Seating Arrangements

Weddings bring people together to celebrate the union of two people.  Often there is a lot of "stuff" going on that is not really part of the ceremony.  What I mean is a group of people are gathering and anything can happen good or bad.  Family members who haven't seen each other in awhile are thrown together.  Sometimes that is not a good thing sometimes it is great.

In Seating Arrangements Daphne is getting married to Greyson. They are in love and she is seven months pregnant.  But they are cool with it. They are gathered at the summer home of Daphne's parents. Daphne's Mom has planned the entire wedding a long with a wedding planner of course.  Her Dad is clueless about most everything.  He also has been lusting after one of the bridesmaids and decides to act on those feelings.

And then there are the seating arrangements.  Who sits with who.  Who you can't seat together.  Anyone who has ever planned an event knows exactly what I mean.

 This is a day where you want everything to go perfect and according to plan. But in this book there is a whole lot of crap going on surrounding the big day. 

The book is a satire on the whole big event and it is interestingly written.