Comédie

Profession demoiselle d'honneur

20231h 24m★ 6.2

ComédieDrameRomance

When a Professional Bridesmaid books a high-profile wedding, she must keep her true identity a secret, not only from the wedding party but also from the handsome reporter covering the event.

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Casting

Peter Benson

Director

Hunter King

Maggie Bailey

Chandler Massey

Henry Whittington

Francesca Bianchi

Alexis Shepard

Roark Critchlow

Evan Shepard

Casey Manderson

Thomas

Casting

Peter Benson

Director

Hunter King

Maggie Bailey

Chandler Massey

Henry Whittington

Francesca Bianchi

Alexis Shepard

Roark Critchlow

Evan Shepard

Casey Manderson

Thomas

Lillian Doucet-Roche

Chloe

Jillian Walchuck

Shannon

Ecstasia Sanders

Ruthie

Donna Benedicto

Nora

Angela Palmer

Kay

Patch May

Dylan

Shyinne Anastacio

Bride #1

Emily Henney

Nadine

Carri Toivanen

Darlene

CS

Carol Starr Schneider

Writer

BS

Brian Sawyer

Writer

GR

Gregg Rossen

Writer

Bande-annonce

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

Michael SekongoJul 21, 2024

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LandaMay 29, 2023

source: The Professional Bridesmaid

ange parkeMay 15, 2023

source: The Professional Bridesmaid

Nikhil SarkarMay 12, 2023

Favorite Scene with Maggie Marie Bailey (Hunter King) - Henry learning the Truth about her and Confronting her about it. I Love, Love, Love Hunter King!!! She was Summer Newman Abbott on "The Young And The Restless". I am So Glad that she's a Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies And Mysteries Heroine!!! She is one of my Favorites Ever!!! BTW, I Loved this Movie! I Loved the Chemistry between Maggie and Henry! Henry - and Chandler Massey - was So Dang Charming!!! Set in Ohio (Columbus). Although I was Raised in California, my Roots are in Columbus, Ohio - I was Born there and Lived there until I was 3, spent almost all of my Summers there, and went to The Ohio State University.

Kãlãwï😈May 12, 2023

7.9 stars. Say what you will, but this is a refreshing novelty film for Hallmark. Maggie is a professional bridesmaid which is totally unheard of, but what the heck, let's go with it. She is unable to secure a business loan to take her concierge bridesmaid business to the next level, but is offered a very involved and demanding opportunity to provide her services to the mayor's daughter. This could be exactly what she needs. Next, we have an investigative reporter named Henry who wants to pick the mayor's brain about his plans to allow developers to erect several condominiums in the city park. Instead of getting the story he wants, Henry gets stuck covering the mayor's daughter's wedding. Little does Henry know that Maggie is placed undercover as a regular bridesmaid in order to keep him on a tight leash. She is instructed to make sure he doesn't stray from covering the wedding by diverting his attention from the mayor and his political views about the condo project. Maggie's other duties are to insure the wedding is a success, secretly applying her skills as the "The Professional Bridesmaid". Maggie's true identity as a professional bridesmaid must remain a secret and in the midst of this balancing act Maggie and Henry fall for each other. We all know how this story ends. Eventually he will discover who Maggie is and she will have no choice but to win back his affections. It's run-of-the-mill Hallmark fare, but I enjoyed it because King and Massey provide us with a twenty-somethings version of love rather than the usual thirty and forty somethings.

SyamelMay 12, 2023

I had trouble initially with the lead actress...there were some early awkward moments and I almost bailed on the movie altogether, but with a little help from her male lead played by Chandler Massey I warmed to the romance. Chandler Massey put in a stellar performance as the fish out of water investigative reporter Henry, who has been asked to cover the wedding of a politicians daughter. He was warm and really pulled this in to a sincere romantic film. Meanwhile, Maggie has been hired to be the professional bridesmaid at the same wedding. Unfortunately, this means discretion and keeping both her true identity and profession under wraps. Then she is handed the added responsibility of distracting Henry, which she almost successfully does...during these distractions the film almost becomes an advertisement for weddings as it is loaded with wedding trivia...like that the bridesmaids dress the same to "confuse evil spirits" and that the bouquet is tossed because it to was thought to ward off evil spirits. (Lot's of evil spirits.) Queen Victoria is the first to wear a white wedding gown. The wedding facts were fun and if you can get over some awkwardness with the lead actress particularly at the beginning of the film...I think fellow romantics will warm up to the romance thanks to Chandler Massey and enjoy the film. Not my favorite Hallmark romance offering, but different and still a recommendation. I hope we get to see more of Massey.

𝕊𝕟𝕠𝕠🦋🥀May 12, 2023

As usual, user reviews are somewhat split on this one...some like it, some don't. Personally I totally unimpressed. I've asked before (rhetorically of course) why every Hallmark movie I've ever watched was based on an outright lie, an identity concealment, or the invention of a goofy and mostly unbelievable line of work. I'll close with an opinion I'm sure will be very unpopular with some, but what writers keep creating leading men who are so dense, whiney and gullible! (no reflection on the actor). There doesn't seem to be many normal male characters lately...just men who are weak, misogynistic, not very bright, and/or bumbling idiots who behave as if they've never spoken to a woman before. Lol.