This weekend when I just wanted to sit down and relax, take a step back from more serious reading and settle in with something I know is going to be light and have a sweet romance, I know to look no further than Lauren Layne. And To Love and to Cherish definitely does not disappoint. 
 To Love and to Cherish finally tells the story of the brain child behind the Wedding Belles Alexis and her accountant Logan. Their story has been building up since the beginning, and honestly, this is my favorite romance style. It's like the reward at the end of a difficult day. Finally seeing two characters who have, in Logan's case, had feelings for each other for so long, and in Alexis's case been completely oblivious for so long. 
 I loved learning more about the typically closed-off wedding planner. We learn a lot about Alexis and why she's always so composed and in control. This book makes everything so clear, yet also gives Alexis such a chance to grow. I loved seeing her grow and move on from the things in her past that keep her from trusting someone enough to love them, to let them in. 
 Logan has been this slightly mysterious character previously because we would only get glimpses of him as a secondary character. In To Love and to Cherish, obviously, he get to see a different side and I loved it. He is just the type of romantic hero I love reading about. His feelings for Alexis have been steadfast for years, but when he's offered a business opportunity back in London, he has to decide if he's done waiting for her to actually start seeing him and his feelings for what they are. He doesn't want to give up on Alexis, but you can only wait so long. 
 Their story starts out a little tentatively which I liked and of course if you've read any romance you'll know that the storyies tend to follow a certain path, which this one definitely did, but I felt as though the pacing was a bit more rushed towards the end. It was almost perfect, but I would have liked this balanced out a little bit more so the resolution didn't come so quickly. 
 Other than that minor quibble, I really loved To Love and to Cherish. It was a great send-off to the series. I can't believe I'm already saying that this is the end, but according to the acknowledgements, Alexis and Logan's story is the last of the Wedding Belles. It's fitting to end where (or with whom) the Wedding Belles started, but I have really enjoyed this series, and I would have loved to read more. Who knows maybe characters from other books by Lauren Layne will be getting married and need wedding planners and we'll get a chance to catch up. 
 *ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.