When Skylar and Brandon’s wedding plans unravel, they turn to their best friends for help.
However, the last thing Sarah Woodrow wants to do is plan her friend’s wedding. She’s a busy third-grade teacher, she has a steady boyfriend, and she doesn’t think much of Brandon. Too bad Skylar has never been one to take no for an answer, even when Sarah tried to drop out and push her away.
Jason Jordan immediately decides that Skylar’s Maid of Honor is just another ditzy debutante. He would rather talk Brandon out of this wedding, not help to plan it, especially with someone like Sarah. But Brandon stood by him during the worst time in his life, so…
He’s soon forced to admit that Sarah is more sensible—and less annoying—than he originally thought. For her part, she’s wary of a guy with commitment—and other—issues, even when Jason proves to be surprisingly kind and thoughtful.
When Sarah and Jason grudgingly reconcile to the idea of Skylar and Brandon marrying, they’re faced with a big problem—if they’re going to plan the wedding, then they’ll have to scale Skylar’s extravaganza way, way back. Skylar soon learns that her Maid of Honor and the Best Man have downgraded her registry from Saks Fifth Avenue to Target. And it goes downhill from there—she’ll be wearing a consignment dress down the aisle, and then her formerly fairy tale wedding will end with a pig roast!
But that’s the least of Skylar’s worries—she’s becoming more and more alarmed by Sarah’s growing connection with Jason. Skylar loves her like a sister, so she knows better than anyone that, despite her book smarts, Sarah has a history of questionable choices in men. Is Jason a genuinely good guy like Brandon insists, or will he prove to be Sarah’s worst mistake ever?
Naturally, that question is too important to leave to her ‘little sister,’ so Skylar concocts a series of wild schemes to ensure that everything works out the way it should. Will they all live happily ever after? Or will Skylar lose her best friend forever?
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