Plot Synopsis

High school sweethearts in Williamstown, MA, Sarah Bloom and David Nichols lost touch when she went to college in New York and he stayed home to run the family farm. Now Sarah has a thriving wedding planning business in Manhattan, and David is the founder of one of the state's most successful Farmer's Markets. They both seem to have found their true calling, and each is so married to work there's no time to devote to love. But life is full of surprises, and Sarah is caught off guard when her next bride-to-be, Abby King, is set to marry Tom Nichols, David's younger brother on David's farm. As it turns out, Sarah hasn't been to her hometown or seen David in years, but planning a high-profile wedding like this could get the attention of wedding writer Payton Ellis. An article in his prominent "Wedding Magazine" could make her business take off. Still, although totally focused on her work, Sarah does show signs of having feelings for David when she looks through a shoebox of mementos she's kept of their romance. When see arrives at the Nichols' farm to begin the wedding preparations, she finds David hard at work in the fields and although his eyes light up when he sees her, he hardly lets her know it, claiming he's too busy to help her with the wedding because he's right in the thick of fall harvest. But when handsome Payton shows up on the farm to write a cover article about the King-Nichols wedding, David is jealous and suddenly is very helpful in finding the perfect spot for the ceremony. The gorgeous setting stirs feelings neither Sarah nor David can deny, and even if they're both still married to their professions they can't help but fall back in love.