It's that time of year again, when two become one and single girls and guys get hounded to get hitched. Blame it all on the Roman goddess Juno, whom the month is named after. She's supposed to be in charge of unions and all things matrimonial. To help chase away wedding jitters, SPOT.ph lists 10 must-watch wedding movies. Some will make you laugh, some will will horrify you, and others will actually help you put things in the right perspective.
1. Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo (2006)
Couplehood: Angie (Judy Ann Santos) and Jed (Ryan Agoncillo) are polar opposites. She comes from a humble home, while he's well-off.
Iffy issues: As Angie and Jed plan their wedding, both their families get way ahead of themselves. Each party wants the wedding to go their way. The clash of the clans escalates and the wedding gets postponed. Though the couple manages to go on with the wedding, married life does not prove to be easy. Angie and Jed have to adjust to each other's habits, good and bad.
Sweet spoiler: While on the verge of giving birth, Angie is still furious at Jed. But when their little boy comes out on the very day of their first anniversary, all hate and hurt are set aside with a promise of a better married life awaiting the couple.
Life lesson: The family ties that bind you may also choke you.
2. Bride Wars (2009)
Couplehood: The perfectionist lawyer, Liv Lerner (Kate Hudson) and sweet school teacher, Emma Allan have been best friends for 20 years. Both are engaged to their respective boyfriends: Liv to Daniel Williams (Steve Howey) and Emma to Fletcher Flemson (Chris Pratt). Together, the two best friends blissfully plan their June weddings at the Plaza Hotel, their dream location.
Iffy issues: Due to an unexpected glitch, Liv and Emma's plans go haywire. Their weddings are booked on the same date and at the same time–and a double-wedding is just not an option. Thus, Liv and Emma launch an all-out war against each other, executing plans to sabotage each other's wedding. While the pre-wedding stress draws Liv and Daniel closer, Emma and Fletcher's relationship turns sour.
Sweet spoiler: On the day of their weddings, both brides grow tired of all the scheming and realize that friendship is bigger than any ideal wedding.
Life lesson: Bridezillas will never be extinct.
