Watashi no Oyome-kun
Mr. Bride

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What a nice manga to read. I couldn't stop reading it until I had finished all the available chapters and it was a very good experience.
I love this trope about co-workers falling in love, especially this one that involves two characters who spend a lot of time together and end up getting used to each other's company. It's fun, wholesome, but it also made me anxious because one of the characters takes time to come to terms with their feelings. It's definitely a slow will-they/won't-they, but I loved it anyways, because it didn't feel like it was unnecessarily drawn out, considering there are only 21 ... chapters translated (at the time I'm writing this review) and I liked what happened until now. I really enjoyed where the things have stopped for now and feel that there are many good things ahead, so I look forward to the release of the next volumes. My overall rating is 8 at the moment.
I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a josei rom-com, with more focus on the couple, low on drama and funny moments to relax.

BTW: You're gonna love it if you're looking for adorable clichés to find like (SPOILER ALERT): one of them gets sick and the other takes care of them, there's only one bed situation (what are they're going to do?), stuff like that.

I found this manga similar to Dame na Watashi ni Koishite Kudasai (Damekoi for short), so I highly recommend this one if you have already read and liked the other one. For those who don't know Damekoi, it's a manga written by the same author of Lovely Complex.