This is a fun, upbeat romcom…

Story was cute. I'm fan of David Sutcliffe.

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Phillippa "Pippa" McGee (Heather Graham) returns home to attend yet another wedding, and begins to wonder if all of her once boldly independent girlfriends will succumb to the comforts of coupledom. She's satisfied to know that her best friend Lulu (played deliciously by Sandra Oh) is still a cohort in their Sex-in-the-City type antics. Then Pippa's father has a heart attack, and Pippa helps by taking over as editor for one of his magazines: Wedding Bells.

Pippa brings her personality to the job, and asks her confused new employees to push the status quo. Cheryl Hines and Bruce Gray play two of these characters -- and they are soooo funny. Also tied to this temporary new job is Ian Gray (played by David Sutcliffe), her father's uptight (and charming and handsome) VP. Ian doesn't want Pippa to destroy her ailing father's magazine, so he tries to rein in some of her crazier ideas. Of course the two butt heads.

And the two share an amazing chemistry.

I smile all the way through this movie, every time. If you like light-hearted romantic comedy, this DVD is well worth the cost.

Interesting story about a daughter who goes to work for her father's magazine empire, and at the least likely magazine of her interests. Great story intertwined with various relationships, but focused on the main character.

I enjoyed the movie so much more than I thought I would. What a fun twist on a familiar love story. They executed the love-hate relationship of weddings, romance, free spirit vs marriage very well. Good movie

Good acting and story telling. Cheerful.

A friend and I picked this up at the video store on a whim for a girls' night. We had no idea what it was about. It turns out, it was one of the best things I've ever done. It has become my favorite movie of all time. The emotion and tension between the characters really draws a person in. If you want something fun and romantic, this has it. Not to mention, some great eye candy. :)