A Holiday I Do – Movie Review
Director: Paul Schneider, Alicia Schnieder
Writer: Paul Schneider, Alicia Schnieder, Melinda Bryce (Screenplay)
Cast
- Lindsay Hicks (The Bigger Picture)
- Rivkah Reyes (School of Rock)
- Marsha Warfield (9-1-1)
- Jill Larson (The Taking of Deborah Logan)
Plot: When a single mom and country girl falls for her ex-husband’s beautiful and sophisticated wedding planner, she’ll need some Christmas magic to fix the chaos that ensues.
Runtime: 1 Hour 33 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: A Holiday I Do starts as we meet Jane (Hicks) a single mother trying to get her life together. She is planning a stag do for her ex-husband’s Mark (Piazza) new wedding as she starts searching for love herself. Despite not finding love, Jane ends up meeting the wedding planner Sue (Reyes).
When Jane finds herself working with Sue, the sparks start to fly. This gives Jane a chance to find love once again, just in time for the big family wedding, where her ex-husband is about to move on.
Verdict on A Holiday I Do
A Holiday I Do is a romantic Christmas comedy following a lonely single mother who finds unexpected love. She meets her ex-husband’s new wedding planner and starts to see the sparks flying between the pair.
This is a romantic comedy which follows the traditional Christmas love story. It brings a new couple together to achieve something bigger falling in love along the way. The idea of worlds collides and finding a middle ground is always there and all in all, we get an enjoyable Christmas movie. There is plenty of charm and Christmas spirit, showing that love can come at the time people celebrate the most.
Where to Watch: A Holiday I Do, making its world premiere Nov. 10 on the popular, lesbian Tello Films network.
Final Thoughts – A Holiday I Do is an enjoyable festive movie.