Review

So You Said Yes

Sub "A Battle of Boutiques, Bouquets, and Mother-in-Laws"

Watching *So You Said Yes* is like being invited to a charming, small-town wedding where everyone’s only potential stressor is deciding between red or white wine - it’s smooth, predictable, and delightfully devoid of catastrophe. This Hallmark movie has all the makings of a classic in the tradition of Hallmark holiday movies, minus the snowstorms and Santa outfits.

In this tale as old as time—or at least as old as your aunt’s antique doily collection—we see the feisty bridal boutique owner, Annabelle (played by Kellie Martin), stand her ground against competing wedding shop owner, Claire, who doubles as the prospective mother-in-law. The rivalry unfolds with all the intensity of a polite disagreement at a book club meeting.

The fun part? Watching everyone daintily stroll through love triangles and meddlesome relatives with nary a side-eye. Claire seems to be conspiring harder than a cat trying to open a treat jar, which in the world of Hallmark movies translates to a few sassy quips and perhaps an overly enthusiastic flower arrangement.

It’s a joy to see Annabelle use her retail savvy to navigate the winding road of love, all while showcasing enough bridal gowns to make you half-plan a wedding just to justify the fashion parade. Meanwhile, the love interest, Sam, is present with all the devotion of a golden retriever, looking on lovingly, as one does in these movies, proving once more that conflict in a Hallmark film could often be solved with a nice hot cocoa and a sincere heart-to-heart.

In conclusion, *So You Said Yes* embodies the spirit of Hallmark holiday movies without the reindeer, and that’s a comforting escape. It's as fulfilling as a bite of vanilla wedding cake: sweet, light, and with zero chance of heartburn. If you want something easy, predictable, and sprinkled with heartwarming Hallmark charm, just say "yes" to this film!