Two strangers. One big coincidence.Driving each other crazy is just the beginning…Everybody loves weddings. Even the people who say they don’t. Whether you are a diehard romantic, or a skeptic of happily ever after, once you are sitting in that crowd, watching the bride make her way down the aisle towards the grinning groom, you melt a little too. That’s just how it works. It’s human nature to want love to exist. Even if you’ve never been in love. Especially if you’ve never been in love... moreTwo strangers. One big coincidence.Driving each other crazy is just the beginning…Everybody loves weddings. Even the people who say they don’t. Whether you are a diehard romantic, or a skeptic of happily ever after, once you are sitting in that crowd, watching the bride make her way down the aisle towards the grinning groom, you melt a little too. That’s just how it works. It’s human nature to want love to exist. Even if you’ve never been in love. Especially if you’ve never been in love.I am the wedding expert. Allegedly. I write articles, once a month, for Dateable Magazine, covering all the famous and elite weddings of the world so that you, the hopeless romantic, can read about them and feel like you’re there. Granted, half those marriages are shorter than an infomercial. But that’s not the point. The point is that people want to live vicariously through others' epic love stories, so that they can go on believing it could happen to them.Full disclosure, I am single. Very single. In fact, around the office, I’ve become kind of the poster child for the exception to Gabriella Swan’s 5 Rules of Love.But try as Gabby has, I have yet to meet that man who can sweep me off my feet. I seem to be an enigma in the romance department. And trust me, I’ve tried. I’ve dated everyone from doctors to waiters with no luck. I know what you’re thinking, there’s a common denominator. Eloise Boucher. It’s not them, it’s me, right? Probably. less
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