A Christmas Wedding

A Christmas Wedding
Genre	Romantic comedy
Written by	Richard Cray
Story by	Matt Dorff
Directed by	Michael Zinberg
Starring	Dean Cain; Sarah Paulson; Eric Mabius
Theme music composer	David Schwartz
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
Production
Producer(s)	Michael Mahoney
Cinematography	Derick V. Underschultz
Editor(s)	Steven Lang
Running time	89 minutes
Production company(s)	Magic Rock Productions; Robert Greenwald Productions
Distributor	Lifetime Television
Release
Original network	Lifetime
Original release	December 11, 2006;

A Christmas Wedding is a 2006 American made-for-television romantic comedy film directed by Michael Zinberg and starring Dean Cain, Sarah Paulson, and Eric Mabius. It was originally broadcast December 11, 2006 on Lifetime.

Plot

Lovebirds Emily and Ben are just a month away from their Christmas Day wedding, which will also be the second anniversary of the day they met. But when Emily (who's been dreaming of the picture-perfect wedding her whole life) gets called away for work, it's all on Ben to handle the loose ends before the big day. With the bulk of the wedding planned, what could go wrong? Well, with Ben in charge — a lot! Misunderstandings and problems pop up left and right, and procrastinator Ben gets sucked into the world of bridal shows and seating charts. As perfectionist Emily struggles to keep tabs from afar, she sees her perfect day spinning out of control!

Cast

Sarah Paulson as Emily
Eric Mabius as Ben
Richard Blackburn as Robert
Dean Cain as Tucker
Reagan Pasternak as Jill
Art Hindle as Jack
Louise Pitre as Beth
Mimi Kuzyk as Katharine
George Buza as Big Daddy
Owen Pattison as Buck Junior
Dwayne Hill as Buck Senior

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