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John Serba of Decider says You’re Cordially Invited is almost funny enough and almost heartwarming enough, but ultimately the critic finds it “too long, too pointlessly chaotic and ultimately too blah to recommend.” Serba explains:

The premise is simple, and director Nicholas Stoller ( Neighbors, Forgetting Sarah Marshall) lets the cast shine. It’s set at the scenic Lake Oconee outside of Atlanta, with a charming, old-school vibe. The catch? The Palmetto Inn can only handle one wedding per weekend, but due to a mix-up, two weddings get booked.