Pennod 1 Priodas Pum Mil

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-Six Welsh couples

-who are about to tie the knot.

-But their kith and kin

-are in charge of the arrangements.

-Yes, and for a total spend

-of 5,000.

-It's a huge challenge.

-Welcome to Priodas Pum Mil.

-Here we are, in the Ogwen Valley.

-Nia and Iolo live in Bethesda,

-just over there...

-..and they're getting married

-on Saturday.

-Yes, they'll be husband and wife

-in a matter of days...

-..but there's a slight problem.

-The wedding arrangements

-haven't been made yet.

-We're here to help their family and

-friends plus the local community...

-..to organize a perfect wedding day

-for them in just a few days.

-Just to make things a touch harder,

-there's only 5,000 in the pot...

-..to pay

-for absolutely everything.

-I think we'll have to borrow,

-get creative...

-..make things ourselves and beg.

-Is it possible? I'm not sure.

-But we'll certainly

-give it our best shot.

-Welcome to Priodas Pum Mil.

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-Everyone look at the camera.

-One, two, three, go!

-Iolo, Nia and their children, Elsa,

-Eban and Elys live in Bethesda.

-Apart from my bum, what do you like?

-I don't know what to say.

-I think they're both great people.

-Nia, my niece, has always been

-a really lovely girl.

-Nia is a real character.

-Nia is... nuts!

-He's under the thumb.

-I call the shots.

-Nobody but Iolo could live with Nia.

-Come on - tell it like it is!

-Come on - tell it like it is!

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-No way.

-Iolo and Nia, my daughter,

-have been together for 13 years.

-You got lucky and you met me

-on a night out in Bangor.

-We met outside a nightclub

-called Time.

-The bouncers

-didn't throw me out that night.

-Iolo comes from Anglesey.

-Say no more!

-Iolo is always willing to help

-and he's fun-loving.

-He's a good man.

-I couldn't wish

-for a better son-in-law-to-be.

-Iolo came home one day

-and he proposed, out of the blue.

-Nia phoned me and I had people

-with me in the house at the time.

-I thought she's either pregnant

-again or she wants to argue with me!

-She never phones me.

-On top of that,

-he told me we'd get married on S4C.

-On the telly!

-I thought, "Oh, no!

-I'll have to stop eating now."

-It didn't happen!

-Your friends

-have been hinting for years.

-You got earache there too.

-It's about time

-he put a ring on her finger.

-He takes care of her

-and their three beautiful children.

-What are Mam and Dad doing?

-What are Mam and Dad doing?

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-Getting married.

-What is it?

-What is it?

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-A penguin.

-Iolo is great with children

-and I couldn't ask for better.

-You're great with me too sometimes.

-I spoil you sometimes.

-I spoil you sometimes.

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-I'm great with you too, remember!

-Iolo and Nia

-have similar personalities.

-The dynamics of our relationship

-are spot-on, I think.

-We're opposites

-in things like music and food.

-Yes. I don't understand it.

-He's a huge control freak.

-It's lucky that he is that way

-because he's in control of Nia.

-She'd be in jail by now, what with

-all the parking tickets she gets!

-Iolo keeps her on top of everything.

-One aspect of our relationship

-is we laugh a lot.

-We're really close.

-Lovely.

-Lovely.

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-Yes.

-Iolo and Nia, this is Alaw

-and she's your wedding planner.

-You'll organize this wedding,

-so where do you start?

-This is a really unusual situation.

-In the first meeting, like this,

-I'd start with the budget.

-That's very important.

-I'd then go on to talk about

-the number of wedding guests...

-..possible venues and so on.

-There's a long list of things

-to discuss but not in this case!

-You've got to sit back.

-The Priodas Pum Mil challenge...

-..is completely new to me.

-It's really challenging.

-I'd like an intimate wedding.

-I don't want a stupid theme.

-You don't want a theme

-like Hollywood or Las Vegas?

