"Meryl Becker is living a mother's dream. The oldest of her three beautiful daughters, Meg, is engaged to a wonderful man from one of the country's most prominent families. Of course, Meryl wants to give Meg the perfect wedding. Who wouldn't? But when her two younger daughters, Amy and Jo, also become engaged to celebrated bachelors, Meryl has to admit that three weddings is more than she and her husband, Hugh, can realistically afford. The solution? A triple wedding! At first, it's a tough sell to the girls, and juggling three sets of future in-laws is a logistical nightmare. But when Hugh loses his teaching job, and Meryl's aging mother suddenly moves in with them, a triple wedding is the only way to get all three sisters down the aisle. When the grand plan becomes public, the onslaught of media attention adds to Meryl's mounting pressure. Suddenly, appearances are everything - and she will do whatever it takes to keep the wedding on track as money gets tight, her mother starts acting nutty, and her own thirty year marriage starts to unravel. In the weeks leading up to the nuptials, secrets are revealed, passions ignite, and surprising revelations show Meryl and her daughters the true meaning of love, marriage and family. Jamie Brenner's The Wedding Sisters invites readers to the most unpredictable wedding of the year"--
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3.5 stars –I can't decide if I really liked this or if I thought it was ridiculous.
Since I'm engaged, I've been more into reading books dealing with weddings and I finally got to read one!
I was expecting a quirky, cute, and fun story. Three sisters getting married at once? Come on. What I didn't expect was all the drama, the lying, and secrets. This story was super dramatic, maybe too much so.
I liked this book yet, disliked it at the same time. There was just too much going on that I didn't like or couldn't understand. There actually wasn't one person in the story I really liked. Meryl, the mother, was the closest to being liked and sometimes Jo. Jo just... well really the whole book was frustrating.
That is what drama does to me.
So much drama and you begin to wonder why are these women getting married to these men? I don't want to give anything away but... seriously?
In the weeks leading up to the nuptials, secrets are revealed, passions ignite, and surprising revelations show Meryl and her daughters the true meaning of love, marriage and family. Jamie Brenner's The Wedding Sisters invites readers to the most unpredictable wedding of the year.
