ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID

Cinemavixion Review

Trey Haley's "Always a Bridesmaid" offers a relatable premise centered on Corina, a woman perpetually finding herself in the supporting role of a wedding party. Javicia Leslie embodies Corina's journey with a performance that navigates the delicate balance between comedic frustration and genuine yearning for romantic fulfillment. The film, co-written by and featuring the always-charming Yvette Nicole Brown, explores the societal pressures and personal anxieties that can accompany a prolonged period of singledom, especially when surrounded by matrimonial bliss. While the narrative treads familiar romantic comedy territory, the chemistry between Leslie and Jordan Calloway, alongside a supportive ensemble, lends an earnest charm to Corina's quest for her own happily ever after. It's a sweet, often humorous, exploration of finding love when you least expect it, and perhaps, when you've almost given up hope.