CPA Cassie (Morgan Kohan) gets to exercise her event planning skills when her mother's wedding planner leaves. She follows the old plan to call Kyle (Drew Nelson) for catering. He and his brother have a struggling BBQ place with no catering experience. She wants something more high brow. Meanwhile, there is trouble in her longtime relationship.

This would be fine for Hallmark or that kind of level. The two leads are fine with functional combative chemistry. Since they're doing BBQ, the barn wedding seems a natural companion. So I don't understand the hand-wringing. I would get rid of the hay. It is disappointing that they don't show the BBQ. For the foodies, they need to do it in reality. I love the little building facade although it would be nice to have colored glass in the windows. The acting and the story is all fine for the genre.

This movie must have been shot during COVID because it is lacking a lot. There was no physical touch at all between the mother and fiancé. It was awkward. The strangest thing is that the daughter never met the future stepfather before she came down for the wedding. I thought that was strange. The chef had no personality and it was a struggle to love his character. His dancing scene was funny though because he had zero rhythm. LOL. His brother was cool though. The lead actress' boyfriend was a stick in the mud. He didn't deserve her at all. This movie was okay. I wouldn't go out of my way to see it again though.

This movie is nothing original but a solid production filmed under Covid regulations, so don't expect lots of hugs etc! The stand out feature for me is the visual quality - lighting and filmography is stunning at times, even in many of the quite mundane scenes. I would watch again.