Hannah works for a bridal shop, but on the side, she runs her own business where she breathes new life into old wedding dresses that people want to reuse. Will wants to take over his father's company, which owns the shop where Hannah works. However, his father believes Will lacks experience in the industry and sets a condition: he must complete an internship on the shop floor to prove he understands the business. The internship takes place at the shop where Hannah works, and she becomes his mentor. Will immediately comes up with a lot of ideas, but it's clear he doesn't understand what he's gotten himself into.
A relatively straightforward story that delivers a good plot for a romantic movie. It can probably be considered fairly average, but it gets a slightly better rating because I like both Rhiannon Fish and Marcus Rosner and think they work well together in this film.
