All of My Heart: The Wedding

Name: All of My Heart: The Wedding
Genre: Wedding Anniversary, Small Town, Pet, Wedding Ending, Engaged
Released: 2018-01-01
Duration: 1 h 25 min
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Lacey Chabert, Brennan Elliott, Pauline Egan, Heather Doerksen, Daniel Cudmore

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The premise

As the big day approaches, Jenny and Brian are faced with having to give up their ownership of Emily's Country Inn to a distant relative, while financial issues continue to plague the couple.

Themes:The importance of community Redefining success Family reconciliation Legacy and inheritance

How unusual is it?

Honestly? Not very — and that's the charm. It plays the hits, which is exactly the point for a cozy night in.

Who’s in it

Our Girl

Lacey Chabert

as Jenny

Our Guy

Brennan Elliott

as Brian

You’ve seen this pairing before: Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliott have made 10 Hallmark movies together.

Alongside them

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Behind the camera

Show

Directed by

Terry Ingram

Written by

Karen Berger

Wait, what?

The quirks and curveballs that make this one a little weirder than your average Hallmark. No spoilers, promise.

The couple co-owns an inn with four goats that are treated as major characters.
A 'singing sink' that makes musical noises is considered a romantic selling point of the house.
The town raises $32,000 in cash in a single afternoon to give to the couple.
The goats are suggested as a viable business model (goat breeding) to pay off a six-figure debt.

Every trope, all in one place

Here’s everything this one has going on, from the setting to the way it wraps up. Tap any of the 32 to find more movies that do the same thing.

How it all plays out

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Full story (spoilers)

The film opens with Jenny and Brian enjoying their life as innkeepers at Emily's Country Inn in Bucks County, planning a fall wedding just two months away. Brian promises to build Jenny a gazebo for the ceremony, while Jenny focuses on her baking business and her beloved goats. Their peace is interrupted by the arrival of Meg Riley, an accountant from Chicago who reveals she is Jenny’s second cousin once removed and a legal heir to the property. Meg contests the 50-year-old will, demanding a buyout of $126,000 for her share of the estate, which threatens to force a sale of the inn. Brian, a former Wall Street trader, tries to use his business acumen to land a massive contract with Township Foods to generate the necessary cash, but the plan falls apart when their delivery driver's van breaks down, causing them to miss their window and lose the account. Amidst this financial crisis, Brian reaches out to his estranged, corporate-minded father, who visits the inn and initially struggles to understand Brian's new life as a 'shepherd.' Meanwhile, the townspeople, led by Alice and Tommy, realize the couple is in trouble. In a climactic show of support, the community holds a fundraiser at the local coffee shop, raising $32,000 as a down payment to stop the sale. Meg, moved by the community's love and her newfound family connection, agrees to the terms and gifts Jenny her grandmother's earrings for the wedding. Brian reconciles with his father in the barn, and the film concludes with a picturesque wedding ceremony in the completed gazebo, where the couple vows to stay at the inn forever.

Beat by beat

Opening
Jenny and Brian are planning their fall wedding and Brian begins construction on a wedding gazebo.
Inciting Incident
Meg Riley arrives at the inn and reveals she is a legal heir, demanding a $126,000 buyout of the property.
Midpoint
Jenny and Brian attempt to save the inn by landing a large corporate baking contract with Township Foods.
Complication
The delivery van breaks down, causing the couple to lose the Township Foods account and face the reality of selling the inn.
Climax
The townspeople surprise the couple with a $32,000 donation to help them keep the inn, and Meg agrees to a payment plan.
Resolution
Brian reconciles with his father, and the couple gets married in the gazebo surrounded by friends, family, and goats.

32 tropes in one movie

We counted 32 distinct Hallmark tropes packed into this one — a genuine greatest-hits reel.

How it stacks up

Where this one’s rating lands against every other rated Hallmark movie.

Higher-rated than 94% of every rated Hallmark movie. The median is 6.4.

Where this one fits

The corners of the catalog All of My Heart: The Wedding belongs to — handy if you’re after more of the same.

All of My HeartPart of the 3-film All of My Heart series.

BINGOA walk-and-talk through townA goat wanders where it shouldn'tA six-figure buyout is demandedA meaningful look held a beat too longA second chance worth takingA heart-to-heart on a porch or benchA calendar reminder raises the stakesThe lead returns to their hometownA workaholic learns to slow downSparks fly the moment they meetThe leads kissA cosy inn or B&B★A family reconcilesA cute dog or catA best friend who has all the answersA nervous voicemail goes unsentSomeone inherits money or propertyThe ex-Wall-Street groom talks business strategyA change of heart by the final actA dance or a ballSomeone races to catch the other before they leaveThe town pulls together for one of its ownA delivery van breaks downA corporate father questions the innkeeper life

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Twenty-four squares pulled from this movie’s own quirks — the cosy classics, a few only-in-this-one curveballs, and a couple of decoys. Mark them as you watch.

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Lines worth quoting

The lines that stuck with us — the ones you’ll be repeating after the credits roll.

“People who stay here leave a little bit happier and some even find love.”
— JennyExplaining the magic of the inn.
“I'm an innkeeper now... and Jenny is the best thing that ever happened to me.”
— BrianTelling his father about his career change.
“How can you have an emotional attachment to plumbing?”
— Meg RileyReacting to Jenny's love for the 'singing sink'.

Meet the characters

Who’s who before you press play. Nothing here gives the ending away.

Jenny
Lead
Innkeeper and Baker
OptimisticCommunity-orientedTalented baker
Brian
Love interest
Innkeeper and Former Wall Street Trader
Fiancé
ProtectiveAnalyticalAmateur carpenter
Meg Riley
Antagonist
Accountant
Second cousin once removed
PragmaticLonelyNumbers-driven
Vern
Supporting
Retired / Local Resident
Father figure who gives her away
KindFatherly
Brian's Dad
Supporting
Corporate Executive
Father
IntimidatingStiffTraditional

Questions people ask about All of My Heart: The Wedding

Where can I watch All of My Heart: The Wedding?

All of My Heart: The Wedding is available via fuboTV, Philo, and Hallmark+ Amazon Channel. Streaming options change often, so check current availability before settling in.

How long is All of My Heart: The Wedding?

All of My Heart: The Wedding runs about 1 hour and 25 minutes, and was released in 2018.

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