I received an advance copy of Love at the Little Wedding Shop by the Sea, by Jane Linfoot.  This is book 5 of 5 in the The Little Wedding Shop by the Sea, books.  It's the 10 year Anniversary of their little shop and they are planning a celebration.  I have never read the other books, but I am going to start now.  I love the setting and the characters.

I fell in love with the cover and then I fell in love with the heartwarming and sweet story.
Great characters, a lovely plot and setting.
I can't wait to read the next book by this author.
Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine.

With thanks to NetGalley for a free digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Ah what a lovely story - perfect for lovers of chick-lit, romance, women’s fiction and a good old happy ending. A light read for any season, this author sits happily alongside the likes of Veronica Henry and Heidi Swain in a cosy reading spot all for myself. 

This book is part of a series of books but works equally well as a stand alone novel. It tells the story of Milla, a wedding specialist who moves away from a toxic city lifestyle to temporarily breath in some sea air, and Nic a hunky troubled sailor on a mission to create a perfect wedding. Relationships, sparky and at times almost hostile (i knocked off a star from my review as this part did get a little tedious and irritating before it restored itself) left me guessing for many chapters, calamities galore brought a smile to my face on many an occasion and beautiful details enveloped me into the novel. Chuck into the mix the odd tear of empathy, joy and pride, I feel I will forever be a part of Milla Vanilla‘a and Captain Kirk’s somewhat troublesome adventures. 

So what are you waiting for? Pull up a cuppa in your cosy reading spot and be whisked away to St Aiden by the sea.

Although it starts slowly keep reading for some fun with Nic as he assists our heroine with the wedding planning resulting in unanticipated ‘accidents’.  What happens after the wedding is just not believable and the end is rather schmaltzy considering 2 adults are involved but parts of it are fun
Thank you netgalley and the publisher for this arc

It was sooo nice to be back in St Aidan’s with old friends and meet new ones! I have loved all the books in this series and I adored this one. It had all the makings of a good chic lit - there were both tears and laughter and I felt all squishy inside (nothing to do with Poppy’s cupcakes or muffins!). 

Milla is broken - her fiancé and her ex-best friend/business partner have moved in together and just had a new baby. What’s more, they have stolen Milla’s baby name!! Poppy persuades Milla to come down to Cornwall for a break and get herself back on her feet. Whilst there Jess (owner of Brides by the Sea) makes her a proposition and she doesn’t feel she is really in a position to say no. 

Enter Nic who is planning a ‘Don’t tell the bride’ wedding, all Milla has to do is help Nic organise everything. The only thing is he makes her heart race ... can she work beside him and hide her true feelings or will she make a total fool of herself like she usually does?

Best enjoyed with a cup of coffee and some nice home baking (or Mr Kipling cake!). 

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for an advanced read copy of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

A lovely warm and romantic novel. Once started I couldn’t stop until I had finished. Loved it, loved every page.

A lovely, heart warming read.

After reading this story I found out it was one from a series, you would not realise this and can easily read it as a stand alone without feeling you have missed anything.

As you delve in to this book you will fall in love with the main characters, Milla and Nic, as well as all their good friends (and the dog!)
I don’t want to give anything away in this review as there are several secrets that get revealed along the way, some are a little predictable but that doesn’t spoil the read. 

You will want to devour this book in as few sittings as possible to see how everything ends!
I love that everything isn’t always plain sailing and that the characters experience life’s ups and downs as they go along.
One warning for you, make sure you have the tissues to hand, especially when Pixie gets married! 

All in all a lovely read, put your feet up and forget the world for a while, while you get lost among wedding plans and walks on the beach. 

I’ll certainly be looking for more titles from this author. 

Thank you to Netgallery, the publishers and most importantly the author, for the chance to read this book, in exchange for an honest review.

You know it’s a powerful story when you have to stop reading because you’re crying so much. Two parts of this book made me cry, Pixies wedding when she shares her surprise with everyone by walking down the aisle and then when Nic and Milla are desperately trying to be the bigger the person and to let each other go because they care for each other so much. My heart was breaking for both of them as Nic declared he loved her but had to leave.

