Elliw a Steen, Ceredigion Priodas Pum Mil

-Priodas Pum Mil is back.

-A new series

-on the eve of a new year.

-Another six couples trusting

-their friends and family...

-..to arrange their wedding day.

-And all for just 5,000.

-The first couple poised to say

-I will are Elliw and Steen.

-Steen is from Cardiff

-while Elliw comes from here.

-Synod Inn in the wild West.

-No lace.

-No lace.

-

-She's fussy.

-Snuggle up in those onesies...

-..and prepare for an hour of

-drama, emotion and excitement.

-That's just Emma.

-Welcome to Priodas Pum Mil.

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-Elliw and Steen want a magical

-Christmas wedding in Ceredigion.

-What makes Elliw so special?

-Elliw is beautiful

-and very organised.

-She means everything to me.

-Let's do that again.

-Steen's a guy who's...

-can I say loveable?

-Steen is very kind.

-He does everything I ask

-which doesn't mean I'm bossy.

-She does boss people around.

-Bossy.

-I'm pretty quiet.

-All he did when I worked with him in

-the Mochyn Du was talk about bikes.

-Motorbikes is his passion.

-I worked behind the bar

-at the Mochyn Du.

-Steff who also worked there...

-..told me that a nice girl

-had been asking about me.

-They met across a pint of lager.

-They met across a pint of lager.

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-I have no idea.

-I somehow got her number.

-I somehow got her number.

-

-He stalked me on Facebook.

-We had one common friend.

-So he tracked me down there.

-He sent me a message.

-That's the somehow.

-It went from there.

-What kind of wedding do you want?

-He looks to me because

-he really doesn't care at all.

-He always turns to Elliw.

-What kind do you want then?

-What kind do you want then?

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-A traditional service in a chapel.

-Synod Inn has a chapel

-where I used play the organ.

-So, the service in Synod Inn.

-That's a crucial factor.

-Christmas is important to us

-as a family.

-I adore Christmas.

-I want to get married when there's

-only one star in the service.

-We make a fuss at Christmas.

-You put up decorations

-and go to chapel.

-I haven't got a tree yet.

-I haven't got a tree yet.

-

-We have.

-Did you go to the carol service?

-No, you didn't.

-No wine, Prosecco

-or champagne on the tables.

-Every wedding I've been to

-has had free wine on the table.

-I hate wine.

-A keg of lager on every table...

-..and the people who don't like

-lager can go to the bar for once.

-Okay, wow! I see why you're quiet.

-Just keeping nodding. Yup, okay.

-Cake?

-Cake?

-

-Cheesecake.

-A cheesecake?

-A cheesecake?

-

-Stacked.

-Like this.

-CARDIFF. 10 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-I went shopping with the boys.

-Steen, Chris and Steff.

-Favourite so far.

-Favourite so far.

-

-Wow, okay.

-Hello!

-Hello!

-

-Very nice.

-Shout if you need help

-with the skirt.

-As a joke, we suggested...

-..a white tux,

-a white dinner jacket.

-Alwyn Humphreys.

-Alwyn Humphreys.

-

-That's not the joke.

-Oh! Come here.

-Mr Bond.

-We tried the Bond suit

-and Steen looked great.

-Give us a spin.

-It fits really well.

-Try something else on now.

-He can't wear white, can he?

-No, she's in white.

-I didn't think of that.

-I liked it a lot.

-Does she have to wear white?

-Does she have to wear white?

-

-Pink?

-You can tell her.

-DRESS SHOP, LLANDEILO.

-10 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-What do think of this,

-a bit of sparkle?

-I like the sparkle.

-It needs sleeves.

-How about a bit of lace?

-How about a bit of lace?

-

-No.

-She's fussy.

-The fifties length.

-The fifties length.

-

-That's what I want.

-You've decided so this would work

-with a nice break in the middle.

-Hi, Trystan. How are you?

-Hi, Trystan. How are you?

-

-I'm fine. How are you?

