Gather initial thoughts and broad opinions about the book.

1. Which of the three sections of the novel did you find most compelling? Why? Did the interstitials at the end of every chapter enhance or detract from your reading experience?

2. Do you think Piglet should have called off the wedding? Why or why not? How would the book change if she had handled things differently?

3. How does this novel compare to other wedding-themed books, such as Taylor Jenkin Reid’s After I Do or Eliza Kennedy’s I Take You?

Encourage readers to connect the book’s themes and characters with their personal experiences.

1. The novel never explicitly describes Kit’s betrayal. What do you think he did? What evidence supports your theory? 

2. If you were Piglet, would you have forgiven Kit? Would you have revealed his betrayal at your wedding, or would you have kept it a secret? Would you have made it to the altar at all?

3. If you are married, how did your wedding experience compare with Piglet’s? Did you feel similar pressure to lose weight or have a perfect day? How did you handle those pressures?