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All of My Heart: The Wedding (2018): Cast & Ratings

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All of My Heart: The Wedding is a 2018 romantic film directed by Terry Ingram, starring Brennan Elliott as Brian Howell, Lacey Chabert and Ian Hawes. It runs 1 hour 24 minutes. Its Echo Score is 80/100.

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All of My Heart: The Wedding (2018) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 24m (84 min)
Director
Terry Ingram
Genre
Romance
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is All of My Heart: The Wedding About?

The premise of All of My Heart: The Wedding without spoilers.

Brian and Jenny are preparing for their wedding at the Inn where they first met and fell in love. Their happiness is threatened when a long-lost relative unexpectedly appears, asserting a claim to the Inn's ownership. Faced with the possibility of losing the cherished venue, Brian and Jenny must work together to find a way to protect the Inn and save their wedding plans.

All of My Heart: The Wedding Themes & Keywords

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Cast & crew

All of My Heart: The Wedding Cast & Characters

Brennan Elliott leads the cast as Brian Howell, with Lacey Chabert as Jenny Fintley and Ian Hawes as Wedding Guest. Directed by Terry Ingram; 23 actors are credited in all.

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More from Terry Ingram

More films directed by Terry Ingram, best-rated first: Happy Howlidays, Journey to You, My Argentine Heart and Gilded Newport Mysteries: Murder at the Breakers.

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Ratings

All of My Heart: The Wedding Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 80/100, strongest in sensory experience (85) and weakest in story & flow (65).

80 /100

All of My Heart: The Wedding Echo Score Breakdown

All of My Heart: The Wedding delivers a warm, feel‑good experience anchored by appealing visuals and likable leads, which many viewers find comforting and rewatchable. However, the narrative’s reliance on improbable probate legalities and an extended awkward drama segment creates pacing inconsistencies that detract from overall cohesion. While the production values and chemistry elevate the viewing experience, the plot’s unrealistic elements limit its impact for audiences seeking narrative depth. Consequently, the film lands as an enjoyable but imperfect Hallmark romance.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 78

    In terms of art and craft, the film benefits from attractive production values and picturesque scenery that enhance its small‑town charm. Reviewers praise the assured direction and a soundtrack that supports rather than overwhelms the story. Visual elements such as the wedding scenes and countryside settings are highlighted as particularly effective. Minor criticisms are absent, resulting in a solid technical execution that backs the film’s tonal goals.

  • Character & Emotion 80

    Character and emotion receive strong affirmation, with Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliott described as naturally charming and possessing genuine chemistry. Supporting cast members are noted as easy to connect with and not overly stereotypical. Viewers appreciate the emotional resonance of the father‑reconnection subplot and the sympathetic portrayal of Jenny. While some find the character arcs typical of Hallmark fare, the overall performance quality lifts the film’s emotional core.

  • Story & Flow 65

    Story and flow are mixed; the plot’s central probate dispute is repeatedly called out as unrealistic and over‑used, which hampers narrative credibility. Pacing issues arise from an extended awkward‑drama segment, and a few reviewers mention rushed moments and a need for tighter plotting. Nevertheless, the overall storyline is considered heartfelt and uplifting, with a satisfying conclusion that ties the series together. The uneven execution results in a moderate story rating.

  • Sensory Experience 85

    Sensory experience is a clear strength, with reviewers highlighting stunning wedding scenes, beautiful countryside visuals, and a well‑balanced musical score. The sound design complements the gentle tone without becoming intrusive, and the overall aesthetic reinforces the film’s warm atmosphere. The scenic presentation and tasteful soundtrack consistently receive praise, establishing a high sensory appeal that enhances viewer immersion.

  • Rewatch Factor 80

    Rewatch factor is high, as many viewers express desire for additional installments and find the film comforting enough for repeat viewings. The blend of charming characters, pleasant visuals, and feel‑good resolution encourages audience loyalty. Even critics of plot realism acknowledge the film’s suitability for escapist entertainment, reinforcing its lasting appeal within the Hallmark audience.

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All of My Heart: The Wedding Trailers & Videos

The trailer of All of My Heart: The Wedding.

Preview - All of My Heart: The Wedding - Starring Brennan Elliot and Lacey Chabert
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All of My Heart: The Wedding Also Known As

11 alternative titles, including “La boda” and “L’aventure à deux : le mariage”.

Also known as
  • La boda
  • L’aventure à deux : le mariage
  • Con tutto il mio cuore - Il matrimonio
  • Szerelemre hangolva
  • С цялото си сърце. Сватбата
  • Z całego serca: Ślub
  • 올 오브 마이 하트: 더 웨딩
  • Dom pre dvoch: Veľký deň
  • От всего сердца: Свадьба
  • De Todo o Meu Coração: O Casamento
  • L'aventure à deux : le mariage

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All of My Heart: The Wedding FAQ: Cast & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of All of My Heart: The Wedding, each answered in a sentence.

How long is All of My Heart: The Wedding?

All of My Heart: The Wedding runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).

When was All of My Heart: The Wedding released?

All of My Heart: The Wedding was released on September 29, 2018.

Who directed All of My Heart: The Wedding?

All of My Heart: The Wedding was directed by Terry Ingram.

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Who is in the cast of All of My Heart: The Wedding?

All of My Heart: The Wedding stars Brennan Elliott as Brian Howell, Lacey Chabert as Jenny Fintley and Ian Hawes as Wedding Guest, among 23 credited actors.

Does All of My Heart: The Wedding have a post-credit scene?

No. All of My Heart: The Wedding has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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