![]() Reeser however is very bubbly and charming, while Paolo Benardini is very likeable and matches her in the easy going charm factor. ![]() The ending is a touch too on the neat side. Pacing can be on the rushed side, especially when things get more eventful later. The Italian student subplot sounded very relatable but felt like padding and is too indifferently written. There is a lot of content, and it did feel like there was too much and some of it didn't have much time to be fleshed out. It would have actually benefitted from not having as much going on. Hallmark has always varied when it comes to its sequels, and 'The Wedding Veil Unveiled' is one of the better faring ones. Personally didn't think that story-wise it was as good as its predecessor, though the male lead character is much more likeable, but it succeeds a lot more than it doesn't and the best of the many good things are very good. 'The Wedding Veil Unveiled' is as every bit as well worth watching level as 'The Wedding Veil' and a good start to the 2022 Loveuary (new for Hallmark that year) output. Like Lacey Chabert in the first, Autumn Reeser is one of the best and most consistent regular Hallmark actresses and most of her filmography is worthwhile. Seeing Italy on screen is reason enough to see any film and while Hallmark vary when it comes to their films set abroad they always deliver on the beautiful scenery front, and some of the most beautiful scenery comes from Italy. As they spend time together and Paolo helps Emma to let go and embrace the beauty of Italy, they begin falling for each other.Īs Emma prepares to return to Chicago, she isn’t sure she can handle another long-distance relationship, but the veil and its legacy may have other plans.Really liked the first film in the Wedding Veil trilogy and there was a lot going for 'The Wedding Veil Unveiled'. Paolo and Emma decide to work together to unravel the century-old mystery of how the long-lost veil made its way from Italy to a shop in San Francisco, California. He explains that the veil shares a special connection to his family, who had thought it was destroyed. ![]() She learns his name is Paolo and his grandmother is the shop owner. Emma doesn’t understand Italian but thankfully, the man she met earlier shows up translates for her. Her search leads to the oldest shop on the island, where the owner respondsĮxuberantly to the veil. ![]() On her way to the island, she encounters a handsome man (Paolo Bernardini) who offers help but Emma, who is still processing the end of a long-distance relationship, declines. While there, she uses her free time to research the provenance of the veil, which leads her to the colorful island town of Burano, famed for its exquisitely handcrafted lace. Chicago-based professor Emma (Autumn Reeser) travels to Italy to teach American art history. “The Wedding Veil Unveiled” takes place a few months after Avery’s (Lacey Chabert) wedding. It was filmed in both Italy and Bulgaria.Īctresses Alison Sweeney and Lacey Chabert also make appearances in this film, which is released just in time for Valentine’s Day weekend. “The Wedding Veil Unveiled” is the second installment of an enchanting new trilogy about three college friends who share a 19th-century wedding veil said to bring whoever possesses it, true love. Paolo Bernardini and Autumn Reeser in 'The Wedding Veil Unveiled.' Photo Courtesy of Crown Media.Īctors Autumn Reeser and Paolo Bernardini are fabulous in the new original Hallmark film “The Wedding Veil Unveiled,” which premiered on Saturday, February 12, as part of its “Loveuary” programming.
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