My
daughter is getting married next month, so I have weddings on the brain. As every wedding movie shows us, it is fun and extremely stressful to plan a
wedding, not to mention expensive. As
the wedding draws near, I can’t help but think about some of my very favorite
wedding movies. Here is a list of my top
10 wedding movies of all time;
1. Father of the Bride - This is my all time
favorite Wedding Movie. Hilarious and so sweet, Steve
Martin takes us on a roller coaster ride of emotions as he deals with his daughter’s
upcoming wedding. I dare you to watch
this movie and not cry at the ending.
2. My Best Friend’s Wedding - Julia Roberts at her very best,
this adorable movie has some of the finniest moments of any wedding movie.
3. Bride Wars – What
could possibly compare to a wedding at the famed Plaza Hotel?
4. Steel Magnolias - I know it’s not specifically a
wedding movie, but the wedding was a huge part of the story. Who could ever forget Shelby’s wedding colors
of ‘Blush & Bashful’ or that horrible red velvet Armadillo Groom’s cake?
This is one of my favorite crying movies, so grab the tissues and enjoy!
5. Runaway Bride -
6. 27 Dresses – I am a mushy romantic at
heart, and I simply love this movie. It’s
worth watching for the collection of Bridesmaids dresses alone. I have to admit;
I had quite a few hanging in my closet – including a horrid Lavender one with
big puffy sleeves.
7. The Proposal
8. The Wedding Singer – Drew Barrymore & Adam
Sandler! Enough said, right?
9. The Wedding Date–
Yeah, this one barely made the list, but there is something really cute about
this movie, and who couldn’t relate to the pressure to have a date for a
wedding, just so your family will leave you alone.
10. The Princess Bride – Last but certainly not least,
a list of wedding movies isn’t complete without Wessley & Buttercup. It is impossible to go to a wedding and not
think about the priest saying, “Mawwiage, Mawwiage is what bwings us together”
Having lived in a house full of the male species, I'll admit it - I haven't seen half of these movies. If it didn't have swords, guns or aliens, chances were pretty slim that I'd be seeing it. However, I did see The Princess Bride - and it may be one of my favorite films of all time! Who can forget the Impressive Clergyman saying Mawage?! Smiling just thinking about it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Deborah - The last wedding I went to I had to stop myself from giggling because I kept thinking of that line when I looked at the minister
Deletemust say list of must watch movies
ReplyDeleteThanks so much & thanks for stopping by my blog
DeleteGreat list!!! I got married this summer, and I live in Finland, but am american. We had a few Finns fly over for the wedding a couple of the girls were intimidated, not knowing what to expect, and were asking for movie recommendations, lol
ReplyDeletetoo funny, thanks for stopping by my blog
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