Our Favorite Wedding-Themed Movies

My Big Fat Greek Wedding

It’s time to do some binge-watching. If you’re a bride-to-be, why not take a load off and some time out from planning your own day and enjoy some of the fun that goes along with all of the festivities. Grab a bowl of popcorn, call the rest of your ladies – or your groom, and plan a fun night in with these nuptial-inspired films.

You’ll find romance and they may induce some side-splitting laughs, and it’ll be worth every minute! From classics to contemporary comedies, below you’ll find 10 of our favorite wedding-themed movies!

10 of Our Favorite Wedding-Themed Movies

27 Dresses

27 Dresses

Katherine Heigl takes the lead in this film playing a woman that’s served as a bridesmaid 27 times. There’s a lot of ugly dresses with poofy sleeves, funny moments, and a bit of romance involved in this one.

And James Marsden plays the love interest, so if that isn’t motivation enough to take a peek at the film, we don’t know what is.

Wedding Crashers

Wedding Crashers

If you’re looking for a flick that your groom will love too, this is it. The hilarious duo, Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, team up and hit up some wedding receptions. In search of free alcohol and beautiful women, see what happens when John (played by Wilson) finally meets the lady of his dreams.

Sweet Home Alabama

Sweet Home Alabama

Will Reese choose the big city or her hometown in Alabama? Will she choose the boy she fell in love with when she was just a little girl or her fiance from her brand new life? It’s romantic, it’s funny, and completely charming.

And there are a couple twists and turns that viewers will eat right up – including a husband from home that won’t divorce her.

Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride (1 & 2) hold spots as classics. Steve Martin plays a charming and lovable dad who has to finally let go of his little girl as she takes the plunge into marriage. Diane Keaton and Martin Short help to expand the laughs throughout the film and everyone easily falls in love with his daughter, played by Kimberly Williams.

Royal Wedding

Royal Wedding

An oldie by a goodie, this 1951 film features two classic movie stars, Fred Astaire and Jane Powell. Set in England during Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s wedding, this flick includes Astaire’s legendary dancing-across-the-ceiling routine. You’ll watch as the singing and dancing brother-sister duo find their matches within all the chaos.

Mamma Mia

Mamma Mia

Are you in the mood for a musical? Filled with music from Abba and based on the hit Broadway play, this all-star cast will have you laughing, singing, dancing, and falling in love. Watch as Amanda Seyfried tries to figure out which of her mother’s (Meryl Streep) past lovers is her dad!

Long story short, she invites all three of them to her wedding.

My Best Friend’s Wedding

My Best Friend’s Wedding

The moment I wake up … before I put on my makeup … I say a little prayer for youuuuuu.

If you have yet to see this movie, you’ll be walking away from it singing that little diddy. Julia Roberts is the star of the show in this hilarious and heart-wrenching tear-jerker. Her best friend, played by Dermot Mulroney, is getting married – just on the cusp of their pact coming to a close. A pact that included that by the time they came of a certain age and they weren’t married – they would marry each other.

Now, he’s about to say I do to Cameron Diaz and she realizes that she’s in love him.

Runaway Bride

Runaway Bride

Julia Roberts hits the big screen here too, and pairs up with the man she made Pretty Woman with – Richard Gere. The chemistry between them is electric, as we already know, and this movie shows it.

Playing a woman that’s left three grooms at the altar – and nearing four – we watch as Gere (a journalist covering her heartbreaking skills) falls in love with the one who runs.

My Big Fat Greek Wedding

My Big Fat Greek Wedding

A classic in our book, My Big Fat Greek Wedding is full of hilarious family fun. In fact, it was so good, it scored an Oscar nomination for it’s incredible writing and is still the highest-grossing wedding film of all time. And writer of the film, Nia Vardalos plays the lead – a woman who’s trying to gain her Greek family’s acceptance of her non-Greek fiance.

Bridesmaids

Bridesmaids

If you haven’t laughed your butt off while watching this movie, where have you been? Kristen Wiig leads the pack of this giggling-inducing storyline. Filled with characters and amazing comedic writing (the film earned two Oscar nominations), watch as the best bridal party you’ve ever seen takes the screen.