Best Movies Like The People We Hate at the Wedding

The Wedding Year (2019)

The Wedding Year is a unique, different romantic comedy about a woman attending several weddings in a year. Mara Baylor doesn't think that getting married will ever be in the cards for her, so going to seven weddings is a bit stressful, to say the least.

The Wedding Year (2019)

The movie wisely dives into how confusing the future can seem and whether a couple who feels differently about marriage can stay together. Since Maya's boyfriend Jake Riddick wants to get married, that causes conflict. Maya and Jake are sweet together and the film has something smart to say about leaning into love.

Bridesmaids (2011)

Bridesmaids tells the story of how an upcoming wedding changes the friendship between the two main characters. Annie Walker is happy for Lillian Donovan's engagement, but this exciting change only stirs up what is wrong in Annie's life, creating a distance between the two that was never there before.

Bridesmaids (2011)

The funniest scenes in Bridesmaids prove that sometimes, laughter is the best way to get through a stressful time in life. Both Bridesmaids and The People We Hate At The Wedding shine a light on the emotions and reflections that can result from a couple making this commitment to each other.

You Again (2010)

Marni Olsen in You Again is one of Kristen Bell's best movie roles. Marni carries around the pain and humiliation of being bullied by Joanna Clark. Now that Marni's brother is marrying Joanna, Marni's high school days have come to the forefront.

You Again (2010)

A funny, sweet, and chaotic movie, You Again proves that when someone in a family gets married, that changes the dynamic in unimaginable ways, even if that couple is focused on seating arrangements and flowers and schedules. It's relatable watching Marni deal with someone who she thought she would never have to see again.

Table 19 (2017)

Table 19 is quirkier than most wedding movies, as the movie explores Eloise McGarry sitting at a certain table at her friend's reception. Eloise is pregnant with her ex-boyfriend Teddy's child, but he recently broke up with her and has seemingly moved on.

Table 19 (2017)

The movie strikes a balance between being hilarious and being dramatic, real, and sentimental, as Eloise figures out what she should do next. Viewers will feel invested in Eloise and Teddy's love story and wish that things work out for them, as the film delves into what happens when people aren't honest with each other.

Rachel Getting Married (2008)

A bit darker than some other wedding films, Rachel Getting Married explores the painful relationship between sisters Kym and Rachel Buchman. Kym has left rehab to attend Rachel's celebration, but the siblings haven't been able to have a real, honest conversation with each other in years.

Rachel Getting Married (2008)

Rachel and Kym's terrible relationship comes to a head as wedding prep kicks into high gear and the siblings are finally honest about why they haven't been able to get along. It's a sad, heartfelt story that has an ending that is realistic and thoughtful. Kym's hardships are dealt with in a respectful way.

My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)

Julia Roberts is one of the most iconic '90s rom-com actresses and a big part of that is thanks to her role in My Best Friend's Wedding. Many fans of the genre feel nostalgic for the story of Jules Potter, who realizes that now that her friend Michael O'Neal is committing to someone, she's really in love with him.

My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)

While Jules's feelings are the focus of the movie, the film doesn't have a cookie-cutter, predictable ending, as the story is really about how Jules has to let go and allow Micheal to move on with his life. Both My Best Friend's Wedding and The People We Hate At The Wedding prove how celebrations can stir feelings up in the guests.

Father Of The Bride (1991)

George Banks is emotional over his daughter Annie growing up in Father Of The Bride and the result is a hilarious, chaotic story about the time, effort, and money that it takes to plan a big wedding. As George gets more nervous about his bank account dwindling, he comes to terms with letting go of Annie and being genuinely happy for her and letting time pass the way that it should.

Father Of The Bride (1991)

Father of the Bride is a sweet, nostalgic film about family and getting older. With a perfect appearance from Martin Short as party planner Franck Eggelhoffer who famously calls George a "party pooper," this movie is always a good choice when something light but with a weighty message is in order.

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