The Best Wedding Films
I may be a high-strung, emotional individual, but that doesn’t change the fact that I have a very low tolerance for sentimental drivel. I’m not a “Disney person,” I HATE being sung to, and most romantic comedies have me injuring my eyes from rolling them too hard.
You know all the tropes: someone gives a big, heartfelt speech in the middle of someone else’s wedding" The lovable, goofy guy who’s taken just happens to have a shrew for a girlfriend, so we root for someone else to steal him (hate this one)" Two characters who despise each other end up FALLING IN LOVE"!

Who ever could have seen it coming" | Dripping sarcasm via GIPHY
If you’re screaming “Sixpence, are you dead inside" I love those kinds of films!!” I will say this: I’ll eat my own words when it comes to a certain few “wedding movies.” The following manage to warm even my cold, stony heart:
The Wedding Singer. The original and best collaboration of that fine duo, Sandler-Barrymore, this is one that is cute and has a traditional happy ending but also manages to feel original and charming. Fun music, bad ’80s everything, and numerous awesome cameos (OMG Jon Lovitz)—it still kills me every time.
My Best Friend’s Wedding. I looooove this one for many reasons, but mostly because she DOESN’T get the guy in the end.* It’s funny, though—when I was younger I ro...