Weddings


The Wedding People
Happy Ever After (Bride Quartet, #4)
Vision in White (Bride Quartet, #1)
The Guest List
Bed of Roses (Bride Quartet, #2)
Savor the Moment (Bride Quartet, #3)
The Unhoneymooners (Unhoneymooners, #1)
Dial A for Aunties (Aunties, #1)
Julián at the Wedding (Julián, #2)
The Ex Vows
The Spanish Love Deception (Love Deception, #1)
Save the Date
The Wedding Date (The Wedding Date, #1)
The Wedding Crasher
Forget Me Not
The Keeping Quilt by Patricia PolaccoThe Rabbits' Wedding by Garth WilliamsThe Wedding by Eve BuntingMiss Spider's Wedding by David KirkLoose Lips Sink Ships by Hilary Lawrence
Wedding Picture Books
151 books — 13 voters
The Perils of Autumn by Rusty BlackwoodThe Spanish Love Deception by Elena  ArmasIt's Complicated by Camilla IsleyThe Paradise Problem by Christina LaurenThe Love Wager by Lynn Painter
Fake wedding date
47 books — 27 voters

The Perfect Marriage by Jeneva RoseThe Echo Wife by Sarah GaileyClaire, Darling by Callie KazumiImmaculate by Anna McGahanThe Husband Before You by A.J. McDine
Ring Covers (no people)
80 books — 6 voters
A Fine Grain of Sand by Gale DeitchWhen the Reckoning Comes by LaTanya McQueenThe Guest List by Lucy FoleyYou're Invited by Amanda Jayatissa'Til Death Do Us Part by Kate White
Wedding Mysteries & Thrillers
25 books — 17 voters

The People We Hate at the Wedding by Grant GinderPinch Me by Adena HalpernAlways the Baker, Finally the Bride by Sandra D. BrickerLoose Screws by Karen TempletonMike, Mike & Me by Wendy Markham
Wedding Cake Toppers
72 books — 8 voters
The Ex Vows by Jessica  JoyceThe Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean by Ann  RoseHappily Never After by Lynn PainterThe Plus One by Mazey EddingsThe Wedding Crasher by Mia Sosa
Wedding season romances
49 books — 6 voters

Carol Vorvain
Weddings, a fleeting moment when you think you have finally solved all your relationship issues and the gates of heaven await.
Carol Vorvain, OMSARUZ: Humorous tales from Oman, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan

Suranya Sengupta
The conch shells blew as the priest handed me the red powder, supposed to be used to mark my territories. Man and his primitive needs to mark what is his. A little bit of vermillion dropped on her nose, making her scrunch, the red on her hairline established a truth. Men, unlike women, had no symbols of a union. Women did not mark their territories. They made homes. (Scarlet: A Short Story)
Suranya Sengupta

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