Blessed Union

Although they're both young, Peter and Mary Angeline knew from the moment they met that God had a hand in bringing them together. As their relationship grew over the course of two years and both families offered their own means of support and encouragement, the day came upon them when Peter eagerly made his intentions clear to make his official lifelong commitment to her. As elated as her future husband was to join their lives and families together through marriage, Mary Angeline found herself having to rely on her trust in him when Peter and his father were suddenly called away on one last mysterious Christian mission before the ceremony could officially take place. Unable to contact Peter while he was away, Mary Angeline, her family, and future in-laws are left with the task of making all the arrangements without him. Faced with a short window of time to bring everything and everyone together, opposing opinions between family and friends of how the details should be arranged, and unforeseen setbacks, Mary Angeline and Peter's special day approaches faster than they are prepared for. But in keeping a strong faith in God and one another despite the temporary distance between them and obstacles they're faced with, the young couple finds that there is someone already ahead of the chaos and has his own plan of how the day will proceed.2