Love, Wedding, Marriage

Ava, a marriage counselor, believes she has the perfect marriage until she discovers her parents are getting divorced. Her mother insists on a legal separation, forcing Ava to confront the reality of her own relationship and the perceived infallibility of marriage. As she tries to mend her parents' union, Ava must also navigate her own romantic entanglements and question everything she thought she knew about love.

Love, Wedding, Marriage received largely negative reviews from critics, who found its plot predictable and its humor lacking. Audiences also showed little enthusiasm for the film, contributing to its poor box office performance and low overall reception.

• The film relies on tired romantic comedy tropes.
• Humor is often forced and uninspired.
• The premise of a marriage counselor whose own parents are divorcing is underdeveloped.

Google audience: Audience reception data for Love, Wedding, Marriage is not readily available or consistently reported.

This film marked the directorial debut of actor Dermot Mulroney.