-More important things than you

-are happening now.

-She needs a frock.

-She needs a frock.

-

-How's it going?

-Not bad. We know

-the shoulders must be covered.

-And not too long.

-Elliw has always wanted

-the dress short.

-She doesn't like patterns.

-I couldn't imagine

-much pattern in the dress.

-Can I do anything?

-Can I do anything?

-

-You can carry the frocks upstairs.

-Imagine you are me.

-Hold this.

-Hold this.

-

-Trystan.

-Trystan.

-Trystan.

-

-Trystan.

-He might run the shop but

-I'm the presenter of the show!

-I was the boss really.

-I did all the work.

-The girls carry them

-five at a time up the stairs.

-Man up, Trystan.

-Trystan.

-You're called Huw Fash for a reason.

-They call me Huw Bossy here.

-They call me Huw Bossy here.

-

-That's no surprise at all.

-There is only one boss.

-It's Huw Fash.

-I have to move. I have to move.

-Ready, Steen.

-Come closer so

-we can see this wonder.

-Better than I expected.

-Better than I expected.

-

-You're too close now.

-He'd have worn anything.

-How do you feel?

-How do you feel?

-

-No idea.

-He was so sweet.

-He put everything on and smiled.

-Steen looked good but he's no 007.

-I made him put on velvet!

-Go try the skirt.

-Feel free Steen, feel free.

-Wow!

-I don't know what he'll wear.

-Do we want Steen to wear white?

-I've left it to Chris and Steff.

-We have no idea

-which suit Steen will wear.

-Here's the first one. Not quite

-the fifties look she wants.

-It's a good start though.

-Do you like it?

-Do you like it?

-

-Heavy to walk in.

-Elliw wasn't very comfortable.

-Not everyone is.

-Try a smile.

-We got an idea of what

-suited her and made her happy.

-Are we on the right track?

-Are we on the right track?

-

-Yes.

-What kind of frock

-have you gone for?

-Well.

-Shorter still.

-Shorter still.

-

-Cheeky.

-A jacket that closes at the back

-and not the front.

-A lot of this needs to happen.

-She can't wear it over the buttons.

-She can't wear it over the buttons.

-

-Why?

-It looks like she's wearing a belt.

-When you tailor it properly

-it looks natural.

-The chosen frock

-needs a lot of alterations.

-That needs raising to there.

-I have no idea.

-If I don't know, who does?

-Huw Fash, the boss.

-The shop will do you a favour

-if you do it a favour.

-Tell everyone what great

-service you had here and...

-..make sure the single bridesmaids

-buy their wedding dresses here.

-I'll make a banner.

-As long as the viewers know

-they won't get the discount.

-Thanks, Huw.

-I didn't deserve it

-and he is the boss.

-That's a joke.

-I'm the boss, really.

-Watch out, Huw. I'm the boss.

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-Ho ho ho ho ho ho.

-We have lots to do, Santa.

-We need a frock,

-a suit and a turkey.

-The venue, so many things.

-Ho ho ho ho ho ho.

-Don't you worry.

-I have two willing helpers at hand.

-I have faith in them.

-Ho ho ho ho ho ho.

-SYNOD INN, 8 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-We are meeting Morys in the hall.

-Let's drive around to see

-if there might be other options.

-There must be an alternative

-to the village hall.

-Some choice.

-Have you looked at a map of Wales?

-A field?

-For a marquee.

-It's December.

-No chance.

-We're passing this lady

-and her dog for the third time.

-Still nothing.

-We're just going back

-to meet Morys.

-There is no other choice.

-Okay.

-Is it available and cheap?

-I'm turning in this

-woman's drive again. Sorry!

-Hi, Morys. Sorry, we're late.

-First of all, is it available?

-When is it?

-The 16th.

-The 16th.

-

-The week before Christmas.

-The 16th is a no.

-We can't do it then.

-The Saturday.

-Elin Jones is booked in

-to speak to the YFC that night.

