While the story is mostly told from the perspective of Mac and Carter, each character has their own unique personality. Between the planning for weddings and the difficult wedding party members the characters have to deal with, it’s entertaining (and sometimes nerve-wracking) to read how the four friends tackle each problem they encounter. Nora Roberts has a way of making the reader feel involved in the process of being a photographer and all the problems that can happen when planning a wedding. Will Mac be able to find her happily ever after with Carter or will the past be too much for this relationship to last? Subbing in for Mac’s assistant has thrown him to the whirlwind business that is wedding planning and Mac’s life, but the closer they get the more insecurities arise.Ĭoming from divorced parents - a mother prone to capricious whims between lovers and expenses and an absentee father - has left Mac with scars on her heart when it comes to love. Carter had a crush on Mac when he was 17 and seeing her again has brought those feelings surging back to the surface. Cute, clumsy and kind, he’s different from her usual type. Now she is the photographer for Vows, the wedding and event planning business run by her and her three best friends from Parker’s family estate.ĭuring a meet-cute for a wedding consult, Mac meets Carter Maguire, brother of the bride and now a professor at their old high school. With the encouragement of her friends she was able to finally focus enough to take that perfect shot of her first happy moment, and that was the day she discovered her true love for photography.
One day she brought it to a game of Wedding Day. When Mackensie “Mac” Elliot was 8 years old she received a camera from her distant father and, out of spite for her grandmother saying it was inappropriate for her age, brought it everywhere with her. Who knew these four friends would turn this game into a career? One of their favorite games to play when they were younger was called Wedding Day, where they planned the most elaborate weddings with different themes and everyone had a part. Mac, Parker, Emma and Laurel have been best friends since they were kids. It’s even worth the pain.” - Parker Brown, from “Vision in White” by Nora Roberts Vision in White by Nora Roberts
“Love’s scary and sometimes it’s transient.
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