WMR #11 - The Wedding Date

I started this post a long time ago but never cared to finish it. But I figure I should because I actually liked this movie.

The Wedding Date: 2005

Watch Date: 6/5/11

So I've been a little burnt out on wedding movies because of SO MANY bad ones (Hangover movies aside) that I was a bit afraid of starting another one. But finally Math convinced me to watch this one and wow!

Kat (Debra Messing) is coming up upon her sister's big wedding in England and the only problem is that Kat has no boyfriend. In a desperate last attempt at coupledom redemption, she hires Nick the gigalo (aka male escort) (Dermot Mulroney) to play her "boyfriend" at the wedding.  She does this because her sister's future husband's best friend is her lying cheating ex - or something like that. And...of course...even after 5 years or whatever, she still think she has feelings for him.

Pause for a minute and listen to this song...It kind of embodies the spirit of Dermot's character:

So now that you've heard this song, I can summarize the movie quickly. They're both lonely and they fall in love. The End.

I mean, I guess there were other pieces to the puzzle like how her sister was having an affair with Kat's ex. And Nick realizes that Kat is only using him to piss of her ex and make him want her back yadda yadda yadda. But it all works out for the best. Everyone gets who they're supposed to and the jerky ex gets no one. 

I liked this movie because it was cute, thoughtful, intelligent and witty. I can't give specifics because it's been so long but maybe I'll rewatch and report back. Or maybe not. Just know that this one IS recommended. I guess that's another good reason to not give away much....you're trying to actually get people to see it here!

The male escort/gigalo is quite the cutie though. And such great smiling eyes!

So I'll give this movie a 4/5 because, let's face it...it's a romantic comedy and you know that none of them are actually "Great". (Or at least very rarely). Which reminds me...I should change my rating categories to "Unwatchable", "Watchable" and "Rewatchable" heh.

Wedding Movie List: 
1). Father of the Bride  2/5
2). My Big Fat Greek Wedding  4/5
3). The Wedding Singer
4). Made of Honor
5). The Wedding Crashers
6). Four Weddings and a Funeral
7). 27 Dresses
8). My Best Friend's Wedding
9). Bride Wars 2/5
10). The Wedding Planner 1/5
11). Bridesmaids 1/5
12). Muriel's Wedding
13). Runaway Bride
14). You Again 1/5
15). Something Borrowed 1/5

16). I Love You, Man 4/5

17). The Hangover

18). Wedding Daze 1.5.5

19). The Hangover 2

20). Wedding Date
21). The Wedding Date

Move Over Diamond - There's a new stone in town!

One of these is a diamond...

This is something interesting that a coworker and I were talking about at work today. She was researching this stone called Moissonite (found from a meteor by Henri Moissan).  Most Moissonite is lab created because we don't have THAT many meteorites on Earth. Moissonite is a colorless stone like a diamond and a hell of a lot cheaper.

Now while I have to say that I LOVE my diamond and still believe that Ikuma is a non-De Beers company (or rather I can't find any info to the contrary), I wanted to give a shout out to this other stone for all my friends who may not want (or want to pay for) a diamond.

One of these is a diamond...

Here's an example of the price difference:

• 5 CT Ideal Cut, I Color, VS2: $1,422
  .5 CT equivalent Moissanite: $114
  
  Difference: $1,308
• .75 CT Ideal Cut, I Color, VS1: $3,545
  .75 CT equivalent Moissanite: $230
  
  Difference: $3,315
• 1 CT Ideal Cut, I Color, VS1: $6,671
  1 CT equivalent Moissanite: $295 

Explanation and more price comparisons on THIS site. And in the spirit of Henri Moissan I'll say, "À bientôt!"

And one of these is a moissonite. $5 to someone who can tell the difference (and explain why)!

On Caterers, Lawn Gnomes and Family Traditions...

Oy...Well...now that I have returned from multiple vacations, including a cousin's wedding in Virginia, it is time to start again with the wedding planning.

According to The Knot, I am overdue to pick a caterer. It says I should be planning my reception menu right now. Well, I talked to a couple caterers a few months ago when I was looking for venues so I have a general idea of how things are run and what the price will be. I've been putting it off because I know that no matter what I do it's going to be too expensive. I know that I'm going to have to make choices that are going to be hard. I know that I'm going to have to give up certain things in the name of practicality - DAMN YOU, PRACTICALITY?! Why can't I just make money grow on trees....