-No! Please, no!

-I'd like something like that.

-The bride and groom

-have no part in the arrangements.

-It's down to their friends and

-family and that's a real challenge.

-We need someone

-who isn't afraid to haggle.

-The two of us looked at each other!

-Iol, what about the suit?

-Iol, what about the suit?

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-Don't ask Iolo, please!

-Mam has warned me about this.

-The orange suit they wore

-in Dumb And Dumber would be perfect.

-I'd look great in that one.

-Iolo loves films

-and things like that.

-Dumb And Dumber

-is one of his favourite films.

-He actually means it!

-Get your thinking caps on.

-Try to think of the people you know

-within this community.

-Let's start with you.

-What do you have to offer?

-What skills

-can you contribute to this?

-Nia loves Welsh cakes

-and she's mentioned them to me.

-My mother makes Welsh cakes

-which Nia an Iol like.

-We thought

-we'd do the seating plan ourselves.

-We can do that between us.

-We're pretty easy to please.

-We're pretty easy to please.

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-Yes. We're easygoing.

-We take it as it comes.

-Are we in agreement?

-Are we in agreement?

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-Good question.

-This side is really quiet.

-The reality will be different

-from what we think it'll be.

-Yes. We won't

-think too much about it.

-The others can do the worrying.

-This is impossible.

-We've got to cut back.

-I don't understand

-how we'll do it for that money.

-I worry about it in bed every night.

-How will they buy everything?

-I think Trystan was shocked

-to hear how much things cost.

-It's 500?

-We'll be creative

-and trim the costs here and there.

-It'll be fine on the day.

-I want something plain

-with a bit of bling.

-How will you find a dress for me?

-This is Nia's only input

-into the choice of dress.

-It was lovely to see Nia

-trying on dresses.

-I'll want to try it. It's nice.

-I'll want to try it. It's nice.

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-Try a plain one too.

-She came to find out what suits her

-but any dress suits her.

-This is nice.

-A halter-neck. I'm not keen.

-Look what she's found!

-Look what she's found!

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-Oh, beautiful!

-I went to Cariad Bride

-in Abergele...

-..to meet Nia and the girls.

-Oh, my gosh!

-Oh, my gosh!

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-I know! It's amazing.

-We've chosen six dresses

-for Nia to try on.

-The ones that I like!

-The ones that I like!

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-No, no, no, no!

-I knew the girls were fun

-from the start.

-What shall we do? Go big?

-Nia knows

-the kind of shape she wants.

-Bling, bling, bling! Beautiful.

-Mo, on the other hand, liked a dress

-which was covered in bling.

-Oh! It's lovely.

-Oh!

-The dress is absolutely beautiful

-but no.

-Next!

-Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!

-Oh, Nia! It's lovely.

-Oh, Nia! It's lovely.

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-I look like a doll from Borth fair.

-She talked about sleeves and lace.

-This is my favourite.

-The dresses that suit her

-are nothing like that.

-I don't think

-she knows what's coming.

-I like it.

-Did you have a veil?

-Did you have a veil?

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-No.

-I've got a net curtain at home.

-I've been pretty laid back

-but I'm worried now.

-I didn't like some of those dresses

-and I wasn't comfortable in them.

-I know what I like

-and what I'd want to wear all day.

-I really like this one too.

-I really like this one too.

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-It's fantastic.

-It's really hit home which dresses

-I like and which ones I don't.

-What if the budget means

-they can't choose one I like?

-I really like that one.

-I'm not keen on the mesh

-on the top of this one.

-She liked a few dresses, so we chose

-the one we know suits her best.

-Sorted.

-Fingers crossed.

-Yes, it's just

-a matter of buying one.

-Yes - make the choice.

-What struck me...

-..was not a single one of them asked

-what price any of the dresses were.

-If it's too big and we have

-to alter it, it'll cost us money.

-They didn't even decide how much of

-the pot they'd spend on the dress.

