As you know the Meet Me series gives all four friends their own book, which personally I loved, I loved seeing their friendships in all of them, I loved the references and connections. Reading the series as a whole definitely adds to the experience however it is not necessary for you to have read the series to read this book or any of the other ones as they all do work as stand alone. The Georgia Toffolo 'Meet Me' series was an unexpected love! This is the fourth and final book in it :(! Lily is organising her friend Victoria's wedding, she has the perfect venue at a beautiful estate, booked and ready. Sadly the owner of the estate passes away and when the Son, Henry, inherits the estate he cancels all events. Lily finds out about this before Victoria and she is determined to sort this mess out before Victoria finds out. She meets with Henry and is ready to do everything she can to ensure the wedding does take place at the estate. Ten years ago Lily and her three friends were involved in a terrible car crash, involving Henry and another classmate called Claudia, on their way to the end of school dance. Each of them bear scars from that night whether physical or mental. Lily's three friends have found love, despite the events of that night, but Lily has remained single since her fiancé's betrayal. I loved the epilogue set ten years later which gives the reader an insight into the future of all the characters.

As Henry and Lily work towards Victoria's wedding their attraction grows stronger, but how can they be a couple when he can't bear to stay and she can't imagine leaving? I love the way everything was resolved by the end, and that last sentence was perfection and had me smiling! Another lovely read by Georgia Toffolo. I really enjoyed Meet Me in London and found Meet Me at the Wedding to be an excellent end to the series. I initially did not realize this was the fourth book in a series, but don't think you had read the first three to be able to enjoy this one. Although, I do think I would have liked it more if I had some of the additional context/character building from the previous books! Some parts of the plot referred to things that I felt out of the loop on, though not soooo out of the loop that I couldn't follow. Henry wants nothing more than to return to Hawke’s Cove, sell his estranged late father’s estate and leave. He certainly does not want to host a wedding, or face Lily, who gets on with everyone – except him!At first Lily intends to try to sweet talk Henry into allowing Victoria's wedding to continue, especially since his father had fully intended it to take place on the Estate, but when they meet she is so incensed that she lays into him and calls him names. They part on bad terms, until Henry realises he needs Lily to host an Estate tour and wine tasting for a potential buyer and his wife. In return, Henry has to promise to host Victoria's wedding. The final book in the four-part series, Meet Me At The Wedding focuses on Lily, the last of the friends’ stories to be told. Lily is happy living in Hawke’s Cove and is excited to be planning her friend’s wedding at her place of work, the Hawkesbury estate. However, when the owner dies and leaves his son in charge, Lily’s calm existence is thrown into disarray. The son is none other than Henry Hawkesbury, a man she hasn’t seen since the night of the car accident ten years ago. Lily loves living in Hawke's Cove, and planning her best friend's wedding at the Hawkesbury estate is the icing on the cake. But when the estate's owner dies, and his son cancels the wedding, Lily must face Henry Hawkesbury - a man she hasn't seen since that fateful night ten years ago...

Henry wants nothing more than to return to Hawke’s Cove, sell his estranged late father’s estate, and put all the history and bad memories to rest. He certainly does not want to host a wedding, or face Lily, who gets on with everyone—except him. Though nothing is smooth sailing and there were plenty of clashes and also rather emotional moments. Plus the book starts with the biggest amount of the accident that we have seen between the four books, from 10 years ago, where things changed for all four of the friends, and it also changed Henry's life that night too.But before that was have Lily's story at long last, and I loved everything about it, and her interactions with Henry were fabulous. Lily loves living in Hawke's Cove, and planning her best friend's wedding at the Hawkesbury estate is the icing on the cake. But when the estate's owner dies, and his son cancels the wedding, Lily must face Henry Hawkesbury - a man she hasn't seen since that fateful night ten years ago…

Lily loves living in Hawke’s Cove, and planning her best friend’s wedding at the Hawkesbury estate is the icing on the cake. But when the estate’s owner dies, and his son cancels the wedding, Lily must face Henry Hawkesbury – a man she hasn’t seen since that fateful night ten years ago… I thought this was a fantastic conclusion to the series and I loved how it ended! The relationships and friendships and interactions between the characters are so enjoyable! A modern, feisty heroine… Georgia had me rooting for Lily’s happy ever after right from the start.’ Jo Bartlett , Bestselling author of The Cornish Midwife series Reuniting her “awesome foursome” of friends from Meet Me in London , bestselling celebrity author Georgia Toffolo ’s charming enemies-to-lovers rom-com is an undeniably tart and sweet treat.As if she'd cast a spell over him, over the estate, and he was beginning to see less of the past and more of the future. A modern, feisty heroine… Georgia had me rooting for Lily’s happy ever after right from the start.’ Jo Bartlett, Bestselling author of The Cornish Midwife series The main focus of this series, other than romance, is the female friendship of the women in the group. This was the case again in this book and it’s something I always enjoy reading about. The county of Devon also plays a big part in the series and as with the other books, the setting is beautifully described. This was the perfect finale and now I’ll go cry that this series is over because it’s just not right and I wanted this to continue for the next 50 years.