Why is there always a wedding and a wedding planner involved?

Anyway, I've saw enough Christmas Movies (especially the Hallmark-esq type) to know how predictable and cliche they are and to be honest that's what I love about them but this was just completely, unbelievably, unrealistic..... I agree with all of the reviewers about the 'Best Wedding Planner in the World' but why is nobody mentioning the storm!? The storm that was meant to arrive when it's like 90 degrees heat outside and not even a breeze! Come on, at least try and make it look cold for the storm that's in the post! Perhaps film in another location or not in the summer lol ...... And onto the next!

Haley did not act like an adult who plans weddings. She acted like a spoiled, arrogant asshole teenager. She ruined the whole movie. I frowned through the whole thing, hoping it would get better.

This is a wedding planner movie where she has too little time for the wedding her sister always dreamed of. The leads were friends as children on her family's tree farm where the three of them (including her sister) made wishes on a wish tree. The sister's wish was to get married at the farm. I bet you can't bet what one of the other wishes was. The male lead Carter later bought the farm - no I mean he purchased it.

The plot follows most of the usual themes including the totally cliché misunderstanding based on what one of them saw from afar. Actually there is not much of a plot besides the wedding. Haley, the planner quickly finds out too many things aren't available on short notice and that consumes most of the story. Since that leaves the story a little thin, Haley's boss has to threaten her periodically because the boss has agreed to another short notice wedding. Trouble is, that thread totally fizzles just as you'd expect.

A movie with a simple plot needs something to hook the audience. Often, that's the relationship between the leads. Just one problem. Haley proceeds to insult every possible vendor she can find, implying in effect that their hick town standards aren't up to her requirements. (Shouldn't "the best wedding planner in LA" know something about tact?) She even disrespects Carter at first. She's annoying. For some reason, it seems to be a requirement in these movies that the leads start out badly in the beginning and then all the disagreements disappear. This is where Cristine Prosperi and Colton Little should have had chemistry. And they had a little, but it wasn't great.

Many reviewers have heavily criticized the acting. The actor playing the sister was pretty good. I don't completely agree that the others were terrible. Most of them were fair, and none of them distracted me with acting. I've seen a lot of movies where the acting is distracting.