On the flip side, menu planning will be fun once I get over the initial shock of cost. We already know the style that we want: all appetizers, light and heavy. Maybe vegetarian, but I do like the idea of having seafood like scallops or salmon or something. I want it to be more veg because poor Math has to compromise 90% of the time for meat-eaters. So I think it's only fair for him to feel like this really is his wedding, too!  I think little tomato soup shooters with grilled cheese toast points would be really fun. Or maybe a light colored soup like mushroom. And baked brie. Or veggie sushi! And a crepes station. Ooh..maybe each food station could have a theme from a place we like...American, Japanese, French and Italian....What a great idea!

So many choices. =)

We want paper or compostable/recyclable plastic for all our dining-ware.  I think this might also be cheaper, but who knows. I should warn everyone that we are not going to be able to seat all of our guests since our venue is too small for 200 people. There will be open seating with a couple tables reserved for family as well as a few cafe tables and benches to sit on. But I think it'll work out. We are expecting people to DANCE!!!

Anyway, while I should be calling up caterers and setting up tastings, I chose to look into lawn gnomes instead. Yes, you heard me....lawn gnomes.

 I'm workin' on Math to agree to having these little guys as our cake toppers. They'd be wearing a tux and wedding dress with the standard red pointy hats, of course! Since we're thinking of an English garden theme with statues and vinery, gnomes would be just perfect!  Plus we can use these again when the wedding's over in our plants and gardens for years to come.

I was hoping we could find these 2''-4'' little gnomies at a paint-your-own-pottery place but so far the places I've called only have males. And that just won't do for this type of wedding. Since, I'm a girl...after all. =) So upon further searching, I discovered a lady on Etsy who "specializes in garden gnomes and lawn and garden ornaments" for over 30 years!  I'm hoping it won't cost too much to custom order mini-gnomes. Seriously...how cool would that be? You gnome you'll love it!

It's a little non-traditional compared to the more normal "humans" that grace the cake top, but so what? Who says we have to do everything according to tradition? Which reminds me...I've been thinking a lot about family traditions in relation to weddings.  My parents no longer practice the Catholicism that they and I were raised on.  This is great for me because I'm not being forced to get married in a church and I'm allowed to pick my own ministainer. Yeah, you heard me, ministainer. It's a minster and an entertainer all in one! But that secret is reserved for later. ;-)

So what other family traditions do I have to uphold?  Well, my mom has a 1975 (I believe) penny that she put in her shoe to follow the old rhyme: "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a penny in your shoe." Needless to say, I get to inherit this worthless yet priceless one-cent piece. The only problem is that I plan to have open-toed, strappy 4'' heels. Maybe I'll tape it to the bottom. As for the rest of the rhyme, I am working on it. My "Something blue" will probably be the blue snakeskin on my shoes (they're also purple and silver!). My "something new" is the pendant Mom bought be in Santa Fe. Something old...not quite sure on that one, but it could be my wedding band which used to belong to my Grandma. And as for something borrowed...anyone want to loan me something? =)

Lastly, I am planning to uphold the (presumably) long-standing Jagiello family tradition of having a rockin' wedding; where people may drink a little more than they should, dance harder than they ever will (at least until the next J wedding) and close down the bar.  That, I can promise you, is a tradition worth keeping!

Some pics of the fams getting' down at Justyn's wedding!

Wedding Book Review: "Diary of a Mad Bride" (not me...yet!!)

Recently, I started reading "Diary of a Mad Bride" to psyche myself up for more wedding stuff and let me tell you...It's working.  But not all in the good way...

I hate to say it, but the bride in this book is a BI-OTCH! However, it seems that she eventually realizes her actions are silly and assholeish, but still  it makes me feel grateful. Like she complains that her man proposed to her "in the concession line of a stinky movie theatre" but then feels bad when she learns that he proposed where they had had their first kiss. How does a woman not remember something like that? I would be totally awed by that - it would be unexpected and totally romantic. Who needs a ring at the bottom of a champage glass? Anyway, that's totally cliched now.

How could you get any more romantic or '80s?

And then she complains that she got her groom's great-grandmother's emerald ring for an engagement ring. Emeralds are AWESOME! And  yeah yeah, I guess I can't really relate b/c I got a diamond, but if it was an heirloom then I'd most likely be thrilled. Also, from the consumeristic point of view, since the engagement ring was free, she can get as many diamonds as she wants on the wedding band. =)



Srsly, how pretty is that?!



