****Wedding Trouble Shooter****

Tess Harper (Maggie Lawson - Christmas Encore) is good at sorting out others people's problems and is capable of dealing with most things, including juggling her career as a doctor in Boston. She is also making sure her friend, Amber's (Christine Chatelain - Dater's Handbook), wedding runs smoothly as well as going along with her boyfriend's plans even when at the last minute he pulls out of travelling back to Chicago for the wedding. But in Chicago and negotiating all the friends and family Tess finds herself having to deal with best man Michael (Paul Greene - Christmas in Angel Falls) as they constantly get pushed together as they try to make sure things run smoothly since Amber fired the wedding planner.
Thing is that as a lawyer Michael is a bit of a wedding cynic which leads to plenty of banter between him and the romantic Tess. But the more time they spend together they find their barb laden chats starting to be sweet and complimentary which leaves Tess wondering.

About 20 minutes into "My Favorite Wedding" I was almost prepared to jump on the computer and knock out a review because quite simply the usual pieces were put in place. The woman with a boyfriend in the city, ventures to another town and ends up getting on with a guy who when they first meet their friendship could best be described as antagonistic.

In fact "My Favorite Wedding" with a bridesmaid working with a best man when it comes to trying to keep a friend's wedding on track reminded me of the Hallmark movies "Wedding Bells" and "Destination Wedding" as well as a few others. I didn't just knock out a quick review I kept watching hoping for something different to come along other than the boyfriend from the city arriving just as Tess and Michael have gotten close. I won't spoil things for you by saying whether "My Favorite Wedding" manages to come up with anything new.
What that means is whether "My Favorite Wedding" comes up with anything new or not it once again relies heavily on its stars and whether or not they spark in an antagonistic yet sweet way. And it has to be said that Maggie Lawson and Paul Greene make a good team with Greene in particular having great timing when it comes to responding to Lawson's lines. But these are typical Hallmark romantic comedy characters and as such whilst pleasant they are also forgettable or at least forgettable till another Hallmark movie comes around which uses a similar storyline at which point you might remember this movie.
What this all boils down to is that "My Favorite Wedding" is really just another typical and enjoyable Hallmark movie which reworks a familiar idea with a few variations not only when it comes to the storyline but also the characters.

_I loved the performance of maggie lawson, I met her from psych._

My Score 7/10.