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The Wedding Fix (2022)
Reeling from a break-up, professional over-planner Gwen pitches in to help put the finishing touches on her best friend’s wedding. But when she's teamed up with best man Josh, a free-spirited nature guide, she finds that pulling together this wedding might not be as easy as she thought.
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Reeling from a break-up, professional over-planner Gwen pitches in to help put the finishing touches on her best friend’s wedding. But when she's teamed up with best man Josh, a free-spirited nature guide, she finds that pulling together this wedding might not be as easy as she thought.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Taylor Warren Goff, Josh Brekhus
In Theaters:3/20/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:CMW Horizon Productions, Champlain Media, Reel One Entertainment
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