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Rushed wedding. Male bridesmaids. Falling in love.
Maid of honor, Farley, has five days to put together a society wedding and only three groomsmen to help her. Plus a best man she hates. And loves. ...Definitely hates.
For some reason her friends and employers, CK and Ryan, have decided to move their wedding day up by eight months. There's no way Farley can pull off a New York extravaganza worthy of an heiress in such a short amount of time.
Then she finds out why they're in a hurry.
Determined to succeed, Farley uses anything and everything at her disposal, including making Ryan's friends play bridesmaids. Working closely with best man, Brad, while still keeping her distance isn't quite as easy.
If only what happened in Atlantic City could have stayed in Atlantic City.
It's a crazy dash to the alter for everyone as Farley fights to thwart sabotage, corrals Ryan's kooky friends, and does her best to ignore feelings that refuse to be filed under "big mistake".
Will Brad find a way to prove they'd be great together? Or will stubbornness and pride get the better of both of them?
Maid of honor, Farley, has five days to put together a society wedding and only three groomsmen to help her. Plus a best man she hates. And loves. ...Definitely hates.
For some reason her friends and employers, CK and Ryan, have decided to move their wedding day up by eight months. There's no way Farley can pull off a New York extravaganza worthy of an heiress in such a short amount of time.
Then she finds out why they're in a hurry.
Determined to succeed, Farley uses anything and everything at her disposal, including making Ryan's friends play bridesmaids. Working closely with best man, Brad, while still keeping her distance isn't quite as easy.
If only what happened in Atlantic City could have stayed in Atlantic City.
It's a crazy dash to the alter for everyone as Farley fights to thwart sabotage, corrals Ryan's kooky friends, and does her best to ignore feelings that refuse to be filed under "big mistake".
Will Brad find a way to prove they'd be great together? Or will stubbornness and pride get the better of both of them?