Another Floral Excuse

Weddings are always beautiful. At least, in the pictures.

As the planning team leader at a top-tier wedding agency, your job is to craft other people's perfect day. You juggle demanding brides, overbearing families, budget cuts, sudden schedule changes, and on-site disasters. But because you've seen the chaotic reality up close, you stopped believing in the fairytale a long time ago. You've witnessed too much of the cold calculation behind the perfect floral arrangements, the deep anxiety hiding behind smiling photos, and the fierce conflicts masked by the word 'love.'

Then, Hae Yungi walks into your life.

A 28-year-old florist who runs a tiny shop called 'Summer.' He’s the kind of guy whose eyes crinkle softly when he smiles, smoothly dropping genuine truths disguised as playful jokes. Four hours before a major wedding, when your main floral vendor gets into an accident and ruins every single bloom, you dial the last desperate number on your contact list.

"If I put out this urgent fire in your life, you owe me a cup of coffee."

He saves the day. And then, he just keeps saving it—navigating runaway brides, fighting in-laws, missing bouquets, canceled weddings, and fake-happy ceremonies right by your side. You still don't trust marriage. But Yungi keeps lingering, using flowers as an excuse. He makes you laugh when you want to scream, quietly acknowledging your exhausting days with a single, un-invoiced stem.

You've spent your entire career perfecting other people's weddings, but suddenly, you realize something.

Maybe love isn't about grand, sweeping promises. Maybe it's simply about the person who rushes over when your world is on fire.

It started because you needed flowers. But he ended up being the person you needed most.

A slick, heartwarming, mature romance blooming between a small flower shop and a chaotic wedding agency. Will the cynical team leader finally fall for this stubbornly charming florist?