Ending a romantic storyline at the wedding is a cop-out. A wedding is an event; a marriage is a relationship. The best recent storylines end after the fairy tale. Marriage Story (despite its tragic bent) and The Last Five Years show the maintenance of love—the quiet negotiations over the dishes, the resentment over sacrificed careers. An epilogue showing a couple five years later, bored but happy, is far more romantic than a white dress.
As an editor, I see countless romantic storylines fail for the same three reasons. If you are writing one, avoid these traps at all costs. free+mother+and+son+sex+pics+work
The "bad boy with a heart of gold" trope is dangerous. If your love interest yells, gaslights, or breaks belongings, you need to acknowledge that as abuse, not passion. You (the Netflix series) deconstructs this brilliantly by showing us a stalker who thinks he is a romantic hero. A good romantic storyline makes the love safe before it makes it exciting. Ending a romantic storyline at the wedding is a cop-out