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Down the Aisle (2025)
At a picture-perfect wedding, a bride and groom walk the aisle with smiles and secrets. Through flashbacks and inner thoughts, their love story unfolds-messy, tender, and anything but traditional. A romantic comedy about timing, honesty, and choosing love, even when it's complicated.
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At a picture-perfect wedding, a bride and groom walk the aisle with smiles and secrets. Through flashbacks and inner thoughts, their love story unfolds-messy, tender, and anything but traditional. A romantic comedy about timing, honesty, and choosing love, even when it's complicated.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Folashayo Oke Sobo
In Theaters:10/7/2025
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Runtime:92 minutes
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