Libby is 33 years old and has just had a job change. She's gone from being a bureaucrat in the Canadian Department of Education to being a speech writer for the Minister of the Department of Culture. Her only other claim to fame is the number of bouquets she's caught as weddings. She catches her 13th at the wedding of her friend Emma's wedding, where she meet's Tim.While Libby's excited about her new job, things are going so well. Margo, the Minister's right hand woman doesn't like Lobby and sets about making her life difficult. Libby's parents and family are on Libby's case to settle down, but she's got nada on the romance front.My favorite part of the book is Libby's menagerie of friends. They add much needed humor. It's also really easy to like Libby. Her one line zingers are pretty good. I do think the book could've been a little shorter if some of Margo's shenanigans had been left out. It's a good read.