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'Full of fun...I loved it' Cathy Bramley 'A funny, feel-good romcom ... the perfect read to curl up with' FABULOUS magazine A heartwarming, cosy romance from Sunday Times bestselling author Michele Gorman, now writing as Lilly Bartlett When Emma's boyfriend Daniel pops the question with a ring the size of a small country, she suddenly realises just how different they are. She's the Eastenders to his Made in Chelsea. She wants a low-key wedding with close friends and family in Uncle Colin's pub, while Daniel's mother is expecting a society do that their high-brow guests won't forget! How on earth can Emma put together a celebration fit for Lords and Ladies on a shoestring budget? Not to mention the fact her cross-dressing Uncle Barbara wants to be a bridesmaid, her best mate Kelly can't stand Daniel's best friend Cressida, and her dad is too proud to accept any help from Daniel's family towards the costs. There's three months to go until the big day. Will Emma's happy-ever-after end in disaster? Praise for Lilly Bartlett: 'Fun, flirtatious and fresh' Alex Brown, bestselling author The Secret of Orchard Cottage 'Warm, witty, and wonderful ? the perfect rom com' Debbie Johnson, bestselling author of Summer at the Comfort Food Cafe 'I loved the humour, the settings, the quirkiness, and ALL the characters' Jane Linfoot, bestselling author of The Little Wedding Shop by the Sea 'Well worth the read for the lovely characters and London East End setting and sense of humour' Scandalicious 'A really fun, heartwarming rom-com' Sally Akins 'This book was just awesome' 5* Chick Lit Plus 'Great fun and a feel-good read' Linda's Bookbag 'Absolutely wonderful romantic comedy that is guaranteed to lift your spirits' Rachel's Random Reads Praise for Michele Gorman: 'I love Michele's books. A fun, sassy writer who always makes me smile' Carole Matthews 'So engaging and witty' Sophie Kinsella 'Well-written and an easy read' Daily Mail