-Okay!

-The Friday?

-What day is free?

-The 16th is the perfect date.

-Can we phone them?

-Can we phone them?

-

-The local AM.

-I'll speak to them.

-I'll ring Elin Jones for you.

-We can do the 16th

-if you're set on it.

-We'll push them on.

-We are being cheeky.

-We are being cheeky.

-

-The YFC will be out for our blood.

-I'm more nervous than Steen.

-I'm more nervous than Steen.

-

-I'm not nervous at all.

-Steen wouldn't make any decisions.

-Elliw had given up.

-Then they saw the ad for the show.

-It may have saved the engagement.

-Steen will turn up and be happy.

-Hopefully.

-Hopefully.

-

-Joke.

-WEDDING MEETING,

-7 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-Two little dogs

-waiting to be thrown a ball.

-Nice to see you. Thanks for agreeing

-to come back to work with us.

-I wouldn't.

-I wouldn't.

-

-Nice to see you too.

-I'm here to talk them through

-what they need to do.

-All the things to remember.

-We've booked the village hall.

-That's great.

-Do you need decoration and drapes?

-People do that?

-Yes.

-Small things and big things

-can get forgotten.

-I have lots of questions.

-He's naughty today.

-The food and bar need sorting.

-Can you sort that?

-Can you sort that?

-

-Have faith.

-I know you can do it.

-I meant in the given time you have.

-Let me finish speaking.

-It's suddenly very tense.

-It normally takes six weeks...

-..of working full time

-to organise a wedding.

-White with lights.

-White with lights.

-

-She's about to say snow machine.

-Snow machine!

-Why not?

-Do you know the cost?

-Put it down just in case

-we can ring someone.

-You have to consider

-the cost and the work load.

-You aren't locals.

-They have to delegate jobs

-to the friends and family.

-It won't happen otherwise.

-We're paddling furiously

-but getting nowhere right now.

-You have a huge list

-and we're only halfway.

-Let's crack on.

-SYNOD INN, 6 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-Alaw has sorted us out.

-She always does.

-We've got the longest list ever.

-Come on.

-We have to sort out a wedding.

-We need drapes.

-We have to do a lot of phoning.

-You rang the man about the drapes.

-Posh curtains.

-Surely you mean 2018?

-Surely you mean 2018?

-

-No, no.

-He laughed at us. A wedding

-for five grand. Ha ha ha.

-Are you really desperate?

-Are you really desperate?

-

-Yes.

-But we ticked the box

-because Andy agreed.

-He went from 1,200...

-..how about as a one-off - 475.

-Ho ho ho ho ho ho.

-Bargain.

-That's 300 for the hall

-and 475 for the drapes.

-775.

-Tick.

-We got Gavin's number

-for the kegs for the tables.

-Elliw insists on kegs of lager

-rather than bottles of wine.

-We organised it on the phone.

-We then asked if he knew anyone

-who could bring a bar to the hall.

-He said he could bring the bus.

-We need a bar not a bus.

-But he had a bus

-that contained a bar.

-A double-decker.

-A double-decker.

-

-Yes.

-The bus is available.

-Steen loves motorbikes.

-Imagine a gang of them

-and Steen arriving on a bike.

-Ceredigion Bikers. They're coming.

-In one long row.

-This will be good.

-A snow machine and bikers.

-Awright. I'm off to the boozer

-to see a man about a dog.

-How are you, Gareth?

-We needed a price?

-GARETH - CATERING COMPANY,

-5 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-The whole shebang.

-30 a head.

-That's a lot for one course.

-That's a lot for one course.

-

-Yes.

-Including cutlery...

-..linen and the serving staff.

-I'm under pressure.

-We kind of bullied him

-or persuaded is a better word.

-I prefer that word.

-How about 10 per head?

-How about 10 per head?

-

-Buy the man a drink.

-Do you have any cash?

-I've only got a card.

-Like the Queen I don't carry cash.

-10 for just one course.

