I have seen a lot of wedding films, but I have Never Ever seen a movie quite like this one. It was so bad. It was beyond bad that I don't even have any words to describe just how Bad It Was. It was so terrible from start to finish. Honestly the only character I actually like is Cory the brother/best man. I hate how Molly kept trying to force the wedding on her sister and soon to be brother-in-law. She quickly lost focus and only cared about what she wanted and as for her romance with her ex... I did not feel any connection between them and all the bickering wasn't helping their relationship either. Plus I feel like we didn't get much focus on Cory at all. Too much Molly and not enough Cory.

As for the bride and groom... I liked them, but they were also annoying since Sophia aka the bride pretty much let Molly get away with a lot in this film and I got where Jordan aka the groom was coming from. This wasn't the wedding he or Sophia had in mind, but all his constant complaining was beyond annoying and he never gave anything a chance. Plus the wedding planner was supposed to be helping the bride and groom, but he acted more like Molly's partner in crime, trying to force the couple into a big fancy wedding when all they wanted was something simple. Overall, this is one of the Worst Wedding Films I Have Ever Seen and I Will Never EVER Watch It Again!

We couldn't believe how bland this was. Almost no emotion from anyone. Dialogue was nearly monotone from every character. I think the father and aunt were the only two who smiled before the finale. Definitely not an annual valentines watch.

Am not saying this with pleasure and am hardly a serial Hallmark detractor, a long way from that. The story didn't sound anything special, but Hallmark have more than once made something worth watching out of nothing special stories. Brooke D'Orsay has been very charming in many other films, although her filmography is not consistent. Brendan Penny is more take and leave (mostly watchable) and it has always been dependent on the character in question and what he is given in the script.

'Beverly Hills Wedding' just doesn't work at all and fails in nearly every area. Am one of those people who has always tried to see good in the bad, though there are films etc where it is hard to find any good. 'Beverly Hills Wedding' comes very close to being one of those films but manages to be not quite irredeemable. Of Hallmark's 2021 Love Ever After films, this to me has got to be down there as among the worst. There are some watchable 2021 Hallmark films, but 'Beverly Hills Wedding' isn't one of them.

There are two things that stop 'Beverly Hills Wedding' from being completely disposable. One is the production values, which are quite nice. The scenery particularly.

Matthew MacCaull deserves some credit for being the only person who tries in the whole film and doing so without resorting to scenery-chewing.

D'Orsay however has never been more irritating and Emma Johnson overacts one of the most annoying film characters of 2021. Meanwhile Penny and Ben Sullivan look completely miserable throughout, Penny particularly looked as if he didn't want to be there. All the chemistry is disconnected between everybody, especially the underdeveloped central one. Count me in as another person who intensely disliked, and even downright hated, pretty much all the characters excepting MacCaull's. Especially Johnson.

Also risible is the excessively cheesy and repetitive script, that goes well overkill on the childish and whiny bickering to the point that you want the characters to shut up. The story is paper thin and has no surprises, charm, fun or heart whatsoever. Much of it drags as a result of stretching the thin material out too much and the middle act is just cringe-worthy beyond words. The direction lacks distinction, the music is forgettable at best and the too pat and undeserved ending can be seen from miles off.

Overall, very, very poor. 2/10.