Yes, funnily enough, a friend who was looking through one of the early dummies just said "That's a three-act play!". It was the simplest thing and then he just left that idea on the table and it was the thing I needed the most. I always thought about the timeline of the wedding and when I put it into three acts, I started to see. In Act One, the characters are separate and nervous, in Act Two they come together and hold on tight, then in Act Three, all hell breaks loose. As soon as I figured that out, the next wedding I went to, I could feel the transition from Act One to Act Two. Act three gets really crazy with the speed changes. So I'm glad you picked up on that, I hope the book has a kind of pace to it and gets wild at the end.