Hannah Holt (Ashley Williams) gets dumped on her wedding day. She runs into Josh Wyatt (Ryan Paevey) who also got stood up. She decides to go on her honeymoons anyways and he agrees to buy a ticket to the first destination out. They are surprised to find themselves both going on a trip to Hawaii and then ending up in the same romantic resort.
They need to get out of the hotel and shoot more on the beach. They do go into the jungle and have a section underwater. All that is very nice and I do understand the extra expense. There is plenty of sunshine. The beach is the cherry on top. As for the leads, Ashley brings her Cheshire Cat smile and Ryan brings his beautiful chest. They're good although I would up the ante with their meet-cute. They should really run into each other literally. A little physical humor goes a long way. There is a good light sprinkling of drama in the romance. Her fiancée is a great dud. He has the perfect mix of blandness and delusional confidence. This is very good for a Hallmark movie.
They need to get out of the hotel and shoot more on the beach. They do go into the jungle and have a section underwater. All that is very nice and I do understand the extra expense. There is plenty of sunshine. The beach is the cherry on top. As for the leads, Ashley brings her Cheshire Cat smile and Ryan brings his beautiful chest. They're good although I would up the ante with their meet-cute. They should really run into each other literally. A little physical humor goes a long way. There is a good light sprinkling of drama in the romance. Her fiancée is a great dud. He has the perfect mix of blandness and delusional confidence. This is very good for a Hallmark movie.