‘They met on the search for the wedding dress of their dreams. But will they find more than they bargained for?

Heir to a chocolate dynasty, Bel is in the midst of planning her perfect wedding to Richard, the love of her life, when disaster strikes and everything she held dear starts to fall apart.

Ice-cream parlour owner Violet is engaged to Glyn though she fell out of love with him long ago. But, unhappy though she is, somehow she can’t quite say the words ‘I don’t want to marry you anymore.’

Self-made businesswoman Max was planning a quick registry office do with her fiancé Stuart, but as the day approaches she can’t quite shake her childhood dream of a big fat fairy-tale wedding with all the trimmings.

All three women are brought together at the White Wedding bridal shop, on the search for the perfect dress for their big day. Its owner Freya guarantees that her gowns will bring them happiness though maybe not in quite the way they expected…’

I can safely say that Milly Johnson has done it again. She’s written yet another class act book which will keep you guessing from start to finish, and keep you on the edge of your seat. This 5* story revolves around three young women who meet at the White Wedding store, all on the lookout for things that they hope will make their day 100% perfect. Bel is heir to a chocolate dynasty and is all set to marry the charming and wonderful Richard, who seems to be to good to be true. But when Bel discovers some of Richard’s dirty secrets, she may have to rethink her original plans.

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Violet is engaged to agoraphobic Glyn, who spends his days doing nothing but watching TV, cooking and cleaning. Violet was never really in love with Glyn, but felt emotionally blackmailed into getting engaged to keep him happy. Rather than being excited about her upcoming nuptials, Violet is simply going through the motions. Instead, she is throwing herself into her new ice cream parlour and the extremely dishy young guy she is paying to help her decorate the place.Max and Stuart have been together for seventeen years, and seem like the perfect couple. For both of them though, getting married is more of a formality than a romantic occasion. They have both decided on a low key wedding with no extravagant add ons, but when Max watches My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, the words ‘simple’ and ‘no fuss’ go straight out of the window.

Whether you’re looking for a light hearted read that will get you laughing your socks off, or something just to pass the time, White Wedding is the book for you. Filled with likeable characters and realistic situations, it’s sure to become one of your favourites