-We'll have to haggle a bit.

-I said we'd have to haggle.

-Lo and behold, I was chosen as

-the one who had to phone and haggle.

-Carys.

-The family chose a dress

-which costs just over 1,000.

-That's a big chunk

-of our 5,000 pot.

-Cariad Bride

-also hires suits for men.

-We've already made enquiries

-and men's suits cost 130 each.

-How many suits do we need?

-How many suits do we need?

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-Three.

-That brings the total

-to nearly 1,500.

-Yes.

-The only way we can do this wedding

-is for people to get a bit cheeky.

-Ask if there's a chance

-to have the suits thrown in.

-Christine! Whoo!

-She must have had

-a few bargains in her time.

-Can you squeeze the price?

-Can you help us?

-Well, because

-you want to hire men's suits too...

-..I can throw in the three suits.

-What a great haggle!

-We got the dress Nia loved and the

-three suits for the men thrown in.

-And the three suits?

-And the three suits?

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-Yes.

-We got the veil, the petticoat

-and the belt for that too.

-We got everything.

-They got three suits

-in the price of the dress.

-They secured a fantastic bargain.

-Let's haggle for something else.

-They were chuffed to get

-the perfect dress and three suits.

-Bargain!

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-Iolo and Nia from Bethesda

-are getting married...

-..but they're not

-in control of their big day.

-How will the family cope

-with making the arrangements?

-We'll leave the worrying

-to everyone else.

-This is impossible.

-We must cut back on it.

-After the dress,

-the food was our next priority.

-I've heard about weddings

-where they have afternoon tea...

-..but my dad wouldn't look at it.

-He wants proper food

-and some decent meat.

-We know someone

-who has an organic burger van.

-Yes - Uncle Buck.

-He's not my uncle.

-Uncle Buck?

-Yes. We all know him.

-There's been a lot of talk

-about asking Uncle Buck...

-..to do the food

-for the evening party.

-Who's Uncle Buck?

-Yes - who is Uncle Buck?

-After the dress, the food

-is the next item on the list.

-Buck is my sister-in-law's father.

-Off I went to Nant Ffrancon.

-I've driven past this place

-many times...

-..but I've never taken a second

-to appreciate the amazing view.

-I saw a van

-and a gentleman stood inside it...

-..who was selling local produce

-of the highest possible quality.

-What a remote spot!

-What a remote spot!

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-No, it's just in the mountains.

-Is Uncle Buck your real name?

-Is Uncle Buck your real name?

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-No.

-My real name is Gwyn Ogwen Thomas.

-But the people of Bethesda

-know you as Uncle Buck.

-Everyone was given a nickname

-at school and mine was Buck.

-Let's take a look inside the van.

-Yes. I'll find a job for you.

-Are those onions alright?

-Are those onions alright?

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-Yes. They're browning nicely.

-How do you like your beef?

-How do you like your beef?

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-Well done.

-These are goat burgers.

-They're a different shape,

-to make sure we never mix them up.

-What sort of reaction do you get

-when you offer people goat burgers?

-People love it.

-Because it's local meat?

-Because it's local meat?

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-No, because it's different.

-I'm sure you've eaten

-in many restaurants...

-..and seen crocodile, tuna steaks

-and all that stuff on the menu.

-I'm not adventurous.

-Aren't you?

-Aren't you?

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-No. I'll stick to beef.

-You'll have to try goat.

-The stock we have on the farm

-are all pedigree cattle.

-Is the cow we'll eat on Saturday

-in the field right now?

-Yes - the one with three legs!

-No, but it was here,

-being fatted very slowly.

-There's no rush.

-We're like Rastafarians here.

-Take it easy, chill back

-and let things come along slowly.

-I hope you're not too chilled

-on Saturday.

-Apparently, they've invited

-150 evening guests.

-How many burgers will you bring?

-We'll bring 200, in case

-some greedy people rejoin the queue.

-That'll be me!

