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The wedding party
When successful family law attorney Charlene Dugan announces that she plans to get remarried, chaos ensues as her maid of honor falls in love with a younger man, her daughter decides to reinvent herself, her fiance spends all his time with the wedding consultant, and her mind becomes preoccupied with thoughts about her ex-husband.
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- "When successful family law attorney Charlene Dugan announces that she plans to get remarried, chaos ensues as her daughter decides to reinvent herself, her fiancé spends all his time with the wedding consultant, and her mind is preoccupied with thoughtsof her ex-husband."
- "Charlene Dugan, an attractive forty-five year-old lawyer, has a turnaround in one day from being totally committed to the single life to being totally committed to getting married."
- "When successful family law attorney Charlene Dugan announces that she plans to get remarried, chaos ensues as her maid of honor falls in love with a younger man, her daughter decides to reinvent herself, her fiance spends all his time with the wedding consultant, and her mind becomes preoccupied with thoughts about her ex-husband."@en
- "When successful family law attorney Charlene Dugan announces that she plans to get remarried, chaos ensues as her maid of honor falls in love with a younger man, her daughter decides to reinvent herself, her fiance spends all his time with the wedding consultant, and her mind becomes preoccupied with thoughts about her ex-husband."
- "Charlene Dugan, who started her day out as usual--single, makes a decision to utter three little words--let's get married--which puts everyone (her daughter, the groom, and Charlene's ex-husband) in a tailspin."
- "Charlene Dugan started her day as usual'single. Then, all in the space of a few hours: Her daughter announced she doesn't want to "end up like her" Her absentminded mother got lost in a parking lot Her ex-husband accused her of being afraid of commitment Now her decision to utter those three little words'let's get married'has everyone around her in a tailspin. The maid of honor is in a tempest over a man fifteen years her junior. Her daughter, the official bridesmaid, has decided to reinvent herself. The groom is spending all of his free time with the wedding consultant. And her ex-husband, a man who still drives her crazy, is making some pretty convincing arguments for a second chance. The wedding party is out of control, they're calling for rain, and the bride has cold feet. This isn't exactly what Charlene had in mind."@en
- "At 45, Charlene Dugan decides to remarry and settle down. But her decision proves to be a recipe for disaster. Her maid of honor is in a tizzy over a man 15 years her junior; her daughter decides to re-invent herself; the groom spends all his time with the wedding consultant; and her ex-husband, who still drives her crazy, makes a convincing argument for a second chance."@en
- "After her divorce, Charlene Dugan vowed never to get married again?a promise she has kept for twenty-five years. Until the fateful day she finds herself uttering the well-known phrase?"Let's get married!"Almost immediately, Charlene's seemingly perfect life begins unraveling at the seams. Daughter Stephanie's own relationship is about to disintegrate, and she might be just a teensy-weensy bit jealous of her mom. And Charlene seems to be spending more time with her ex-husband than with her fianc?, Dennis. What's more confusing is that Dennis doesn't seem to mind too much. In fact, he sees the wedding consultant more often than Charlene does.The wedding party is now officially out of control. They're calling for rain and the bride has cold feet. This isn't exactly what Charlene had in mind. But maybe it's not too late to finally decide on who and what she really wants."@en
- "Charlene Dugan started her day as usual -- single. Then, all in the space of a few hours: Her daughter announced she doesn't want to "end up like her" - Her absentminded mother got lost in a parking lot -- Her ex-husband accused her of being afraid of commitment."@en
- "Charlene Dugan started her day out as usual - single. Then her daughter announced that she didn't want to "end up like her," her mother got lost in a parking lot, and her ex-husband said she's afraid of commitment. Now Charlene's decided to utter those three little words - let's get married - and everyone's in a tailspin. Her daughter is reinventing herself, the groom is busy with the wedding consultant, and her ex-husband is arguing for a second chance."
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