I must admit that as much as I loved The Perfect Bride, I wasn't all that excited about seeing this sequel. However, while it's not on the level of the original, The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells is a solid continuation. Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith still have their excellent chemistry, and the issues they work through as they try to plan their wedding are believable. The opening scene does well to set the background for Molly's (Pascale) dilemma in this one.
Leanne Lapp continues to shine here and it's great to see all the original members from the first movie here, with a little more screen time for Iron Chef chairman Mark Dacascos.
The problems facing the two (both his and her business ventures, and the wedding dress) are wrapped up a little too perfectly for my taste, and the bridezilla aspect that was a fun addition to the original was missing here.
It's still worth your time,...just don't expect the greatness and magic of the original.
Leanne Lapp continues to shine here and it's great to see all the original members from the first movie here, with a little more screen time for Iron Chef chairman Mark Dacascos.
The problems facing the two (both his and her business ventures, and the wedding dress) are wrapped up a little too perfectly for my taste, and the bridezilla aspect that was a fun addition to the original was missing here.
It's still worth your time,...just don't expect the greatness and magic of the original.