Vertical has unveiled the official trailer for Love Language, an upcoming romantic comedy directed by Joey Power that promises a messy mix of romance, old feelings and complicated relationships. Starring Chloë Grace Moretz in the lead role, the film puts a fresh spin on the familiar love triangle trope by introducing what can only be described as a love rectangle. With an ensemble cast featuring Anthony Ramos, Manny Jacinto and Isabel May, the movie explores what happens when a second chance at love arrives at the worst possible time. Scheduled to release on October 23, 2026, Love Language looks ready to bring plenty of awkward encounters and romantic confusion to the big screen.
The story follows Louisa Klaussner, affectionately known as Lou, played by Moretz, an aspiring author whose own romantic life takes a hit following a failed engagement. Looking for a way to make ends meet while pursuing her writing ambitions, Lou finds an unusual side hustle writing wedding vows for other couples. Helping people put their feelings into words sounds like the perfect job for someone who dreams of becoming an author, but the irony is hard to miss when her own love life remains far from sorted. As Lou helps other people prepare for their big day, she soon finds herself caught in a situation that could turn her professional life into a personal nightmare.
Things become even more complicated when Dash, played by Anthony Ramos, enters the picture. A charming serial dater, Dash begins showing a genuine interest in Lou, offering her the possibility of a fresh romantic beginning. Just as she starts navigating this unexpected connection, however, her past comes knocking. Lou reconnects with Warren, played by Manny Jacinto, her college best friend and longtime crush. Their reunion brings old emotions rushing back, leaving Lou to wonder whether the connection they once shared could finally become something more. Unfortunately, there is one major problem standing between them.
Lou soon discovers that Warren is engaged to Olivia, played by Isabel May, who happens to be one of her wedding vow clients. The revelation transforms an already complicated situation into an emotional maze involving four people and a whole lot of unresolved feelings. Lou must now balance her professional responsibility to help Olivia prepare for her wedding with her own growing confusion about Warren and her developing connection with Dash. The premise gives the film plenty of room for uncomfortable conversations, romantic misunderstandings and the kind of decisions that can turn a seemingly simple love story into a complete mess.
Alongside Moretz, Ramos, Jacinto and May, the film features Billie Lourd, Chloe Fineman and Lukas Gage, bringing together a cast with experience across comedy, drama and contemporary romance. Director Joey Power takes charge of a story that appears to lean into the awkwardness of modern relationships, where timing can be just as important as chemistry. Rather than relying solely on the usual competition between two romantic interests, Love Language introduces a more tangled dynamic in which every character has something at stake. The wedding vow writing angle also offers a playful contrast between the beautiful promises people make to one another and the complicated reality of actually falling in love.
With its official trailer now out, Love Language is shaping up to be a romantic comedy about second chances, friendship, attraction and the chaos that follows when the heart refuses to follow a sensible plan. Chloë Grace Moretz leads a story in which helping another couple celebrate their love could force her to confront feelings she has never truly left behind. Whether Lou can find clarity without breaking hearts along the way remains to be seen. The film is scheduled to arrive on October 23, 2026, and could appeal to viewers who enjoy ensemble romantic comedies filled with tangled relationships, witty situations and plenty of emotional complications.
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