Then she complains that her parents and the grooms parents are only giving her $5000 dollars per family. This one, I kind of get because the thing that I've learned so far is that weddings are EXPENSIVE!!! And this lady wants a New York wedding where the cheapest venue is $4000. But also a lot of people's parents don't pay for the wedding and somehow they get by. Besides, there's always eloping - $10k would buy a sweet vacay + beach wedding!

Which brings me to my second point. Other people in her book are so rude! From her Grandma telling her that an emerald isn't good enough and that she shouldn't marry her guy b/c his parents are divorced, to her obnoxious colleague telling her she should have 6 kids, to her former boss busting out into tears because she  (the boss) is not married yet. Just in general, most people aren't that thrilled for her or say, "Wow...I didn't think you were the marrying kind." (including her parents!).



I'm too lazy to crop the "American Idol" logo out of this one.



I don't know if she got this from experience or testimonials because I haven't gotten any of these reactions. My mom almost cried (from joy), two random coworkers hugged me, all my girl friends asked to see my ring, and Math's mom said, "It's about time." I guess her way was just more interesting, if you tried to write a book about my wedding planning, you might be bored. Though I am trying to write a blog about it....

I'll make sure I let y'all know if I get any weird reactions. Hehe.

But, on the other hand, there are definitely posts where the author talks about how happy she is to be marrying the guy that she is. She compliments her guy on putting the toilet seat down (that's love right there). So I guess that's good even though these entries are a few sentences where the rants are sometimes paragraphs. I still feel like she is complaining more often. It's good I recognized it though so hopefully I can be more positive. :-)

And the third point I'd like to make is: thinking about her search for the perfect venue and looking at her to do list, made me stress out a little. (Hence the appearence of the To Do page). There is so much to do... you singletons (hehe I can use that word now!) have no idea, but you married-tons know exactly what I'm talking about and are probably cringing at the memories right now. Or throwing up in your mouth a little. I know I would be if I weren't and insane freak who loves taking on too much and then having breakdowns once in a while.


The horrifying wedding to-do list.


I really wonder if there is a correlation between how much time you spent planning the wedding and how much time you spend on the marriage. Someone must have done a study on this at some point. Though you can always look at it alà Carrie Bradshaw: "The worse the wedding, the better the marriage." =D

Minus 1 Anniversary

I didn't have time to write this the other day so I'm writing up my notes from a few days ago.

July 14, 2011

Well, it's exactly a year until the wedding (366 days to be precise, 2012 is a leap year!). Today we went to a Rockies game (vs. Milwaukee Brewers). We had these sweet club level seats given to us by Math's parents who have season tickets.The Rockies won 12-3. So woo! Afterward we went out with Zibo to a few bars in downtown and I got accidentally drunk off of free ladies' drinks. But Math was a perfect gentleman and made sure we got off the right bus stop while I slept, let me into his office on campus to pee on our walk home and went with me to King Stoopids to buy Gatorade. It definitely reminded me of why I'm marrying him!

So now that I'm officially in the "wedding timeframe" of The Knot (no longer am I the "more" in "12 months or more") I figure that now I should get my ass in gear and start doing more stuff. Booking the venue got one monkey off my back, but also kind of put me in an accomplishment high. However, now I should probably start looking at things like caterers, the officiant (I think we know who this'll be), photographers and all the things that The Knot tells me I need. Oh and work on the guest list. Oh dear God.....the guest list....I have to compile a list of 250 mailing addresses and emails in a format from which I'll be able to make labels later. Please kill me...

But caterers are going to be fun. Once I get over the shock of how much it's going to cost, I think tastings will be exciting. Menu planning too....but knowing me, I'll probably want more than I can afford.:-/ Such is life when you're Lyndsie.

Photographers....not so much fun, except for the fact that all the ones I have in que so far are friends or friends of friends. That'll be cool - I'd definitely rather know my money is going to a friend.

