The film begins with Paige Morgan finishing her medical degree at the University of Wisconsin. She is excited to marry her prince, but her parents are worried that she is giving up too much of her identity and independence by becoming a member of the Danish royal family. Paige remains steadfast in her commitment to Edvard and the two are soon reunited in Denmark.

Once Paige arrives in Denmark, she is greeted warmly by Edvard's family and the country of Denmark is preparing for their wedding. Paige quickly realizes that her new role as a princess comes with responsibilities and expectations that are unfamiliar to her. Despite her initial reservations, Paige rises to the challenge and works hard to learn about the country and the people she will soon be a part of.

As the wedding approaches, tensions rise between Edvard and his father, the King. The King disapproves of Edvard marrying an American and attempts to prevent the wedding from taking place. Edvard and Paige are determined to get married and they refuse to let the King's disapproval stop them.

The film is full of humor, romance, and drama. The chemistry between Luke Mably and Kam Heskin is captivating and they bring a sense of authenticity to their roles. The ing characters add depth to the story and provide comedic relief in moments of tension.

One of the strengths of the film is its portrayal of Denmark. The country is shown in a positive light and the filmmakers do a great job of showcasing the beauty and culture of Denmark. The movie also touches on important themes such as cultural differences, family dynamics, and the challenges of being a part of a royal family.

Overall, The Prince & Me 2: The Royal Wedding is an enjoyable romantic comedy that will appeal to fans of the first movie as well as newcomers. The chemistry between the leads, the stunning Danish landscape, and the relatable themes make this a movie that is sure to entertain audiences.

The Prince & Me 2: The Royal Wedding is a 2008 drama with a runtime of 93 hours.