-We need a pudding.

-Or something.

-We all like pudding.

-ELLIW'S FRIENDS -

-4 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-I'm so glad you know what

-you're doing and taking charge.

-You've done it before.

-Elliw's mate, Ian,

-is the pudding king.

-After looking at the budget...

-..we've come up with

-another option for the pudding.

-They do like brownies.

-We decided to cook our own brownies.

-Who doesn't like a brownie?

-I'm winning this race.

-Ian was brilliant.

-He was in charge while I

-struggled to mix some ingredients.

-I was making it look difficult.

-Lisa and Megan weren't much better

-than me on the other side.

-A bit at a time.

-You've done this before.

-Off we went and Ian was telling us

-to do this and measure that.

-Mix that in the bowl.

-Pour the melange into

-the butter-smeared dish.

-Like that?

-Perfect.

-Perfect.

-

-Slop it in.

-In a whirl, we had brownies

-and mince pies for the wedding.

-Not enough for 100 people though.

-Ian will make the rest.

-Ian will make the rest.

-

-Well done us.

-Can we have different flavours

-like raspberries?

-We can decide that.

-Strawberries, raspberries,

-white chocolate and dark chocolate.

-Because Ian is a mate and a great

-guy, he's making them all for free.

-LLANDUDOCH -

-4 DAYS TO THE WEDDING.

-All the way to BV Rees I was living

-in the hope I'd be allowed to...

-..drive one of the little cars.

-Wyn pulled back the sheet

-and there was the Fiat 500.

-It is tiny.

-It was this big.

-From when exactly.

-From when exactly.

-

-This one was 1971.

-The first one appeared in 1958.

-He pulled back the next sheet which

-hid the estate. It was this big.

-Totally different.

-An estate!

-We asked if we could sit in them.

-You sit in the driver's seat...

-..and it you feel like the driver,

-navigator and back seat passenger.

-I've just seen the gear stick.

-So cute.

-What do these do?

-I looked up and he was off.

-He chugged away very slowly.

-Dafydd, the son

-of Wyn from BV Rees...

-..is good friends

-with Elliw from college.

-They are letting us have

-the Fiat, that size...

-..and the estate,

-this size, for free.

-Don't beg, it's a gift.

-A birthday, no, wedding gift.

-My birthday is next month

-as it happens. Surprise!

-Good one!

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-This snowman is hiding something.

-This snowman is hiding something.

-

-Indeed.

-Not long to go now, Santa...

-..but we need to find

-a lovely turkey.

-I know that some people

-talk with turkeys.

-Don't be stupid.

-Don't be stupid.

-

-They like talking.

-These are the turkeys

-being used at the wedding.

-They are very nosy today.

-They've come to see us.

-You know when people

-mimic turkeys...

-..they usually say

-"Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble".

-Turkeys don't actually say

-"Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble".

-TRYSTAN MIMICS A TURKEY

-EMMA MIMICS A TURKEY

-Try to make the noise.

-Choosing a turkey

-that is still alive...

-..I'm not happy with that.

-But you're happy to talk to them.

-But you're happy to talk to them.

-

-Yes, of course!

-Do you like Priodas Pum Mil?

-Yes, they do!

-This is ridiculous. Ridiculous!

-Ta-ra.

-I worked at Llond Plat

-in Aberaeron for seven years...

-..when I was in school

-and university.

-Even Steen says the best chips

-in Wales are made there.

-I hope we get chips and sausages

-from there.

-They'll be perfect for the evening

-party, especially in December.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-

-Very well, thanks.

-Llond Plat is one of our

-favourite places in Aberaeron.

-Run by Ceri and Gareth.

-Could you make the food

-for the evening party...

-..but with an ex-staff discount

-price?

-You don't know Gareth very well,

-do you?

-We're all Cardis!

-You didn't mess around.

-You didn't mess around.

-

-It was cold!

-Just chips?

-Just chips?

-

-No, stick in 110 sausages too.

-OK.