Oh and we need to decide if we want to actually have a string quartet playing Radiohead for the pre and post ceremony. That's part of the issue - getting Math to decide on stuff without him thinking that it's too early. =P

Dance lessons....I have no idea how long it's going to take Math to get some rhythm so we should probably start earlier rather than later. Hehe I can say that because he never reads these anyway. ;-)

Honeymoon - the plan is to do a 7 night cruise then 6 nights or so in a timeshare with friends. Apparently cruises you need to book a year in advance so we have to look at that too. And pricing is important so we knwo how much we should save. Though, that's going to be hard lol. Yay credit cards. And honestly, I don't care if I get debt for this. It's a once in a lifetime thing. Fo sho!

Also, I'm thinking about getting Lasik. I'd love to have it before the wedding and honeymoon, but I don't know if I can afford it by then. It's SO FREAKING EXPENSIVE!  I need to pay off my entire credit card and then we can talk. My goal is January. But I also want an iPod Touch...decisions...haha!


Well my laptop is about to die so this will have to be a 2-part post.  Part two coming soon!

WMR #10 - The Hangover vs. The Hangover Part II

The Hangover: 2009 vs. The Hangover Part II: 2011

Watch dates: 3/30/11 and 6/5/11

Here's something new! Instead of reviewing these movies separately because all sane people know they are AWESOME, I am going to do a comparison between the two. But first, lLet me get this out of the way now: They are pretty much the exact same movie. OK...moving on..

Setting:  
Hangover - Vegas. "Whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Except herpes. That shit never goes away."
Hangover II - Bangkok. "Bangkok has them now."


"Plot": (spoilers!)
1 - Doug's wife is getting married and his 2 best friends, Stu and Phil want to take him to Vegas for his bachelor party but they have to drag along Doug's fiancee's brother, Alan (who's "special"). In Vegas, Alan rufees them (as in the drug) and they wake up in Caesar's palace with a baby, a tiger and no memory of the night before. Stu's missing and tooth but worst of all...they've lost Doug, the groom. They try to piece the night together and run into all kinds of crazy shit. They meet a stripper, get tasered by some cops, find an Asian crime boss naked in their trunk, meet a  false "Doug" and get the shit beat out of them (multiple times). Finally they find Doug and make it back to the wedding with minutes to spare - the fiancee none the wiser.


2 - Stu's getting married this time and the wedding is in Thailand. Phil, Stu and Stu's fiancee's 16-yo brother, Teddy go to the beach for beers. Alan gets reluctantly brought along again and again he drugs them (with marshmallows this time). They wake up in a dingy hotel in Bangkok with a monkey, a severed finger, Mr. Chow (Asian crime boss from the first movie) and no memory of the night before.  Alan's head is shaved and Stu has a face tattoo. The monkey has on little pants and vest. Mr. Chow snorts coke and dies, though he "gets better" later. And again, they've lost someone. This time it's Teddy, the 16-yo super smart, super talented, honor student that is the fiancee's dad's pride and joy. As they try to piece the night together they run into all kinds of crazy shit. They meet a stripper/prostitute (transvestite/transexual/hermaphrodidic(?) - the one w/ boobs and a penis) this time, find a mute monk (a false "Teddy"), get shot at and have their monkey stolen by crazed Russian gangsters, get beaten up by some of the mute monk's monk friends, and get yelled at for starting a riot....Finally they find Teddy and make it to the wedding with minutes to spare. Oh and Mr. Chow gets arrested.


Stu:
Wow, he must really have low self esteem and a self destructive personality b/c he:
1 - Conservative dentist dating a "cunt". Gets bossed around by her. When he's in Vegas he: Marries a stripper and pulls out his own tooth. Freaks out about it. Sings and plays the piano in their Caesar's Palace suite.
2 - Meets an actually nice girl this time yet he's now a super-conservative, ultra-paranoid dentist who puts napkins over his drinks to keep from getting rufee-ed. In Bangkok he: Has sex with a female/male stripper/prostitute and gets a face tattoo like Mike Tyson's. Freaks out a WHOLE LOT about it. Finds a guitar in Chow's boat and sings again. 

Phil:
1 - Goes to the hospital for some unknown reason. Swears a lot.
2 - Gets shot, goes to the hospital (I think. But I may have the two movies confused).  Swears a lot. He also tries to steal Stu's prescription pad at the beginning. LOL


Alan:
This is the one character who actually seems to be the most different between the two movies.

