Save the Wedding

Meg Mooreland is a driven wedding planner who prides herself on flawless ceremonies. When Ellie, her best friend, asks her to take the lead on the upcoming wedding, Meg throws herself into the job, certain she can handle every detail. A string of mishaps derails the plan, from miscommunications to mistaken deliveries, leaving Ellie anxious about walking down the aisle. Complicating matters is Tyler, the groom's best man and a college rival who ends up partnering with Meg to salvage the day. As they chase down last minute fixes, old tensions give way to collaboration and a spark of romance that keeps both stakes and spirits high. The race to save the wedding becomes about friendship as much as love.

Directed by Jake Helgren for television, Save the Wedding arrived in 2021 as a TV movie. The story comes from creators John Burd and Emily Nye, with Kasey Landoll, Travis Burns, Chloe Wick, Reece Frith and Meredith Thomas in roles.

Box office figures are not applicable for Save the Wedding since it was released as a television movie rather than in theaters. There are no reported worldwide grosses or a traditional theatrical run, which is typical for this format today.

Fans and casual viewers tended to give Save the Wedding a lukewarm to positive nod, reflected in a 6.1 out of 10 from 20 votes. The film leans into light hearted romance and the idea that teamwork can smooth even chaotic ceremonies. Meg and Tyler turn rivalry into teamwork.

Cultural footprint for Save the Wedding remains modest, mostly among fans of TV romance movies. It hasn't yielded iconic lines or widely shared scenes, but it fits into a wave of small screen weddings themed stories that audiences watch for comfort and feel good vibes for fans of cozy romances.