10 Classic Wedding Movies That No Bride-To-Be Should Miss
Honestly, this might even be the perfect movie marathon for your bachelorette party — comfy pajamas, snacks, and all the bridal drama you could ask for.
27 Dresses
The ultimate bridesmaid movie. Jane has been in 27 weddings — but will she ever get her own? This one is for the people-pleasers who secretly hope their turn is coming soon. Romantic, funny, and packed with gorgeous gowns.
Bride Wars
When your 'something borrowed' ends up being the spotlight, things can get intense. What starts as a dream wedding for two best friends quickly spirals into sabotage, spray tans, and cake disasters. It's the perfect over-the-top comedy to remind you that weddings are temporary — but friendship (hopefully) is forever.
My Best Friend's Wedding
A classic reminder that timing is everything. Julianne realizes she's in love with her best friend… just days before he marries someone else. It's messy, heartbreaking, hilarious — and gives us that iconic 'I Say a Little Prayer' scene.
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
Sure, it's not your traditional wedding movie — but it has everything: royal rules, awkward proposals, and a castle full of pressure. Princess Mia is suddenly expected to find a husband fast, and what follows is a charming mix of rebellion, romance, and tiara-worthy moments. Add Chris Pine to the mix, and it becomes the royal rom-com every bride-to-be deserves.
Father of the Bride
Whether you're the bride, the dad, or the person just trying to hold it all together, this movie hits home. It's sweet, nostalgic, and hilarious. Ideal for watching with your parents… or when you need a good cry about growing up.
Runaway Bride
Julia Roberts + wedding dresses + commitment issues = iconic. She's the queen of cold feet, but maybe she just hasn't found the right pair of shoes (or guy). A feel-good rom-com with a side of emotional discovery.
Mamma Mia!
One wedding. Three potential dads. Infinite ABBA bangers. This sun-soaked, chaotic, joyful movie will have you singing 'I Do, I Do, I Do' in no time. And honestly, who doesn't love seeing Meryl Streep dance through a Greek island in overalls? Bonus points if you watch it with your mom.
The Wedding Planner
J.Lo as a super-organized wedding planner who falls for the groom? Messy in the best way. It's got drama, early 2000s vibes, and Matthew McConaughey in peak rom-com mode. What's not to love?
Crazy Rich Asians
This movie delivers glam, family drama, and the most breathtaking wedding scene you've ever seen. It's lavish, emotional, and packed with stunning visuals. A must-watch for every bride dreaming of an extra sparkly 'I do.'
Made of Honor
Imagine realizing you're in love with your best friend — just in time to become her maid of honor. This one's full of awkward timing, romantic tension, and Scottish wedding vibes. A solid choice for fans of slow-burn rom-com drama.
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