-That'll be me!

-

-I'll keep an eye on you.

-Uncle Buck, let's strike a deal

-for 200 burgers.

-Because it's for Nia and Iolo,

-I'll do it for 500.

-So that's 500 for 200 burgers,

-the van and your serving staff.

-Let's shake on it.

-We're so lucky he's doing the food

-in the evening.

-Nia and Iolo will be chuffed.

-Nia and Iolo will be chuffed.

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-Good old Uncle Buck.

-My daughter says we don't do fast

-food - we do good food but slowly.

-Keep that goat

-far away from my burger.

-They're on this side,

-so the fat runs through them.

-You'll bleat by the time you leave!

-We need someone

-to officiate the wedding.

-Someone to

-take them through their vows.

-One name which I keep hearing

-is Uncle Spud.

-Who's Uncle Spud?

-Uncle Spud?

-Uncle Buck and Uncle Spud?

-Who are these people?

-THEY HUM 'HERE COMES THE BRIDE'

-THEY LAUGH

-We decided to have a rehearsal

-with Uncle Spud in Bethesda.

-I hope you all enjoy yourselves.

-No, wait.

-I hope you all enjoy the service.

-Uncle Spud was officiating

-and he needed a rehearsal...

-..so I was the groom

-but who would be my bride?

-Who should end up as the bride

-for the rehearsal but Mo.

-The time has come

-for you to make your declaration.

-Iolo, repeat after me.

-I do salmonly declare.

-I do salmonly declare.

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-Solemnly.

-I do solemnly declare.

-I do solemnly declare.

-

-I do solemnly declare.

-That I know of. That I know not of.

-Trystan is fun.

-Since I've known Mo,

-she's taken a fancy to my beard.

-When she found out she was going to

-'marry' me in a fake ceremony...

-..in Uncle Spud's garden

-in Bethesda...

-..well,

-she was absolutely delighted.

-May we have the rings, please?

-Sh*t! I forgot them.

-She didn't give me a ring.

-You may kiss your bride.

-We've done it!

-I got married tonight.

-Let me be the first

-to congratulate you.

-Iolo, take good care of Nia.

-Nia, I hope you and Iolo

-have many happy years together.

-Look after these children

-and maybe you'll have some more.

-Two or three more maybe.

-Are you happy?

-Where's Mo? She's left me!

-Where's Mo? She's left me!

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-Where's she gone?

-I'm looking for the bedroom.

-I'm 62!

-I couldn't get my big knicks off!

-There's been a lot of talk,

-but nobody's booked a wedding venue.

-I feel we must now take the reins.

-They met

-outside Time nightclub in Bangor.

-The club is no longer there...

-..but could we hold the wedding

-in one of the university buildings?

-That's a good idea

-but I've got a better one.

-Have you made your mind up?

-Have you made your mind up?

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-Yes.

-I looked on the internet

-and I found Tros Yr Afon.

-I've got a good feeling about it

-but what do Sian and Bethan think?

-Look at that arch!

-Nia would love it.

-The kids

-would love to play here too.

-Yes, and it's safe.

-This place will be really expensive.

-This place will be really expensive.

-

-Definitely.

-Let's hope

-Emma can sweet talk James.

-What will you say?

-What will you say?

-

-I don't know.

-Hello, this is James.

-Hiya, James.

-It's Emma from Priodas Pum Mil.

-Hi. Good afternoon.

-I hope you're still up for giving us

-a good deal for Tros Yr Afon.

-Absolutely.

-The only aisle I'll walk down.

-Absolutely. My pleasure.

-Nia and Iolo would love this place.

-Thank you. Ta-ta!

-Thank you. Ta-ta!

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-You're welcome.

-See you in the wedding.

-That's the venue sorted.

-We must pay for the marquee but we

-won't pay a penny for the site.

-We're working on the decorations

-to dress the marquee.

-We're using maps of places Nia

-and Iol have been for the bunting.

