Olivia Pershing |
 | Andrew W. Walker | Rob Atwell (as Andrew Walker) |
 | Emily Tennant | Grace Pershing |
| Aaron Pearl | Duke |
 | Blair Penner | Eric |
| Paris Abbott | Maddy |
 | Christine Chatelain | Kelsey Atwell |
 | Sandy Sidhu | Lena Salazar |
 | Chilton Crane | Jean Atwell |
 | Bruce Dawson | Bert Atwell |
 | Larissa Albuquerque | Rachel |
 | Amanda May | Saffron |
 | Eric Pollins | Pastor |
Oh, even if you don't believe in superstitions, it's great to learn about these traditions and superstitions too:
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