Wedding Belles Books in Order
Part ofLauren Layne Books in OrderSee the Wedding Belles books by Lauren Layne in order, with summaries, series background, and where-to-start help for new readers.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases (at no extra cost to you).
Wedding Belles books in publication order
4 books
For Better or Worse
by Lauren Layne
2016
Driven wedding planner Heather is instantly irritated by her laid-back musician neighbor, Josh. Their constant clashes slowly reveal a deeper connection neither expected.
From This Day Forward
by Lauren Layne
2016
A New York wedding photographer lands a dream job in the Hamptons, only to learn she must share it with the man who once broke her heart. Old chemistry resurfaces fast.
To Have and to Hold
by Lauren Layne
2016
After her own wedding implodes, planner Brooke starts over in New York with the elite Wedding Belles. Falling for a wealthy, tightly wound client's brother is not part of the plan.
To Love and to Cherish
by Lauren Layne
2016
Alexis runs Manhattan's top wedding planning company with perfect control and a steady hand. Then a longtime client starts shaking up her carefully managed world and reminding her that love does not follow a spreadsheet.
Wedding Belles books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Wedding Belles series turns weddings into a full-time setting, not just a backdrop. These books revolve around an elite Manhattan wedding planning company and the people in its orbit, which means every romance comes with timelines, flowers, clients, family pressure, and at least a little chaos in formalwear.
The series technically begins with From This Day Forward, a short prequel about photographer Leah and the man who broke her heart. After that the focus shifts to the Wedding Belles team itself. To Have and to Hold follows Brooke as she tries to rebuild her career in New York. For Better or Worse pairs ambitious planner Heather with her laid-back musician neighbor Josh. To Love and to Cherish centers on Alexis, the founder who seems to have everything under control until love pushes back.
Friendship matters almost as much as romance here.
Because the planners work together, the books keep returning to the same business, the same support system, and the same demanding social world. That makes the series feel interconnected in a satisfying way. One couple's wedding crisis can spill into the next book's emotional setup, and the women are always in one another's corners.
The tone is glamorous, steamy, and very Manhattan. There is a bit of fairy-tale shine to the Plaza-style settings and luxury events, but the characters themselves are working hard behind the scenes. That mix of polish and pressure gives the series real momentum.
If you like romance with ensembles, female friendships, and high-end event-world details, Wedding Belles is easy to sink into. It is one of Layne's most straightforwardly romantic series, with a strong group dynamic and a lot of sparkle.
Edited by
Software engineer whose passion for tracking book recommendations from podcasts inspired the creation of MRB.
Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shaped MRB and its growth.





















Comments
Did we miss something? Have feedback?
Help us improve this page by sharing your thoughts