-Will this theme

-run through the whole day?

-What else do you have in mind?

-A lot of hearts

-have woven themselves into it.

-Nia mentioned that she likes

-log discs as centrepieces.

-Gary and my brother cut the

-log discs and Gary sanded them.

-We decided to have Welsh cakes

-as wedding favours.

-My mother made them as

-a wedding present for Nia and Iol.

-Arrange them in the bag.

-It worked out well

-and it looks fantastic...

-..as a favour

-and for the place cards.

-We're all happy.

-It's all coming together.

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-Three days to go

-and the money is running out.

-The women are after some pate and we

-need some meat for the main course.

-How much would six pots cost?

-Are you asking nicely?

-Yes, we're asking really nicely.

-I've got some nice burgers, kebabs

-and grill sticks.

-I've got sausages too.

-Ideal for a wedding barbecue.

-If we were getting married,

-that would be great.

-If we were getting married,

-that would be odd!

-Everything here looks great...

-..but they really want and

-what they asked for is some beef.

-Wow!

-This is Welsh Black topside.

-You'd need two pieces this size

-for the weight you need.

-Our budget has nearly run out.

-Yes, so we're begging!

-Yes - Iolo's mother

-is practically on her knees!

-Free? Oh, thank you.

-Thank you so much.

-That would be lovely.

-I'd hug you if you were here.

-This is

-the best price I can give you.

-I'd do that one for 71.94

-and you need two of them.

-Yes - we need two.

-That's fantastic.

-It comes in at under 150.

-It comes in at under 150.

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-Under 150!

-Is that OK for you?

-Is it OK for you?

-Is it OK for you?

-

-Yes, it is! It's OK for him.

-That's fantastic. Thank you.

-They like beer and I want something

-Welsh and local for them to drink.

-They'd like to have beer as part

-of their wedding celebrations.

-Can I taste them?

-Can I taste them?

-

-Yes, of course.

-That's a golden beer.

-Does the colour

-reflect the strength of the beer?

-No, only the flavour.

-The darker the ale, the stronger

-the flavour of the barley.

-The lighter beer is certainly

-more popular, on the whole.

-Once again, I was a bit cheeky.

-Once again, I was a bit cheeky.

-

-Alright.

-Were you looking for ten?

-If you don't ask, you don't get.

-If you don't ask, you don't get.

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-How about 150?

-It's a decent offer.

-That's 150 for 120 bottles?

-That's 150 for 120 bottles?

-

-Yes.

-It's a special day for them.

-It's a special day for them.

-

-Yes, it is. Thank you.

-Deal. Thank you, Iwan.

-We got another bargain

-and they were so kind.

-Let's celebrate!

-I think

-this will go down well with them.

-I think it's just their style.

-With over half the budget spent,

-we had to do the flowers ourselves.

-Vicky's flower arranging lesson

-turned into a competition.

-Hey, you're in the wrong job.

-You just want to win!

-I was on a table with Sian.

-I did a great job, then Trystan

-made a mess of tying the string.

-I got the blame for making what Sian

-called a flower arrangement...

-Sian, you liar!

-..look like something

-she dragged through a field.

-Where does Sian get her big mouth?

-Where does Sian get her big mouth?

-

-From her father, not from me!

-Yes, I guessed as much.

-I'm really shy.

-We'll use these as buttonholes.

-She's not listening! She's checking

-if theirs is better than hers.

-It was all Sian's fault.

-At the location,

-with only 24 hours to go...

-..it was time to erect the marquee.

-After fierce negotiations,

-we hired a marquee for 915.

-It must be dressed

-and the clock is ticking.

-Where are they?

-People don't realize

-how long even little jobs take.

-It was nearly 11 o'clock

-and it was deserted.

-We can't do anything

-until they arrive.

-It's their responsibility

-and their arrangements.

-The wedding is 24 hours away.

-We were about to start

-phoning people when Carys turned up.

