Literally no one was worth rooting for. Every character was abysmal. I vehemently deleted it off the DVR wishing I could get the same satisfaction in doing so as I once did from slamming down a telephone.

My main complaint with this movie is that I really didn't like the arrogant and rigid Meg. And she took too long to ask for help. Throw in the wedding turning into a disaster and it was hard to stick through. The bride wasn't too appealing either, but at least she had a good reason to be stressed.

I knew in an early scene what was going to cause a problem and how it was going to be solved. But Meg's solution to the bigger conflict was cute especially the way it was executed. So the last part of the movie was an improvement.

Kasey Landoll and Travis Burns connection didn't seem real to me, but I think that was Meg's arrogance.

I often joke about broken pipes being the go-to excuse for canceling Christmas pageants, but that would have been far preferable to the venue problem in this movie.

Seeing all the one star reviews and rating distribution makes me wonder if there is some ballot box stuffing on this movie, but I wonder why? Hallmark hatred? That would be ironic since I saw this on their new competitor GACF.

And, has Hallmark also run out of taste, professionals such as producers, directors, actors, and anybody affiliated with this silly nonsense? If this isn't the bottom of the barrel, I definitely don't want to see the bottom. It must really smell, because this on left a trail of its own. Scrub this dog from your resume, or your nonexistent career will put you as a barista at a 7-11 market.