Meet me at the Wedding: From the bestselling author comes the heartwarming new summer romance of 2023 (Meet me in, Book 4)

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Reuniting her “awesome foursome” of friends from Meet Me in London, bestselling celebrity author Georgia Toffolo ’s charming enemies-to-lovers rom-com is an undeniably tart and sweet treat. Reuniting her “awesome foursome” of friends from Meet Me in London , bestselling celebrity author Georgia Toffolo ’s charming enemies-to-lovers rom-com is an undeniably tart and sweet treat. Strong's 1062: A marriage, wedding, wedding-ceremony; plur: a wedding-feast. Of uncertain affinity; nuptials. This is Mills and Boon and escapist romance at it's finest and I have unashamedly loved every single second of all four of these books!

Meet me in - Meet me at the Wedding (Meet me in, Book 4

Sorry, this just wasn't for me, way too many superfluous characters it was like Avengers Endgame all over again! And on the third day there was a wedding feast in Qatna, a city of Galilee, and the mother of Yeshua was there. The Georgia Toffolo 'Meet Me' series was an unexpected love! This is the fourth and final book in it :(! Lily is organising her friend Victoria's wedding, she has the perfect venue at a beautiful estate, booked and ready. Sadly the owner of the estate passes away and when the Son, Henry, inherits the estate he cancels all events. Lily finds out about this before Victoria and she is determined to sort this mess out before Victoria finds out. She meets with Henry and is ready to do everything she can to ensure the wedding does take place at the estate. Huge fun! A swirl of confetti made of joy, romance and just a few tears.” —Bestselling author Katie Fforde Henry wants nothing more than to return to Hawke's Cove, sell his estranged late father's estate and leave. He certainly does not want to host a wedding, or face Lily, who gets on with everyone - except him!

When Henry needs Lily’s help, she will only agrees to come to his aid if the wedding can go ahead. Working together means both must face their pasts, and in doing so might just realise something about their future along the way 👀 The next day there was a wedding celebration in the village of Cana in Galilee. Jesus’ mother was there, During our Sofreh Aghd, one of the beloved Persian wedding traditions where two sugar cones are rubbed together by married women to shower the couples with sweetness. Photo: La Dichosa I initially did not realize this was the fourth book in a series, but don't think you had read the first three to be able to enjoy this one. Although, I do think I would have liked it more if I had some of the additional context/character building from the previous books! Some parts of the plot referred to things that I felt out of the loop on, though not soooo out of the loop that I couldn't follow. Lily loves living in Hawke’s Cove, and planning her best friend’s wedding at the Hawkesbury estate is the icing on the cake. But when the estate’s owner dies, and his son cancels the wedding, Lily must face Henry Hawkesbury – a man she hasn’t seen since that fateful night ten years ago…

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Three days later Mary, the mother of Jesus, was at a wedding feast in the village of Cana in Galilee. I thought this was a fantastic conclusion to the series and I loved how it ended! The relationships and friendships and interactions between the characters are so enjoyable! A wedding is never just a celebration of two souls. It signifies the melding of two families, multiple cultures, and centuries of traditions. And few may understand that as well as Roxanna Nowrouzi, who tied the knot with Alexander Schachter (co-founder of fintech company Kiwi) earlier this year. After all, weddings are a big part of her day-to-day life.

The meet-cute

At first Lily intends to try to sweet talk Henry into allowing Victoria's wedding to continue, especially since his father had fully intended it to take place on the Estate, but when they meet she is so incensed that she lays into him and calls him names. They part on bad terms, until Henry realises he needs Lily to host an Estate tour and wine tasting for a potential buyer and his wife. In return, Henry has to promise to host Victoria's wedding. The characters are robust, and we have followed them through before. I think you could read this as a stand-alone novel, as there is enough to cover not knowing the rest of the series. I enjoyed the ending, a perfect end to a delightful series.