1 - Is an incompetent idiot-savant. Thinks he's buying ecstasy or some other drug like that from the fake Doug (also called black "Doug" in the movie). Gets sold rufees instead. Redeems himself slightly by learning how to count cards and wins a bunch of money at Black Jack to pay back Mr. Chow. Gets attached to the baby and names him Carlo (I think). He's annoying, but earnest and he really enjoys hanging out with "the three best friends that anyone could have." (Here's the extended version of Stu, Phil and Alan singing that). 

2 - He's a much bigger asshole in this one. He is not shy about his jealousy and dislike for Teddy - the bride's younger brother that gets dragged along - even though Alan was that guy in the first one. He intentionally drugs the guys with marshmallows tainted with some kind of anti-depressant/sleeping pills/diabetes medication (or something like that) though he had intended to only drug Teddy. There's a little bit of the bumbling idiot left when he does a speech at the rehearsal dinner that lists depressing facts about Thailand (pronouncing it THAI not TAI) like how much poverty there is and how many people die in car crashes in a year. He gets attached to the monkey which is why the group has him in the first place. I liked him a whole lot less in #2 than in  #1. 


Doug:
1 - Gets lost in the first ~30 minutes, comes back in the last ~30. 
2 - Participates more in the beginning of the movie and even starts the night off with beers with the guys. But then his wife asks him to come back because she wasn't feeling well. So he misses all the drugged-out "fun" but is a little bit more involved in this movie as the "phone contact" for the group. Overall, still not a major player.


Mr. Chow:
1 - Pretty much just jumps out of their trunk naked and yells profanities at them. Then later ransoms "Doug" (Turns out to be the fake Doug), though I can't remember why. Yells more profanities at them in a terrible Chinese accent He's pretty funny. Here's more bad accent:

2 - Apparently he and Alan became friends after the first movie and Mr. Chow is conveniently in Bangkok too.  Somehow he's an international crime boss of sorts (though not a very good one as he gets arrested in the end). However, he is a much more inappropriate, drug-using, sex-having, profanity-yelling crime boss who sorta dies from "blow" in the beginning only to come back halfway through. He's not a ton of help in solving the mystery but he's still relatively funny.


The Victim:
This part is also slightly different in each movie.
1 - Doug: the groom and Stu and Phil's best friend. Got fucked up with them and makes it back to the hotel with them, but then is put on the roof w/ his mattress as a prank. They forgot he was up there and the door automatically locked so he couldn't come down on his own.
2 - Teddy: the bride's younger (16 years old) brother. Gets fucked up with them and also makes it back to the hotel with them. But at some point he cuts off his own finger, goes to get more ice but the power goes off and he's trapped in the elevator. 
Both were decently clever and well alluded to in the beginning but not overdone. I, personally, didn't guess where either of them were, though in the 2nd one I think I was less surprised when they found him because I knew how the first one went. But then again, I'm dense when it comes to these things.

Overall both are worth seeing if you like comedies like this and are not easily offended. Also, you have to not take yourself too seriously. Oh and there's quite a bit of male nudity in the second one which was a bit shocking. =)

Not going to give a star rating because these movies are a totally different breed of horse than the others I've seen. They're more like "I Love You, Man" but still way more tactless.

Wedding Movie List: 
1). Father of the Bride  2/5
2). My Big Fat Greek Wedding  4/5
3). The Wedding Singer
4). Made of Honor
5). The Wedding Crashers
6). Four Weddings and a Funeral
7). 27 Dresses
8). My Best Friend's Wedding
9). Bride Wars 2/5
10). The Wedding Planner 1/5
11). Bridesmaids 1/5
12). Muriel's Wedding
13). Runaway Bride
14). You Again 1/5
15). Something Borrowed 1/5

16). I Love You, Man 4/5

17). The Hangover

18). Wedding Daze 1.5.5

19). The Hangover 2

20). Wedding Date

WMR #9 - The Wedding Planner

The Wedding Planner: 2001

 

Summary:

This movie actually has two pretty big-name stars in it - Jennifer Lopez (as Mary) and Matthew McConaughey  (as Steve/Eddie). 

Mary is a Type-A, super organized, emotionless wedding planner who can predict down to the week when/if a couple will get divorced. She manages to get her firm to do the really high-profile wedding of Fran Donolly (Bridgette Wilson) who is a new-monied, fancy business woman. She convinces her boss that if this wedding goes off successfully, she could be made partner in the firm.