-Can you help us out at all?

-I'm sure we'll buy you a whisky.

-I need to work this out.

-Big talks!

-They gave us a good deal

-and we had a great discount.

-Half price, fair play.

-Thank you very much.

-She is your best customer!

-Double egg and chips!

-That means a lot to Elliw.

-Definitely.

-Thank you very much.

-Brilliant. Thank you very much.

-Like every other wedding,

-there was a list.

-This was a very long list.

-Gwen, we need eighteen oranges.

-Mary, nine lemons. Emma, nine limes.

-They're for mulled wine, warm wine.

-They're for mulled wine, warm wine.

-

-Vin chaud!

-I'll get nine nutmeg.

-On your marks...

-..set.....go!

-Don't we need a basket?

-No, we'll be fine.

-It was like Supermarket Sweep,

-running all around the place!

-Some of the oranges have gone off.

-This basket was just for me!

-This basket was just for me!

-

-Sorry!

-Hang on!

-1,800g.

-Two packets will be fine.

-What?

-How many grams in a kilo?

-A thousand.

-One kilo is a thousand grams.

-One kilo is a thousand grams.

-

-A kilo, yeah.

-We had a lot of fun.

-We had a lot of fun.

-

-It was a bit of a fiasco.

-We knew what cinnamon was.

-Cloves.

-Ah, bingo!

-I'm not sure whether

-we got all the right ingredients.

-I'm not sure if they were all right,

-but there we go.

-Don't we need wine?

-Emma, just come along.

-I was only saying.

-Red wine, right?

-Red wine, right?

-

-Yes.

-Over here.

-CAERWEDROS MEMORIAL HALL

-A DAY BEFORE THE WEDDING

-Oh!

-Just look at that!

-It's brilliant.

-The bus has arrived!

-This is brilliant. Fantastic.

-We'll set it up properly.

-Gavin was a star.

-He was very impressive and had the

-most fantastic beard I've ever seen.

-Do you have a spare one.

-You can try some but you'll

-have to explain where it's gone.

-The whole thing was superb.

-It's nice to have another location

-and it's so quirky.

-Once people have their beer goggles,

-they'll forget about the cold.

-Beer jackets!

-The tablecloths have just arrived.

-We can't put anything on the tables

-until the tablecloths are on!

-It's been a but if a mad rush.

-Working this morning, the Christmas

-concert and then straight here.

-Trying to get everything done.

-It was nice to see the hall decked

-in drapes and all the lights.

-It all came together quite quickly.

-Gwen and Alaw decorated

-the tables and chairs.

-Where are Trystan and Emma

-when you need some help?

-That's a joke!

-We've been trying to make

-the mulled wine.

-I'm not sure whether Trystan

-has been drinking the wine...

-..before cutting the fruit.

-He was so wound up!

-The juice is everywhere

-because this knife is so blunt.

-We were cutting up

-the oranges and lemons.

-He tries to collect all the juice.

-You're never going

-to get that juice!

-It would be easier

-to pour it straight into the pan.

-I've never juice collected

-like that.

-Emma, you've stressed me out,

-now shut up!

-Just do it like this.

-Yes.

-Watch out.

-Oh, Trystan.

-He was wound up this afternoon

-and I'm not sure why.

-Every last bit of juice.

-Not over it.

-Why are you so grumpy.

-We're supposed to be happy.

-I'm fine.

-There you go!

-Don't laugh, Alaw. It's not funny.

-He's trying to help

-but just wants to do it his way.

-Just watch Uncle Trystan doing this.

-It will take much longer.

-I'm moving on.

-I don;t know what he was doing.

-I think he did one or two chairs

-and then off he went.

-The snow machine wasn't quite

-what I expected.

-Is that it?

-It was rubbish.

-There you go.

-Nothing actually come out of it.

-I hope you've stocked up on bread

-and milk. We'll get snowed in!

-You can explain

-why you spent 30 on that.

-Don't tell them.