I loved reading the banter between Nic and Milla and seeing their back story unravel. Everyone pulling together was beautiful and the descriptions of all the venues and afternoon teas were excellent I really felt I was there. 

I hadn’t read this author before or the previous books in this series but it really didn’t matter it worked as a complete stand alone. I will certainly be searching the other books in the series out.

I haven't read any of the other books in this series, but I do not feel that I enjoyed it any less so please don't let the fact its part of a series put you off. 
This story evolves around Milla, whose best friend and business partner has got together with Milla's fiancé, who then gets pregnant. 
Round about the time the baby is due, Milla decides to escape to Cornwall to avoid the heartache that she knows is to come but her life changes completely when she has the job of planning a wedding for Nic.

I adored this book, and loved Milla's character - and actually found myself really emotional for her for the last few chapters of the book. 
Highly recommended - perfect book to curl up with on the sofa.

Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for an early review copy. 

It felt lovely being back in Cornwall and the wedding shop. This book was such  a delightful read, but, with heartbreak, friendship and love. 

At the most romantic time of the year - Valentines Day Milka received the need she doesn’t want to - her ex friend and ex have just had a baby TOGETHER.

Heading to Cornwall in a working holiday with her friend Poppy. Both have been there for each other, as well as both working in the wedding business. 

The last thing on her mind is a boyfriend, but is this within her hands to stop from happening???

Also, can she, in any way improve the little wedding shop and make a go of it???

An Absolutely cosy curl up read.

I discovered Jane Linfoot two years ago thanks to a quick stop at our local library where I found one of the wonderful Little Wedding Shop by the Sea series. Enthralled by it, I soon caught up on the whole series plus every other book I could. The Little Wedding Shop has always firmly remained in my heart. 
Imagine my absolute delight to discover we were going back to St Aidan, to the gorgeous Cornwall village I’d become so fond of. 
Although part of a series, you could read this as a standalone, you’d not be confused or be wondering about anything at all. It may just spur you on to want to read the others though. 
This time we meet Milla who is using this time in Cornwall as an escape; her ex and her business partner are now together and to make it worse are having a baby! Wronged by those she was closest too she has come away to ‘hide’ from what is happening, but instead of hiding she fully gets involved in things in The Little Wedding Shop by the Sea.’ Of course, if you have read any books from the series you know that this is very typical, and we have seen how that shop has a way of getting under everyone’s skin. 
I loved Milla. She is quite the character and I felt really sorry for her, she is also quite clumsy and that provided some funny moments. Her interactions with Nic are amusing, if not frustrating. Nic comes along at the perfect time, whether it is for a cheeky kiss or to give Milla the boost she needs – professionally and personally. He is quite the confident and charming character I think. He sounds delicious!
As I read through, I was captivated by our characters, new and old favourites alike, their story and the atmosphere created by the location. Jane’s writing really captures this beautifully. I enjoyed seeing how Millas character developed and evolved. Slower paced than some other romantic fiction books, I like the way we get to know each character and connect with them. 
It’s a heart warming, funny and romantic story. Jane Linfoot is an author who is always on my must read list. 
Thank you to Netgalley, Jane Linfoot and One More Chapter/Harper Collins UK for the advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

I have not read any others in the series so was a little lost to start with but soon got into the story

Milla has escaped to Cornwall as her ex and her business partner who are now shacked up together and having a baby.
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Working as a wedding planner while Jess is planning one hell of a party.

I really enjoyed this fun read and settings of St Aiden sound just wonderful I want to go.

A feel good story and would definitely read more from Jane.

Thank you to the publisher and netgalley for this ARC.

This series is absolutely delightful. But make sure that you read them all in sequence so that you can catch up with all the characters and find out their stories in the right way. Another feel good story and it was so lovely to catch up with everyone whom you feel like you know after so long

Thank you to Netgalley, Jane Linfoot and One More Chapter/Harper Collins UK for sending me an advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

When I saw this cover, I knew I needed to read it! So cute! The story was fun and cute and it was an enjoyable read. I like the characters and the wedding scenery, although I found at times I was unsure which character belonged to which store/area of the wedding industry.

