The First Wedding Night: a Bride, Bed, and Fourteen Witnesses

What happens when a lifelong bachelor finally runs out of excuses, a determined family decides his future for him, and a complete stranger suddenly becomes his bride? For years, everyone has been telling him the same thing: get married. Relatives, neighbors, friends, and even people he barely knows seem obsessed with finding him a wife. No matter where he turns, someone has a sister, a cousin, or a daughter they are eager to introduce. But when his family finally succeeds in arranging a marriage, he discovers that surviving the wedding may be easier than surviving the wedding night. Armed with nothing but nerves, confusion, and a healthy fear of embarrassment, he finds himself sharing a bed with a shy bride he barely knows while an entire household seems determined to monitor every moment from the shadows. Between meddling relatives, impossible expectations, awkward conversations, and one unforgettable night filled with misunderstandings, laughter, and chaos, the newlyweds must somehow figure out how to become husband and wife. Packed with unforgettable characters, laugh-out-loud moments, witty observations about family life, and timeless humor about marriage, The First Wedding Night is a heartwarming comedy about two strangers thrown together by tradition and circumstance. Beneath the jokes and absurd situations lies a charming story about friendship, trust, and discovering that sometimes the best relationships begin when everything goes completely wrong. One nervous groom. One shy bride. Fourteen relatives who refuse to mind their own business. What could possibly go wrong?

Pagina's: 56, Paperback, Independently published