-Hello! You've arrived.

-Yes. Are you alright?

-You're the first one to turn up.

-Oh!

-When I realized it was just me,

-I felt like going home.

-Sian's bringing the ribbons, so we

-can't tie them until she arrives.

-What's happening with the bunting?

-Nothing. None of it has been done.

-You must be joking!

-You must be joking!

-

-No. We waited for people to arrive.

-Absolutely nothing has been done.

-OK. I'm going home.

-See you later.

-It's chaos.

-No, actually, it's really calm

-because there's nobody here!

-The caterers arrive, at last.

-A pair of gloves for both of you.

-Health and safety!

-Gosh, that was heavy!

-Thank you.

-The lights are nice.

-It's been a really hectic week.

-Dressing the marquee

-was the most hectic time of all.

-Everyone was trying to help.

-Easy peasy.

-This is the last one.

-My husband had a day off too,

-so he helped with our baby...

-..and he helped carry things.

-Hurry up! You're slow.

-Are you really filming this?

-I've been caught in the act!

-What time do you call this?

-Ladies, it's fantastic.

-You're late!

-You're late!

-

-Hi, Chris.

-Having paid 700 to the caterers,

-another 140 is spent on flowers.

-I hope someone's keeping an eye

-on the budget.

-These are even worse. Look!

-This will do for Nia.

-Are you ready for tomorrow?

-Are you ready for tomorrow?

-

-Yes, I'm ready.

-Is your hat ready too?

-Is your hat ready too?

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-Ooh, the hat! It'll be squashed.

-I think

-that would be an improvement.

-Get to work, Mo!

-If Nia's not happy with the flowers,

-on your head be it.

-That's not fair.

-And now

-you expect me to inflate this.

-The bouncy castle cost 50

-but the fun was priceless.

-Iolo and Nia

-will walk down here tomorrow.

-Are you going to

-do something with this?

-Yes. That's next on the list.

-Yes. That's next on the list.

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-It's going to take some time.

-Don't be so negative!

-I'm not being negative

-but it's 3.45 now.

-OK. Ta-ta, Iol.

-He's fine

-but he sounds quite nervous.

-After all these years,

-we'll be Mr and Mrs.

-Stop it!

-It hasn't hit home.

-I'm sure his pants are brown!

-We haven't had time

-to think too much about it.

-I'm really looking forward to

-seeing you in your dress tomorrow.

-It's the eve of the wedding

-and Nia had no idea where she is...

-..or what she'll wear tomorrow.

-We'll leave her there for an hour!

-Walk slowly across the bridge, OK?

-Walk slowly across the bridge, OK?

-

-Don't push me over!

-Just kidding!

-Carry on.

-Promise you won't stop talking to me

-if you don't like it.

-The most important thing for Nia

-was the dress.

-You'll like it. I just know it.

-I had to tease Nia by finding

-the ugliest dress possible.

-As long as it fits,

-I don't care if it's second-hand.

-I realize they may have

-had to look at that option.

-I don't care if it's second-hand,

-as long as it fits.

-Ready? Take it off.

-It went out at the waist, it had

-long sleeves and it had a high neck.

-It was everything she didn't want

-and we managed to find that dress!

-I'm not wearing that.

-BLEEP

-What? It's a really nice dress.

-I was hoping for tears but

-her temper flared up like lightning.

-I'm not wearing that.

-I'm not wearing it.

-I'm not wearing it.

-

-Come and see the accessories.

-It's discoloured.

-Just look at the accessories.

-I don't know

-what you're laughing at.

-Her reaction when she saw

-the real dress was brilliant.

-It's what I'd hoped.

-Oh, my God!

-We'll work something out.

-Look at the difference.

-Look at the difference.

-

-Oh, my God!

-This is the one I liked.

-I was happy that she fell for it.

-One up for Sian!

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-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-

-Hello.

-Is someone getting married?

-Is someone getting married?

-

-Just me.

