I actually liked the tone, premise, and flow of the movie. And it was interesting to see the female lead be platonic best friends with one of the grooms, without giving his fiance any cause for worry. But the movie was ruined by four mistakes:

The first bride wore something hideous on her head.

The second couple chose their careers over each other. That's a tragedy! If you're gonna have them cancel their wedding, make it because they realized they're not right for each other. Basically, make us want them to come to that conclusion. Wedding Bells handled that better.

It would have been great to see more of the third couple's reconciliation.

And the late-movie conflict felt forced. Why can't he just take one last trip, finally fulfill his dream of photographing the Southern Lights, and THEN settle down with her? For that matter, as a magazine writer who emails her articles, why can't she just go with him to Australia?

There were some decent messages of this movie but it didn't always back it up.

What kind of magazine was this? And what kind of writer was Trish to get bullied by her boss like that?

Of course it was going to be obvious that her best friend's brother was going to be this handsome hunk of man who performs a chivalrous act to save the day.

The points that I thought were quite ridiculous. Who has 3 friends that just happen to plan weddings each a week apart and all in the same location?? Go buy a lottery ticket because I think your odds are better.

The biggest joke was the brother is supposed to be a big time photographer and uses 2 pictures to express his brother's love.

And lastly Trish is a writer, why can't she go anywhere in the world to do her job? That's selfish to hold someone back from their dream job. Hint: couple #2 got it right.

I am going to start by saying I was excited to see this film because it starred Casey Deidrick who I love and was phenomenal in Passionflix's Driven Series...but this couldn't have been more opposite in terms of a storyline as it was beyond vanilla. Maybe this is a case of not being of the same generation but all these floundering and waffling attractive young actors are failing to gain my sympathy not to mention my attention.

I watched this film until the bitter end...and didn't really have anything to say about it. I didn't hate it, in fact I was primarily indifferent to it. A magazine assistant wants to be a front cover writer...she pitches multiple stories, her boss says no and tells her she needs to put more of herself into her stories which leads her to write about the three weddings she is going to over the next three weeks...oh and she doesn't believe in commitment. Snooze. Self focused she gives a wedding toast at the third and final wedding (that of her best friend), that is all about her journey and not really focused on the wedding couple at hand. (Super glad she isn't my best friend!).

The friendships didn't ring true...really lacking in connection. The romance was almost nonexistent. The focus is really on self and self development...but not really in a good way through conscious work.

Still left without much to say about about this film except I can't think of a single person that I would recommend it too...which is too bad because I really do like Casey Deidrick!