Jingle Bell Bride (2021)
Jingle Bell Bride
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"Jingle Bell Bride" is a heartwarming holiday romance directed by Allan Harmon. The story follows wedding planner Jessica Perez as she travels to a remote town in Alaska to find a rare flower for a celebrity client. There, she meets a handsome local who helps her and shows her the magic of Christmas in a small town. The chemistry between the two leads, played by Julie Gonzalo and Ronnie Rowe, is palpable, and their romance is sweet and believable. The movie is filled with festive cheer, beautiful winter landscapes, and charming small-town traditions. The supporting cast, including BJ Harrison and Lucia Walters, adds depth and humor to the story. The production values are impressive, with gorgeous cinematography and a lovely original score by Chris Ainscough. Overall, "Jingle Bell Bride" is a delightful holiday treat that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. It's a perfect movie to watch with your loved ones during the holiday season.
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Wedding planner Jessica Perez travels to a remote town in Alaska to find a rare flower for a celebrity client and is charmed by the small town during Christmas, as well as the handsome local helping her.
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