-I was very excited this morning.

-I was very excited this morning.

-

-Open the Prosecco and have a drink.

-I went to see Nia, the girls and Mo.

-Do you like my hat?

-I love Mo.

-I love Mo.

-

-All fur hat, no knickers!

-They're so nice,

-so happy and so close.

-Is it better without glasses?

-Can you see without them?

-Can you see without them?

-

-Not much.

-You need to see Nia

-walking down the aisle.

-Yes.

-I hardly slept.

-I kept thinking,

-"We're organizing a wedding today."

-Here come the boys.

-Hey, Iol!

-Hey, Iol!

-

-Do you like it?

-I left Tros Yr Afon to go to

-Christine's house in Llannerchymedd.

-Iolo, Gav and Emlyn

-were already there.

-I take it

-you're not meant to see the pin.

-You take that bit.

-I had to tie a ribbon to the van...

-..which would carry

-Gav, Iol and Emlyn.

-Oh, no!

-Oh, no!

-

-Too slack?

-That caused me more stress

-than anything else this week.

-It isn't in.

-Oh, my God!

-You don't want this on television.

-I hope not, or everyone will think

-I do the ironing in this house.

-Alright, Iols?

-It's time to go.

-They were in no hurry.

-No hurry at all.

-They walked around in their curlers

-like they had all day.

-You'll be sweating like that tonight

-on top of Matthew.

-They didn't panic at all.

-Good job with the ribbon, Ems!

-Good job.

-Very professional.

-Those clouds in the sky

-look pretty black to me.

-The sky was black

-and it was about to rain.

-I gave the game away.

-We're not going

-to Bangor University then.

-No. We're near the bridge.

-The college is there but

-the black clouds are over there.

-Oh! You're a detective, aren't you?

-You've been talking rubbish.

-I was Debbie's bridesmaid

-when we were young...

-..and you tried on my dress

-and walked around the room in it.

-Can I try this on?

-It may fit around this leg!

-Maybe Dylan will propose to you

-after this weekend.

-He already has proposed.

-We're excited, aren't we?

-I'm calm now

-because I've had one of these.

-I'm alright now.

-Where are they?

-Oh, wow!

-Do you like it?

-Do you like it?

-

-Yes.

-I like it.

-Mam loves it.

-I want to see you in it.

-How will Iolo react to the venue?

-This is nice.

-Take it all in. There's no rush.

-I've never heard of it before.

-Don't look up.

-Don't worry about the rain.

-I hadn't even noticed the rain.

-I arrived at the marquee

-to see Alaw and a group of people...

-..moving all the chairs to the side.

-We're moving the tables back

-at the moment.

-In case it rained, they transformed

-the room, undoing last night's work.

-I started to hyperventilate.

-In my heart, I was just hoping

-the rain would stay away.

-We made the decision,

-with a quarter of an hour to go...

-..to move the chair outside

-and set them out.

-We then transformed the marquee

-back to how it looked last night.

-Musical chairs.

-You're more nervous than me.

-I'll be nervous

-if I can't find my knickers.

-Oh, my God! It's been stressful.

-Nia and Iolo will be chuffed

-with the work that's been done...

-..and the effort everyone put in.

-We did it for you, Nia and Iolo.

-I'm really, really touched

-to have been part of your big day.

-Thank you very much, guys.

-Enjoy it.

-These heels are massive.

-Don't break a heel.

-I was close to tears there.

-Let's go, before I change my mind!

-It gives me great pleasure

-to officiate this ceremony...

-..on this special day in the lives

-of Iolo, Nia and the children.

-I hope you enjoy the ceremony.

-We're all delighted to be in

-such a lovely location on Anglesey.

-Do you know where we are now?

-Do you know where we are now?

-

-No.

-Nia started to walk down

-and she looked absolutely beautiful.

-Iolo, repeat after me.

-Iolo, repeat after me.

-

-I'll try.

