The Wedding Veil is a Hallmark Channel television film that premiered in 2022. This film, directed by Terry Ingram and written by Sandra Berg, Judith Berg, and Lori Wilde, is the first of a three-part series. It stars Lacey Chabert, Kevin McGarry, Autumn Reeser, and Alison Sweeney. The plot revolves around a group of longtime friends who discover a strange antique veil that is said to bring true love to its possessor.
Where was “The Wedding Veil” Filmed?
The filming of “The Wedding Veil” took place mostly in Victoria, Canada, and various sites throughout British Columbia. Filming began in April 2021 since three films in the series needed to be finished prior to the release of the first. By May 2021, the first film had been completed. Here’s a photo from May showcasing the filming in Victoria.
Behind the Scenes
This film was part of Hallmark’s “New Year, New Movies” schedule. Lacey Chabert, one of the performers, expressed her delight for the picture. She posted a photo from the beginning of filming in April.
Chabert also tweeted a photo of her hair touch-ups while filming. Michelle Vicary, EVP Programming at Crown Media, told Good Housekeeping that Hallmark’s programming celebrates several types of love, including friendship. She went on: “What better way to celebrate female friendships than to bring together three beloved actors from our network, Lacey Chabert, Alison Sweeney, and Autumn Reeser.”
Cast and Locations
Chabert expressed her excitement about working with Alison Sweeney and Autumn Reeser, saying, “This project is a dream come true for me.” She also shared a picture with Kevin McGarry, one of the first photos from the movie.
Filming took place in various locations in Victoria. According to Victoria News, the movie was one of many films being shot there, and the crew followed strict COVID-19 safety rules.
Alison Sweeney shared a photo from Vancouver, British Columbia, either during or after filming. Shortly after finishing “The Wedding Veil,” she started working on the “Murder She Baked” movie.
Filming in Sooke
Another filming location was at Sooke, British Columbia. The filming location was the Prestige Oceanfront Resort in Sooke. Wardrobe Girls, a Facebook group that published behind-the-scenes images, expressed their excitement over hosting the movie’s set. Some staff members and guests even got to play extras in the movie.
Fiona Vroom was also part of the cast. Lacey Chabert spoke about working with Vroom, saying, “Enjoyed working with @fionavroom so much. Fiona and I worked together on my first movie back after having Julia four years ago and I’ll always appreciate how supportive she was then and again now. You’re the best, Fiona! #TheWeddingVeil.”
These locations and behind-the-scenes moments add a special touch to the film, making it even more enjoyable for viewers.
Official Trailer
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – The Wedding Veil
Q: Where was “The Wedding Veil” filmed?
A: “The Wedding Veil” was mostly shot in Victoria, Canada, and other places throughout British Columbia. Notable filming locations include the Cinecittà Studios in Rome, Italy, as well as lovely locales in Campania such as Amalfi and Atrani.
Q: When did filming for “The Wedding Veil” begin?
A: Filming for “The Wedding Veil” began in April 2021. This early start was necessary because the trilogy involved three movies that needed to be completed before the release of the first one.
Q: When was filming for “The Wedding Veil” completed?
A: The filming of the first movie in the trilogy was completed by May 2021. The entire shooting schedule was planned to accommodate the production of all three films before their release.
Q: What is the release date of “The Wedding Veil”?
A: “The Wedding Veil” premiered on the Hallmark Channel on January 8, 2022.
Q: Did the filming locations change throughout the movie?
A: Yes, the filming locations for “The Wedding Veil” included multiple places in British Columbia, such as Victoria and Sooke, as well as various sites in the region of Campania, Italy. Each location provided unique backdrops that contributed to the film’s visual appeal.
