Hallmark Channel’s Summer Nights event is coming to an end, with the release of the final new film, “Wedding Every Weekend,” starring Kimberley Sustad and Paul Campbell.
Fans of the network’s films will be thrilled to see Sustad and Campbell reunite after their 2018 Christmas film for Hallmark Movies and Mysteries, “A Godwink Christmas”, but this is just their assignment for now together, the two have had a constant presence when it comes to. to the original seal.
Sustad also starred in Hallmark’s 2014 Christmas film, “The Nine Christmas Lives,” but has also made the impression in other films, adding Hallmark Channel’s “A Bride for Christmas,” “All Valentine’s Things,” “Walking the Dog.” “And ‘Cooking with love’. In Hallmark Movies and Mysteries, he gave the impression in “The Gourmet Detective”, “Christmas Hearts”, “Invisible Site: A Mystery of Emma Fielding”, “Past Malice: A Mystery of Emma Fielding”, “”Mysteries of the Morning Program: Death Through Design “and ” Sense, Sensibility and Snowmen”.
Campbell has also starred in Hallmark Movies and Mysteries ‘Holiday Hearts’, as in several films for Hallmark Channel, adding ‘The Last Bridesmaid’, ‘Sun, Sand and Romance’, ‘Once Upon A Holiday’, ‘Surprised through Love’ and ‘Window Wonderland’.
So what can enthusiasts expect when those Hallmark veterans combine for their new assignment in combination? According to a synopsis, many wedding invitations and, of course, love.
After breaking up with her boyfriend, Brooke Ethridge (Sustad) makes the decision to remain single during the summer after a breakup with her boyfriend, even though she has a series of weddings to attend, however, she soon learns that she possibly wants help. going through the occasions, which he discovers thanks to Nate (Campbell), with whom he has had a number of possible encounters in the past.
“At the first of the 4 weekly weddings on Brooke’s calendar, she sits at the bachelor table where she meets Nate, a friend of the groom,” the synopsis says. Nate challenged Brooke not to be too fierce a bachelor and, after learning that they were determined to be single, they remained corporate at the reception, separating themselves as ‘wedding mates’. But when they meet again at wedding number 2, Brooke and Nate formalize the nickname “wedding friends.” »
After the two realize that they are invited to the same weddings this summer, and even serve as bridesmaids and men for Ginny (Brandi Alexander) and Greg (Jaime M. Callica), the two begin to approach, but things are temporarily delayed. Unforeseen spin that affects everything.
“But when Brooks surprises the component of a verbal exchange Nate has with Greg at his friends’ practice session dinner, she builds a wall,” the synopsis says. “At the wedding, Nate doesn’t realize why Brooke treats him and the two split up after the last guest leaves.”
However, as Brooke, despite everything, realizes the truth, she will have to put aside her fears of love while trying to correct the kind things, she will still want some help in the right direction.
“When Brooke’s last sleeper learns the truth, she fears it’s too much to be passed because of the right kind things until an unforeseen gesture gives her hope,” the synopsis says.
“Wedding Every Weekend” airs Saturday, August 15 at nine p.m. EDT on Hallmark Channel.
Kimberley Sustad and Paul Campbell on “Wedding Every Weekend” on Hallmark Channel. Photo: Crown Media LLC / Ryan Plummer