If you love comedy classics, you will love this upcoming DVD release! The “Wedding Band” is coming to DVD and will be available for purchase starting on June 11th, 2013.
Synopsis: Synopsis – You’re cordially invited to party it up with the WEDDING BAND, the hilarious and light-hearted new comedy starring Brian Austin Green and Harold Perrineau. Follow the outrageously funny ups and downs of four friends who are members of a fun-loving Seattle rock band called Mother of the Bride. They haven’t figured out their personal lives, but they do know one thing for sure — weddings are the best place to meet women, drink up and rock out. Featuring A-list guest stars like Megan Fox and Molly Sims, this Wedding Crashers-meets- The Wedding Singer comedy mash-up marries the two key elements to any great party…terrific music and lots of laughter.
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Haven’t heard of this but sounds like fun on several levels or should I say several notes. 🙂 MY husband will definitely want to see this. How great for a male wedding band to be called mother of the Bride. That right there shows a hilarious/ironic side.
This does sound like a hilarious movie with these rock band members trying to “score” at weddings. I never saw it so perhaps I can convince my husband to watch it with me – probably not.