Four Sisters Before the Wedding

The Salazar sisters are teenagers who notice their parents growing distant as their 20th wedding anniversary approaches, so they decide to step in and try to repair the marriage before the milestone. Bobbie, Gabbie, Teddie, and Alex each bring different ideas and temperaments to the plan, turning a serious family worry into a series of schemes that mix awkward comedy with sincere moments. As they balance school, friendships, and sibling rivalry, their plot exposes hidden fears and quiet strengths. The film focuses on how young people handle adult problems, with plenty of humor, misfires, and honest conversations that keep the story grounded without revealing the ending.

Directed by Mae Cruz-Alviar and created by Vanessa Valdez, the 2020 family comedy-drama features Alexa Ilacad, Belle Mariano, Charlie Dizon, Gillian Vicencio, and Carmina Villarroel in central roles.

The movie helped spotlight a younger generation of Filipino actors stepping into well known family roles, and viewers on social platforms often discussed the sisters' chemistry and the film's lighter moments. Fans of family dramas picked up on small scenes that felt familiar and comforting, and the cast performance was a frequent topic online.

Critical response was mixed to generally favorable, reflected by a 6.2/10 vote average from a small sample of reviewers. Audiences who liked it praised the warmth and the humor, while some critics noted the film plays most strongly when it focuses on the sisters' relationships. Major themes include sibling loyalty, coming of age, and how families try to hold together through imperfect efforts.

The film didn't make waves in major international awards circles, but reviews and audience feedback highlighted the ensemble's rapport, especially among the young leads. For many viewers it worked best as a feel-good, family-centered story rather than an awards contender.