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My Big Fat Kingman Wedding Books in Order

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See the My Big Fat Kingman Wedding books by Amy Award in order, with short summaries, series background, and easy where-to-start guidance.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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My Big Fat Kingman Wedding books in publication order

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How to Train Your Groomzilla

by Aidy Award

2026

Chris wants the perfect wedding for Trixie, which is how he accidentally turns into a full groomzilla. A farm sanctuary, family opinions, and a rooster with terrible timing make the road to the altar hilariously messy.

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Walking in a Wiener Wonderland

by Aidy Award

2026

Declan wants to give Kelsey a wedding that feels like theirs, not the world's. Pulling that off requires secret planning, family chaos, fake cover stories, and at least one borrowed reindeer.

My Big Fat Kingman Wedding books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "How to Train Your Groomzilla"

    How to Train Your Groomzilla

    by Aidy Award

    2026My Big Fat Kingman Wedding, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Walking in a Wiener Wonderland"

    Walking in a Wiener Wonderland

    by Aidy Award

    2026My Big Fat Kingman Wedding, Book 2

Series background & context

My Big Fat Kingman Wedding is less a separate universe than an after-party for readers who already fell for the Kingmans.

These books are short wedding novellas, written as Amy Award, and they zoom in on the part a lot of romance readers secretly want more of after the main happily-ever-after. Not the first kiss or the first breakup. The planning. The family meddling. The venue disasters. The emotional meltdowns. The moment when two people who already know they belong together try to survive a public celebration without losing their minds.

That is where the fun lives.

In How to Train Your Groomzilla, Chris and Trixie discover that a wedding at a farm animal sanctuary is lovely in theory and chaos in practice. In Walking in a Wiener Wonderland, Declan and Kelsey try to pull off a wedding that feels personal rather than performative, which is not easy when fame, relatives, secret plans, and borrowed holiday animals get involved.

Because these are follow-up stories, the tension is lighter than in the main Kingman novels. The question is not whether the couple belongs together. It is how they will protect what matters most while the circus swirls around them. That makes the tone especially warm. You get comedy, family love, a little frenzy, and the pleasure of seeing established couples move into their next chapter.

If you already like the Kingman family, this page is for lingering in that world a little longer. If you are new, it works better as a side dish than a first course. These stories are built on payoff, not setup, and they are happiest when you already know the people sprinting around the aisle.

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