-Just don't tell them

-that I've done it.

-This is brilliant. It's a seating

-plan based on Cardiff.

-Megan, come here. Don't be shy.

-You made this.

-You made this.

-

-Yes.

-What's the idea?

-Many of the stories about Elliw

-emanate from the pubs of Cardiff.

-We thought it would be nice

-if this was part of the day.

-They are iconic pubs

-where we spent quite a lot of time.

-Where are you sitting?

-In the Model Inn,

-which is now closed.

-You're in Dempseys.

-You're in Dempseys.

-

-Over here.

-Elliw and Steen are in the Mochyn Du

-where they met.

-That is brilliant. Well done.

-How long did it take to make?

-How long did it take to make?

-

-Well, quite a long time!

-Like everything else!

-Why are we standing about chatting?

-Come on, there's work to be done.

-Chop, chop, Alaw,

-you should be doing this!

-We've had so much help. So many

-friends and family have been over.

-I was so happy to see Ian and Meg.

-It should look

-like they're walking...

-..through a tunnel of bushes

-and lights, a Winter Wonderland.

-They have worked so hard and thought

-about every little detail.

-Look at this.

-All the little details.

-Ian is very precise.

-Done, high five.

-Done, high five.

-

-Done!

-That's lovely.

-Ian has driven the whole project. I

-don;t know what we'd do without him.

-We are starting to tire.

-Today has been a very busy day.

-The hall has been completely

-transformed.

-# O come let us adore Him

-# O come let us adore Him #

-No, just a high five!

-# Christ, the Lord #

-What's hiding behind No.1?

-Santa, the big day has arrived!

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-SYNOD INN

-THE DAY OF THE WEDDING

-Hello.

-Hello.

-

-Hello.

-Alright, are you ready?

-Alright, are you ready?

-

-I'm ready.

-Nervous?

-Nervous?

-

-Not yet.

-Show the hands.

-You are OK.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-I'm fine. Chris?

-When we last met,

-I left you to sort out the suit.

-Yes?

-Yes?

-

-Yes!

-OK.

-I was starting...!

-Oh, nice.

-Oh, nice.

-

-Really nice.

-Very nice.

-Are you happy with it?

-Are you happy with it?

-

-Very happy.

-Do you like it?

-Do you like it?

-

-Lovely.

-I love the vintage sleeves

-and it's not a long dress.

-I can go to the toilet!

-You've done a great job.

-Do you want to see the shoes, Elliw?

-Do you want to see the shoes, Elliw?

-

-Yes.

-Here you are.

-I hope you like them.

-You thought they'd be pink!

-They are ideal.

-I was panicking

-but they're very nice.

-Mam is happy and the bride is happy.

-Silver sequins!

-They are fab. Thank you.

-He will be delighted.

-Right, boys.

-I want you to be my best men!

-They are nice.

-Did you want to be a bridesmaid?

-Did you want to be a bridesmaid?

-

-No!

-The colours complement all three.

-Lovely colours.

-Like a pageant.

-"Who's the prettiest?"

-If you get cold, you can borrow

-my coat. It's the same colour.

-You're not wearing those

-on your feet?

-No.

-You will wear your proper shoes. OK.

-By your belly button.

-A little bit lower.

-Like that.

-"Thanks to Steen, psycho."

-I'll remember that!

-That's it - I'll ad-lib the rest.

-You're not going to ad-lib?

-You're not going to ad-lib?

-

-Well, I've got this.

-One, two three.

-One, two three.

-

-Oh, class!

-I'm excited!

-You're going on that!

-I've never ridden a trike!

-Surely it's easier because

-you've got an extra wheel.

-We did think that you might need

-some company.

-Just like Santa has his reindeer,

-I thought you'd like some company.

-So...

-Well done, boys.

-They look like sardines in the tin!

-It's the most impractical car

-I've ever seen for a wedding.

-Wow!

-Wow!

-

-Amazing.

-Yes?

-Yes?