Meanwhile...she happens to meet this charming children's doctor, Steve, and against her rule she falls in "like" with him (and she thinks vice versa). Unfortunately, he turns out to be Fran's fiancé - so he's out of Mary's mind. In fact, she thinks he's a sleezeball for going on a date with a woman when he was already engaged. 

So she starts planning the couple's wedding and having alternating cute and confrontational moments with Steve. At one point...conveniently...Fran goes out of town leaving Mary and Steve to keep working on the wedding. And while all this is going on Mary's dad wants her to get married so he sets her up with a childhood friend, Massimo (Justin Chambers) who grew up in the same Italian-American community as her. He's awkward and very "foreign" despite the fact that he apparently grew up in America and says and does things that "normal" people wouldn't but looking hot/sexxy while he does.

Then the farce comes out where Mary plays off the misbelief that she's engaged to Massimo to make Steve jealous (or something) because she realizes that she actually does have feelings for him. Then she's denies being engaged and tells Massimo to go away, followed by him telling *her* that he loves her and asking her to marry him. This is after a big fight w/ Steve where Mary yet again believes that love sucks. So she is convinced by her father that she'd learn to tolerate Massimo, then to like him, then finally...after 30 years...to love him. 

Poor Massimo - He had to be the obnoxious foreigner when he did actually have real feelings. He's the one the probably "lost" the most when I came to the end wedding arrangement.

So she says yes.

The movie ends with both the MCs getting ready for their wedding and then both the weddings breaking up b/c the OTHER people in them decide that this is not the right plan. And the two MCs get together and since they're already in wedding attire, tie the knot. 

 

Review:

First off, I have to say I REALLLLY don't like Matthew McCoughn-- whatever. He always plays useless male characters with too much testosterone, too little brains and too stupid ideas. The first scene had me hoping for more - like maybe he really could be "the charming love interest"...but no...that impression is gone with his second exposure. Instead he plays a useless male character with too much testosterone, too little brains and too stupid ideas. 

Second, the plot. Oh god...Mary is supposed to be played as a contradictory character who plans weddings, talks brides down off the "edge", comforts the father of the bride and makes magic happen everyday, yet she is cold and dead inside and doesn't believe in actual love. Why is this? Ohyeah...her fiance cheated on her with her wedding planner and broke her heart.  Predictable!

(As a side note: I called this right when "strange new guy with pretty girl on arm" shows up on the scene. Math couldn't figure out how I knew haha). 

Anyway, while the movie shoves this plot line down your throat and into your eyes, it's not very believable. There's a point in the movie where Fran says "I don't think I'm ready to marry. I don't think I could do this" etc. etc. and instead of Mary saying "Well if it's not right, don't force it." she actually convinces Fran that Steve loves her more than anything else! I know, you're going to say her career is at stake but BULLCRAP! I've seen enough of these movies to know that love is the thing that everything else eventually succumbs to, so yeah. Not convincing.

Ugh...I can't even stand seeing these two together. Cute couple they are NOT!

 

And the story with Massimo is another one of those annoying comic routines that's not actually funny but just really embarrassing. Plus...none of their Italian accents were even REMOTELY  close.  I think Massimo sounded more Russian. 

Lastly both characters were weak, they effectively let everyone else end their wrong marriages for them and just went blithely along like idiots. They were not responsible for their own happinesses, and Steve was just a pig for being all "dude I'm a guy. I felt urges". -_-

Oh and...I HATE Matthew McConaughey!!

Verdict:

1/5 stars definitely. This movie was so bad that I missed entire dialogues and refused to rewind. I barely remembered the ending it was so bad. How it was supposedly rated "Best Movie of the Year" by ANYONE...I'll never understand. I might even go with giving it a 0.  But I don't know if I can be that cruel.

Wedding Movie List: 
1). Father of the Bride  2/5
2). My Big Fat Greek Wedding  4/5
3). The Wedding Singer
4). Made of Honor
5). The Wedding Crashers
6). Four Weddings and a Funeral
7). 27 Dresses
8). My Best Friend's Wedding
9). Bride Wars 2/5
10). The Wedding Planner 1/5
11). Bridesmaids 1/5
12). Muriel's Wedding
13). Runaway Bride
14). You Again 1/5
15). Something Borrowed 1/5

16). I Love You, Man 4/5

17). The Hangover

18). Wedding Daze 1.5.5

19). The Hangover 2

20). Wedding Date