-I do solemnly declare...

-I had to officiate the ceremony

-but I wasn't too nervous...

-..because the print was big enough

-for me to read.

-..why I, Nia Wyn Roberts, may not be

-joined in matrimony to Iolo Roberts.

-It gives me great pleasure

-to pronounce you husband and wife...

-..Mr and Mrs Roberts.

-CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

-I'm relieved to have reached this

-point and everything's fantastic.

-It's brilliant.

-Good job, Sian!

-Good job me too!

-Cheers! Enjoy yourselves.

-What a great day.

-Everyone enjoyed it.

-We were all

-in great spirits before the food.

-Nia loves ice cream.

-I was shocked to see just how smart

-and beautiful this place is.

-I thought you meant me!

-Showing the marquee to them

-for the first time was special.

-I love it.

-It was nice to show them

-the little bits everyone had made.

-A 'cariad' sign!

-I love that.

-I think it fitted their vision

-of their big day perfectly.

-Let's have a party.

-Let's have a party.

-

-Yes. Let your hair down and relax.

-There are no words to describe

-how the day has gone for us...

-..and how we feel.

-It's made us love our family

-and friends more than ever.

-They've shown us

-how much we mean to them.

-The day was fantastic.

-The food was amazing and the boys

-made some great speeches.

-We laughed a lot.

-The boys have asked me

-over the years...

-..how someone like me

-managed to get Nia.

-It was a fluke

-and Nia, I really do love you.

-I'm so happy.

-I enjoyed it

-much more than I thought I would.

-I was quite nervous

-before my speech...

-..and I was really glad

-once it was over.

-We share the same friends

-And we've had trips galore

-Eisteddfod, Builth, Dolgellau.

-Say no more.

-They know us

-better than we know ourselves.

-Friends and family.

-Friends and family.

-

-They made our wedding.

-It was perfect.

-Iolo and Nia - Mr and Mrs Roberts.

-The best part of today was having a

-chance to meet some special people.

-I feel lucky to have been

-part of their wedding day.

-The total spend

-for this wedding was 4,989.

-Here's where the money went.

-I think we can confidently say

-we had a successful day.

-Nia and Iolo

-had an unforgettable day...

-..for 4,989.

-This was certainly a challenge.

-We organized a wedding like this

-for just 5,000.

-When I watched

-Iolo and Nia's first dance...

-..a tear slid down my cheek.

-It reminded us all that this is

-the true purpose of everything.

-That love.

-If Gary got married,

-he'd want to do it like this.

-Yes - just turn up on the day.

-There's one final surprise...

-..and it's just for you, Nia.

-We decided

-to organize a surprise for everyone.

-No way!

-This is what you wanted.

-The only people who know

-are me, Iol and Gav.

-Who's Dumb and who's Dumber?

-Who's Dumb and who's Dumber?

-

-Whatever. The orange one is mine.

-Iol is looking forward to wearing

-that suit more than anything else!

-Look what I'm wearing!

-Good job you didn't turn up

-like that this morning.

-I've heard a lot about you.

-I've heard a lot about you.

-

-All good, Uncle Buck.

-Food hygiene - I can't snog you.

-I wouldn't have changed a thing.

-I couldn't have done any better.

-I couldn't have done any better.

-

-We couldn't top that.

-Absolutely.

-Where are we staying tonight?

-Where are we staying tonight?

-

-No idea.

-Me neither.

-With some imagination,

-lots of help and a bit of luck...

-..anything is possible.

-We'll organize

-Emma and Bulb's wedding next week.

-Who's Bulb?

-One, two, three, smile!

-Wellies!

-Is there more to try?

-Is there more to try?

-

-Yes.

-I expected the field

-to be straight and flat.

-You clearly

-haven't been here before.

-I've never seen it so wet here.

-Dad threatened to cancel the wedding

-because it was so stressful.

-There is no Plan B.

-S4C subtitles by Eirlys A Jones

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