Love, Wedding, Marriage

Love, Wedding, Marriage is a romantic comedy film released in 2011 starring Mandy Moore, Kellan Lutz, and James Brolin. The film is directed by Dermot Mulroney, and it follows the story of a young marriage counselor, Ava, who discovers that her parents are getting a divorce just as she is planning her own wedding.

Ava (Mandy Moore) is a successful marriage counselor who has just gotten engaged to her boyfriend, Charlie (Kellan Lutz), who is everything she wants in a man. She is looking forward to getting married, and she is excited to start planning her wedding. However, just as she starts planning her own wedding, she receives a shocking piece of news – her parents, Bradley (James Brolin) and Betty (Jane Seymour), are getting a divorce.

Ava is devastated by the news and doesn't understand why her parents, who have been married for thirty years, are getting a divorce. She decides to take it upon herself to try and fix their marriage, so that they can be happy and together again. Ava spends countless hours trying to get her parents back together, but she faces numerous challenges along the way.

While Ava is trying to save her parents' marriage, she begins to neglect her own relationship with Charlie. She starts putting all of her energy into saving her parents' marriage, and she forgets to make time for Charlie. This causes tension between the two of them, and they begin to argue about the wedding plans.

As the wedding approaches, things begin to come to a head. Ava's parents are still struggling, and Ava is starting to realize that her own marriage may not be perfect either. She has to make the tough decision of whether to focus on her own wedding or try and save her parents' marriage.

Overall, Love, Wedding, Marriage is a heartwarming romantic comedy that explores the challenges of both marriage and love. The cast is excellent, with Mandy Moore giving a standout performance as Ava. Kellan Lutz is also great as Charlie, bringing a sense of charm and humor to his role. James Brolin and Jane Seymour are fantastic as Ava's parents, and their struggle to reconcile their differences is both touching and realistic.

What makes Love, Wedding, Marriage stand out from other romantic comedies is its focus on family and the challenges that come with marriage. The film shows that no marriage is perfect, no matter how long you've been together. It also highlights the importance of communication, understanding, and compromise in any relationship.

Overall, Love, Wedding, Marriage is a charming and entertaining film that will make you laugh, cry, and maybe even learn a thing or two about love and marriage. It's the perfect movie for anyone who's ever been in love or who's ever had to navigate the tricky waters of family relationships.