THE WEDDING PEOPLE: A Romantic Comedy

From the sparkling shores of Santorini comes a romantic comedy that will leave you with the warm, champagne-bubble feeling usually reserved for the best destination weddings. Two wedding professionals. One missing couple. Four days to fake being in love. Mira and Jake. Jake and Mira. They have nothing in common. She's a perfectionist wedding planner who color-codes her life; he's a spontaneous photographer who shoots from the hip. She believes in backup plans for backup plans; he believes the best moments are never on the timeline. And somehow, when the bride and groom vanish 24 hours before their dream Santorini wedding, these two strangers become the only people who can save it. The solution? Pretend to be the missing couple. For most of their lives, they've lived in different worlds—she in New York planning other people's perfect days, he traveling the globe capturing moments he never stays for. But for four days, they'll share a honeymoon suite, dance at rehearsal dinners, and convince 200 guests they're madly in love. The problem? The line between pretending and feeling is thinner than they thought. Mira has spent three years rebuilding her life after being left at her own altar. She swore off love, off risk, off anything she couldn't control. But Jake—with his easy smile and dangerous questions—is making her remember what it felt like to want something she couldn't plan. Now she has four days to save a wedding, protect her heart, and figure out if what's happening between them is real or just the magic of Santoraki sunsets. If only she can get around the one truth she's been hiding since the moment they met: she's terrified that if she lets herself fall, he'll be just another person who leaves. What could possibly go wrong?