"A fizzy and smartly written novel" perfect for fans of Bridesmaids and Dolly Alderton, and anyone who's ever said yes to the bridesmaid dress and regretted everything after.
Fake praise. Failed plans. Feelings left unsaid. Everyone’s bringing “their best” to the big day.
Esme is the perfect bride. Every linen napkin is pressed, every place setting Pinterest-approved, and everything must go off without a hitch before she turns thirty, or else.
Her bridal party, unfortunately, have minds of their own. Esme’s childhood best friends are her co-maids of honor, although after almost two decades of friendship, it’s shocking to realize how different their lives have become. The third bridesmaid, duty-bound, is Esme’s future sister-in-law, who is immature and far too sensitive. At least, according to Esme.
Best Day Ever is a bighearted novel about friendship, love, and the absurdity of wedding culture. Narrated in alternating points of view, all four women's voices are singular and crackling with humor (in between cringes). Best Day Ever is about growing up and growing apart, being on the precipice of turning thirty, and coming to terms with what you really want in life (versus what you thought you wanted).
"A fizzy and smartly written novel" perfect for fans of Bridesmaids and Dolly Alderton, and anyone who's ever said yes to the bridesmaid dress and regretted everything after.
Fake praise. Failed plans. Feelings left unsaid. Everyone’s bringing “their best” to the big day.
Esme is the perfect br...