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(More customer reviews)Cynth tells quite a story of her wedding. If you've ever had a wedding, been in a wedding, been to a wedding, or even enjoyed eating cake, this book is a good read. You'll laugh at the whole process which seems to prove Muruphy's law (anything that can go wrong, will), but ends happily. Though a happy ending's almost a given in a book like this, hearing how she and her groom get there is worth the ride. As a sequel, I'd like to see Richard the groom's side of the saga!
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With three months to go until her blissful day of entering wedlock, Hyacynth was far more organized than any other bride she or her friends had ever known. As a creative person who had always done everything herself, plans and ideas for her Italian-Japanese fusion wedding were flowing effortlessly for her.But things are never as easy as they should be. At T-minus 90 days, Hyacynth is about to discover that on the road to "happily ever after" she has a long way to go and that even the best laid plans can simply be a cover for chaos. She now finds herself thoroughly unprepared for others intervening in ways that she never anticipated while discovering that she must come to terms with internal demons that she did not know existed. The result is an often humorous and sometimes unnerving series of events told through words that are always brutally honest.This is the true story of Hyacynth Arcola and her wedding. The names have been changed to protect the guilty.
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