Julia Pearson, wedding planner extraordinaire, never expected to be divorced at thirty-seven. However, here she is, and now she has to figure out how to pick up the broken pieces of her life. In an effort to regain her sense of control, Julia turns to the one thing she knows like the back of her hand: weddings. She figures that the busier she is with work, the less time she'll have to think about everything that went wrong in her marriage. What she doesn't expect is single dad Logan McNeill, the brother of one of her new clients. Logan is kind, patient, and effortlessly charming. Slowly, brick by brick, he begins to tear down the wall that Julia has erected around herself. In doing so, Julia learns about Logan's own experience with loss and heartbreak. Will these two be able to help each other heal and build a new life that neither one could have imagined, or will they stick to the script and maintain a polite, professional distance?