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Don't Tell The Bride

Allie_D View Member Profile	22/08/2012, 10:55 AM Post #31
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http://ten.com.au/watch-tv-episodes-online...ovideo_m=216556 I thought it was quite funny. I've watched lots of the brit version on Foxtel and thought they did a pretty good job of the first ep! ETA- No way would I trust my DH to plan my wedding!! This post has been edited by Allie_D: 22/08/2012, 11:02 AM

WinterIsComing View Member Profile	22/08/2012, 10:59 AM Post #32
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If someone paid for our wedding, and mind you, 25K is much more than we actually spent, yes. My DH has a fine taste, which sometimes makes life expensive

WinterIsComing View Member Profile	22/08/2012, 11:00 AM Post #33
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ETA - I've worked with this nasty, unpleasant man, badly dressed, a bit ugly.... Apparently he organised his whole wedding himself, and it looked very tasteful and beautiful. Why his wife married him, that's another matter.... ETA: My wondering not about his looks, but because he was a big big douche. Still, the lack of personal style was important to mention in relation to organising a gorgeous wedding!! This post has been edited by Nat1976: 22/08/2012, 11:05 AM

vintage.blue View Member Profile	22/08/2012, 11:13 AM Post #34
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I watched it online and didn't mind it. The bride seemed to love herself a bit and the guy was a bit of a lazy so and so, but it was fun watching. I'd like to know what's to stop a bride beforehand saying to the hubby "ok, I want a dress like this, a reception like this" etc and him organising it??

JustBeige View Member Profile	22/08/2012, 11:43 AM Post #35
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QUOTE (vintage.blue @ 22/08/2012, 11:13 AM) I'd like to know what's to stop a bride beforehand saying to the hubby "ok, I want a dress like this, a reception like this" etc and him organising it?? Yes we were wondering this ourselves, but we figured the "do not talk about it" clause would be in the contract they signed. I thought the bride was a bit full of herself, but her DH did try to have everything perfect for her, you could see him absolutely terrified that she was going have a dummy spit about it all. He did think things through and picked a nice dress for her and the bridesmaids AND he looked nicely dressed too. The promo for nexts weeks put me off though. The groom seemed like a prat (but then there is the editing, so who's to know for sure)

TurtleTamer View Member Profile	22/08/2012, 11:54 AM Post #36
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My husband DID arrange the whole wedding and for $15K (I was overseas). Considering he's generally clueless he did a good job.

Mel.Bell View Member Profile	23/08/2012, 01:22 PM Post #37
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QUOTE (Allie_D @ 22/08/2012, 10:55 AM) http://ten.com.au/watch-tv-episodes-online...ovideo_m=216556 I thought it was quite funny. I've watched lots of the brit version on Foxtel and thought they did a pretty good job of the first ep! ETA- No way would I trust my DH to plan my wedding!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I just finished watching it & found it so great !! I loved them! She was so beautiful & he was hilarious! Loved the cake & the ring I set an alarm on my mobile for Monday's episode ... I just love weddings EFS This post has been edited by Mel.Bell: 23/08/2012, 01:23 PM

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