-

-I'm delighted.

-Are you happy with that?

-I know you said "skydive"

-but I thought this would be better!

-Hurry up, I'm freezing.

-open the door!

-Lucky that we're only

-travelling a mile!

-That's amazing!

-Everyone's so happy.

-Genuinely happy.

-Thanks, guys.

-Mince pie, lads?

-Mince pie, lads?

-

-Thanks.

-You look like you need a mince pie.

-# Rwy'n dy weld yn sefyll

-rhwng y myrtwydd

-# Gwrthrych teilwng o'm holl fryd #

-Tie the knot tighter

-if it's slipping down.

-# Er mai o ran yr rwy'n dy adnabod #

-A warm welcome to you all

-to Elliw and Steen's wedding.

-Can you, as a congregation,

-please stand up.

-# O, am yr eiliad

-# Y caf dy weled fel yr wyt #

-Do you take Elliw Mair...

-..to be your lawfully, wedded wife?

-I do.

-In the name of the Father...

-I take you, Steen,

-to be my lawfully, wedded husband.

-You can now kiss each other

-as husband and wife...

-..and for us to applaud!

-# Un seren

-# Un seren

-# Dim ond un seren

-oedd yn bwysig i mi

-# Dim ond un seren

-oedd yn bwysig i mi #

-One, two three...

-In you come.

-Thank you.

-Yours is coming.

-Actually, I'm so cold,

-I'd prefer some mulled wine.

-Elliw and Steen aren't the kind

-of people who are dramatic.

-They walked in, smiled and you

-could tell they were shocked.

-What do you think?

-Have a swig of your beer first!

-It doesn't look like Caerwedros

-Memorial Hall anymore!

-Not at all.

-All the drapes!

-The hall was transformed.

-It looked like a posh marquee.

-We've made the crackers.

-The kegs are lovely.

-We also made the table displays.

-The chair covers are lovely.

-The transformation was amazing.

-I'm glad I didn't do it.

-I'm glad I didn't do it.

-

-We're so lucky.

-And the cake.

-Steen is worried because it's

-outside. He wants to take it home.

-It'll melt in the car.

-Megan has made a table plan

-of your favourite pubs in Cardiff.

-Guess your table?

-Guess your table?

-

-Mochyn Du.

-On that note,

-congratulations to you both.

-A full sack of surprises for

-our first couple, Elliw and Steen.

-And the best present of all.

-We've done it all

-for an amazing 4,998.34.

-There's the change for you.

-Here's how it was spent.

-Venue: 300 Clothes: 1661.33

-Food: 1,285.23 Make-up: 0

-Flowers and Decoration: 411.40

-Cake: 81 Sundries: 1,259.42

-We'd never have got married

-without you. It's all fantastic.

-Thanks to all the organisers.

-Elliw is so kind.

-His speech came from the heart.

-It was so cute.

-Everything you could ever want.

-Everything you could ever want.

-

-Steen, the cutie pie.

-Elliw, they'll think you're a psycho

-but that's what Steen calls me.

-I'm happy he's willing

-to marry his psycho.

-Not many others would.

-We are ready to relax now.

-Let's dance and hit the bar.

-I've nicked one of the logs.

-Firewood for tonight. That's good.

-It's been a lovely day.

-It's been a lovely day.

-

-It has been lush.

-Worth every second

-of the hard work we did.

-Raise your glasses

-for Elliw and Steen

-The sweetest love birds

-you'll ever have seen.

-Should we hug now.

-Put the pint down first.

-It's the perfect start

-to a new series.

-We'll do it all again next week.

-Next year.

-Happy New Year.

-NEXT TIME

-Has Chwilog ever seen

-Teepees and a barbecue?

-Half the budget is gone.

-A tent's a tent in darkness.

-Do you want naked chefs?

-Gareth's suit worries me.

-Try the jacket.

-No there's no point.

-That's a problem.

-That's a problem.

-

-Yes.

-Have you sorted the suit?

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