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She has thirty-two plans to ruin her own wedding. The trouble is, everything keeps going right.
Charlie is marrying Alexander: kind, patient, adores her, perfect on paper and in person. The wedding is set for the last day of the Harvest Festival in Bell Harbor, a northern Michigan lake town where everybody remembers everybody — three hundred and six guests, a white tent, a brass band, a grandmother who has been quietly keeping her own score since 1962.
There is nothing to fix. There is nothing to run from. Which is exactly the problem.
Because Charlie has a notebook, and in it, in blue ballpoint at two a.m., she has written thirty-two ways to ruin the wedding. Wrong cake. Wrong band. Start a fight — anybody, anywhere. Lose the rings.
But Bell Harbor absorbs every disaster and turns it into charm. The town marches past the church in a parade in the middle of the vows. Alexander watches her with the patience of a man counting something of his own. And the family Charlie is trying so carefully to protect keeps producing secrets of its own.
By the time she reaches the top of the aisle, Charlie will have to decide whether the notebook is a plan or an excuse — and whether entry thirty-two, the one she scratched out of the page, is the cruelest thing she ever wrote, or the truest.
Sharp, warm, and wickedly funny, How to Ruin a Wedding is a dark comedy about a bride, a notebook, and a town determined to love her through every one of her worst intentions.
She has thirty-two plans to ruin her own wedding. The trouble is, everything keeps going right.
Charlie is marrying Alexander: kind, patient, adores her, perfect on paper and in person. The wedding is set for the last day of the Harvest Festival in Bell Harbor, a northern Michigan lake town where everybody remembers everybody — three hundred and six guests, a white tent, a brass band, a grandmother who has been quietly keeping her own score since 1962.
There is nothing to fix. There is nothing to run from. Which is exactly the problem.
Because Charlie has a notebook, and in it, in blue ballpoint at two a.m., she has written thirty-two ways to ruin the wedding. Wrong cake. Wrong band. Start a fight — anybody, anywhere. Lose the rings.
But Bell Harbor absorbs every disaster and turns it into charm. The town marches past the church in a parade in the middle of the vows. Alexander watches her with the patience of a man counting something of his own. And the family Charlie is trying so carefully to protect keeps producing secrets of its own.
By the time she reaches the top of the aisle, Charlie will have to decide whether the notebook is a plan or an excuse — and whether entry thirty-two, the one she scratched out of the page, is the cruelest thing she ever wrote, or the truest.
Sharp, warm, and wickedly funny, How to Ruin a Wedding is a dark comedy about a bride, a notebook, and a town determined to love her through every one of her worst intentions.
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