Sancy Jeg This is the story of two girls who are best friends since their childhood. After their boyfriends propose them, they plan to get married in plaza. Since childhood their dream was to get married in plaza in June. But only one date was available in June month for wedding. So both girls start fight for their wedding. I like this because of awesome story. I recommend this movie to all to watch.

marie fowler I unlike some other enjoyed the movie. It was comical and I thoroughly liked watching it. My friends all would like to see a pregnancy sequel of Bride Wars. NOT only are the actors exceptional, but just the whole June wedding is enough to have kept me watching. You hear so many people talking about June weddings, but for you and your best friend to have the same wedding date is hilarious how it played out. It is just plain and simply a movie worth watching many times over. I have teenagers who live it, also so it can't be that bad for them to watch. You have to find the lighter side of the plot. It is about a friendship and bonds made since childhood. How people end up still staying together and sharing their special movements in life. That's what it was all about. Although, the one part I didn't like was when at the end something more could've been given such as Pregnancy Wars...

Stompgal_87 I remember seeing this advertised shortly before it was released and how I wanted to see it because it looked different from other wedding films I've seen such as 'Runaway Bride (best wedding film I've seen in my life so far)' and 'My Best Friend's Wedding (not quite as good as this one or 'Runaway Bride' but it still had two of my favourite actresses in the names of Julia Roberts and Cameron Diaz).' I saw this with a member of staff from my former care home (going to the cinema was a regular pastime for me when I lived there) and we enjoyed it partly due to my insistence of dragging her along to see the 'girlie films.' Re-visiting this just over five years after my first viewing, I still enjoyed it although I noticed a few things differently.One complaint I have about this film is its uneven pacing. Up until the scene where Marion the wedding planner announces that Liv's and Emma's weddings were booked on the same day, it was somewhat slow. After that scene it slows down again up until Emma sends Liv several treats so that Liv can't fit into her wedding dress; Liv ruins Emma's spray tan; Emma swaps Liv's chosen highlight colour for blue and so on. That part of the actual 'wars' was swiftly paced but after that the pace slows down again until the wedding scene. In spite of the uneven pacing, the movie was brilliantly filmed, included some fine uses of still photography, was sumptuously edited (particularly the brief scenes of Emma passing the news of her engagement to her friends and Emma announcing her 'save-the-date'), and well-acted if it was silly and a little overdone in places. The incidental music was classy and charming in a similar manner to that used in 'Enchanted' and I liked some of the songs on the soundtrack such as Duffy's songs 'Rain On Your Parade' and 'I'm Scared,' Eve's 'Tambourine' and Technotronic's 'Pump Up the Jam.' The set designs were elaborate, particularly those of Marion's office and the wedding venue, Anne Hathaway was especially beautiful while the plot and script were fresh for a wedding film. I also found the opening sequence and the flashback of Liv and Emma witnessing a wedding plus playing 'weddings' themselves absolutely adorable.The writing was witty and clever in places and I liked how Emma and Liv made up during Liv's wedding (due to Emma having called hers off but still attending Liv's reception and marrying someone else a year later). I also liked how the announcements of Liv and Emma becoming pregnant and their babies being due on the same day linked to their weddings being booked on the same day, despite the ending being rather abrupt.All in all the pacing was uneven but I liked its originality and it is the second best wedding film I have seen to date. 9/10.

Sandra Navarro In Manhattan, the lawyer Liv (Kate Hudson) and the school teacher Emma (Anne Hathaway) are friends since forever who've dreamed their wedding at the Plaza since they were kids. They both have been with their boyfriends for quite a while now, waiting for their true love to pop the question. As soon as they popped the question the girls hurried to book in their wedding day. Unfortunately, venue made a mistake, they've booked their weddings on the same day and the next opening isn't until June 15th... 3 years from now. They both refuse to move their weddings, which later on it turns into WAR. Girls who doesn't talk for a week, is like a century in girl world. Liv (Kate Hudson) and Emma (Anne Hathaway) went from being best friends (basically sisters) to enemies. In the beginning they were jokes and pranks towards each other, which basically they both wanted to show one another that "they don't know who they are messing with", but towards the last half it takes to a completely different point. The jokes stop and it becomes more serious; focusing on the two girls relationship more than anything else, friendship is really hard to find and being selfish isn't the right way, to solve conflicts. This movie appeals mostly to teen girls.