"The Wedding Bells" is a new dramedy on Fox from David E. Kelley. The premise of the show features three sisters whose last name is Bell, and they have taken over the family wedding planning business after their parents' divorce.

Employed in various duties at “The Wedding Palace,” the sisters include Annie Bell (KaDee Strickland) as the sensitive-but-strict sister; Jane (Teri Polo) as the sole married-but-practical sister;  and Sammy (Sarah Jones) as the youngest and most flirtatious sister. Also working at the palace is a variety of supporting characters such as Russell (Benjamin King), Jane’s frumpy insecure husband;  David (Michael Landes), a wedding photographer who wants to reunite with Annie; Ernesto, the worldly chef who tries to seduce Jane; and Ralph (Chris Williams) as the wedding singer.

The pilot episode featured great actors like Sherri Shepherd, Nicholle and Heather Tom, and the amazing Delta Burke as mother of the bride. The show was full of drama, but it has such a comedic twist to it. In classic David E. Kelley style, the comedy was done more in an educated satire style than cheap jokes and comic pratfalls.

I’d characterize it as comedic family banter, yet with the closeness of Gilmore Girls meets the wacky cases and work-related wildness of Boston Legal. "The Wedding Bells" is a refreshing new show that could become one of this spring’s shows worth watching.