The Royal Wedding is a sequel to the 2003 romantic comedy series Sparrow to Princess. In the first episode, Peggy falls in love with Edward but doesn't know he's a fake Danish prince. In the sequel, the two of them have to face the traditional Danish royal law that when a prince marries a commoner, he must declare his relinquishment of the throne. This movie is exactly what you expected as a sequel, and it will be a sweet and well felt comedy for young audiences. This is great for children because there is no foul language, no suspicious themes, and so on. Luke is a doll who meets a handsome but not nervous king (or prince, uncertain), and I think he has a good chemistry with Page (played by Kan Heskin). You can almost feel that they really like each other. Jin played a more charming Page, and now it's happening in Europe, and I kind of like it. I found her very cute, interesting, not nervous, nor dull. I also like her performance in Pride and Prejudice. Kirsten (played by Clemency Burton Hill) is hysterical, playing the role of a great Villianes. Her father, played by Jim Holt, is very interesting. The queen looks very regal and likable. Overall, I think this is a very cute and simple little movie with some very interesting parts that make me very happy. Worth renting out