I did not feel too connected to the main character, but did like her sense of humour and she and Nic made me LOL at times, which is always a bonus! 

I have not read the other books in this series, but I would give them a go!

Jane Linfoot has done it again, what a perfectly  wonderful novel. What a great twist to the story  and how it changed the lives of the two main characters. I didn't want to put this book down it was so good. This is worth far more than 5 stars but that is all I can give. If you are a new reader to Jane Linfoot  I will say that you will get to love her and want to read all of her books. I can't recommend this any more than I am doing here. Enjoy it.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for this ARC in return for an honest review.

This is book #5 in the Little Wedding Shop by the Sea series, but it can be read as a standalone story.  We return to the little Cornish village of St Aiden and to the Little Wedding Shop.  It’s Valentines Day and the shop is also celebrating it’s 10-year anniversary!  In this book we meet Milla, a wedding planner, who has returned to where she grew up to help out in the wedding shop following a relationship breakdown.  Persuaded to be their wedding planner and to stay longer than she’d planned, she finds her first job is to organise the wedding of indecisive, yet very attractive, Nic!

I have read the other books in the series, but to be honest it’s been a while so it took me a while to catch up and remember some of the characters.  There were re-introductions to some of them to help the story along, but I did find myself having to go back through my reviews of the previous books just to remind me!  This did slow the start a little bit for me, but once I’d worked out “who was who” and “what was what” I settled into the storyline much better!  I love the location of the Little Wedding Shop just as much as I love the idea of the shop itself, and whilst we began the book in a cold and chilly February it gave me a lovely warm feeling being back in the little village of St Aiden.

Milla is a lovely character and I could completely empathise with the situation her character finds herself in.  However, she is also a walking disaster and I loved all of her little mishaps which had me giggling into the pages!  Her working relationship with Nic, the skipper of a boat which is docked at the harbour, is compounded by the Valentine’s kiss she had with him when she first meets him, and whilst it’s Nic’s wedding she is organising I really wished it wasn’t so she may stand a chance with him!!  Milla does, however, lack a huge amount of self esteem and Nic seems to be the perfect person to give her a boost of confidence!

Whilst, for me, it was a slower start, the storyline really pushed on through to be a delightfully warm-hearted, funny and romantic read which, by the end, I’d fallen in love with!  With plenty of laugh out loud moments, there was also lots of important issues, such as confidence, moving on and new beginnings, dealt with for some of the characters throughout the book and these were written with sensitivity but also in a light-hearted manner!  Milla’s character development was wonderfully written, and I had my fingers crossed throughout the book that she eventually found her happy ending!  I’d definitely recommend this book and series, if not for the wonderful writing and characters but for the fabulous weddings, and if not for that then for the spectacular location!!  There is definitely something for everything!!

Thanks Netgalley and the Publisher.   I really like this author and this did not disappoint at all, great story and great characters.  Loved it.

Reads fine as a standalone despite being  part of a series. Overall an enjoyable read but it was a bit slow going to start with.

Overall I enjoyed the book. Despite being book 5 in a series and having not read any of the others it wasn't a problem. It read fine as a standalone. It was however a bit of a drag to read at first, lots of unnecessary padding.

I loved this gorgeous slice of Cornish escapism. This is my first novel by this author but it definitely won't be my last!

Milla is in Cornwall working as a wedding planner/wedding blogger to escape her business partner and her ex-fiance, who are having a baby together. Her first client is Nic, who is difficult to deal with both because he's indecisive and unhelpful but also because he's far too attractive. 

I loved the cast of characters that supported Milla through this book, I hadn't read any of the previous novels in the series but I loved them all straight away anyway and I imagine if you have read the earlier stories it will be just like revisiting old friends. 

I also loved Nic and Milla's banter and the way that he helped her to become more confidently herself. I was rooting for her from the start and it was lovely to see him root for her too. Their chemistry was also delicious to read. 

Overall I would thoroughly recommend to anyone who enjoys romantic escapism. 

My thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.