Shelly a Viccie Priodas Pum Mil

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-This week, our sofa has landed

-in a very wet Cardiff Bay...

-..home of our couple.

-Shelly is originally from the

-Valleys, Viccie comes from Cardiff.

-Both have specific ideas

-about their wedding.

-This is the venue we want

-because it's got everything.

-Will we make the right decisions?

-Shirt?

-Shirt?

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-Come on now, cheeky.

-Can we do it for 5,000?

-I know you've got this.

-I know you've got this.

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-I don't know but I'll say yes.

-You've got this. Or have we?

-Stop smacking me.

-Stop smacking me.

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-I'm keeping it real.

-Welcome to Priodas Pum Mil.

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-Not too much chin in there.

-Shelly's from the Valleys.

-She lives with Viccie

-and her daughter, Ruby, in Cardiff.

-What does Shelly like

-about her wife-to-be?

-What do I like about Vic?

-I... I love the way

-my life has changed.

-Previously,

-my life was about rock 'n' roll...

-..Jack Daniels, party life.

-We done a bit of that, haven't we?

-But now...

-..it's all about

-drawing, painting, board games.

-It's alright.

-We enjoy it, don't we, babe?

-We enjoy all sorts - baking! I baked

-a loaf of bread the other week.

-Cooking.

-Shelly has immersed herself

-in her new family unit...

-..and Ruby is over the moon to see

-her officially joining the family.

-I'm walking my mum down that aisle.

-She'll probably knock me over.

-When she walks, she goes like that.

-Viccie is just lovely.

-She's a bit quiet when

-you meet her for the first time.

-She has the most amazing

-personality. She's caring.

-You love my steak and chips.

-You make the best steak and chips

-ever. Number 1 steak and chips.

-I never liked peppercorn sauce

-before I met Shelly.

-Never liked a lot of things

-before she met me!

-The one word to describe Shelly

-is crazy.

-Always fun to be around.

-Quite intense at times.

-I've met Viccie a few times.

-She really balances Shelly out.

-Life is so different

-since we met Vic and Rubes.

-It's a whole new kind of adventure.

-Innit?

-That's what we love.

-We decided to take part

-in Priodas Pum Mil...

-We're talking about why we took

-the chance to do the programme.

-..because we thought

-it would be absolutely amazing...

-..for someone else to try

-and bring our dream to life.

-Try.

-Try, yeah.

-Right, you two.

-We have a lot to discuss.

-Today is the day you tell me

-exactly what kind of wedding...

-..you want.

-Romantic. Candles.

-Are you romantic people?

-Yes, we are romantic

-but we're also passionate.

-Disney Princess

-meets Jessica Rabbit.

-Foxy princess.

-Foxy princess. I can see

-that she has the princess cup.

-This is the princess.

-This is the princess.

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-Does that make me the fox?

-If you wanna be.

-OK, I do feel under pressure.

-Both of you are staring right at me.

-You've got this.

-You've got this.

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-You can do this.

-You're a pro. You've got this,

-best woman for the job.

-No doubts.

-Let's start off

-with the wedding venue.

-Give me a moment.

-Hold the boat - you have a book!

-I have a book, yes.

-Let me find a location.

-These are just ideas. No pressure.

-Can I just say?

-I've never met a couple with a book.

-No? So, here it is.

-This is where we want

-to get married.

-This is the dream.

-If I can find somewhere

-with this, like, vibe...

-I like you're thinking

-but we'd tweak it a little bit.

-In theory, in our dreams...

-..this is the exact place we want.

-This place, it's got everything.

-Have you watched

-the programme before?

-I love the programme.

-It brings dreams to life.

-This here, that's my dream.

-OK.

-You're the best woman for the job.

-You're saying all the right things.

-I do love a compliment.

-The problem we have is

-we only have 5,000.

-I'm not, you know...

-This is the one. Can you see?

-I know you've got this.

-Do you think?

-I don't know,

-but I'm just saying yes.

-It's the right thing to say.

-Try. Try really, really hard.

-Try. Try really, really hard.

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-I will.

-No suggestions or ideas.

-Canada Lodge. Creigiau.

-It's so beautiful.

-I've had a date.

-I've booked it.

-Booked in the diary.

-Booked in the diary.

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-We've just got to talk money now.

-Hold on. You booked it

-without checking how much it costs?

-The price for that day is 1,100.

-They want to get married here

-as well.

-They can have a civil ceremony in

-the oak room of the lodge building.

-The civil ceremony charge

-is 240 for that.

-They wanted 250 to move chairs.

-You can do that.

-Two things we insist on,

-one being the caterers.

-You can only use Spiros.

-I've sorted that out.

-I've spent 800 on the food.

-So, you've spent 1,100

-on the location...

-..and an additional 800

-on the food.

-We're close to 2,000.

-Yes.

-The chair covering has to be covered

-with one of our suppliers.

-I've saved 250

-by having you to move the chairs...

-..but I've had to pay 400

-for the chairs.

-You can't begin to imagine...

-..how much pressure I was under...

-..to get this blinkin' place.

-Hold the boat!

-No...

-So you've spent half the budget...

-..already.

-You didn't even have this

-conversation with me beforehand.

-No.

-They're going to be so happy.

-Thank you.

-They threw in two blossom tress

-for that price though!

-Oh, what a bargain!

-I've got Canada Lodge.

-What have I done?

-You know that it's...

-You know that it's...

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-Something British.

-We thought it would be

-a good idea to take you to see...

-..what I'd already booked

-without even tasting it.

-Lewys. We've been waiting for you.

-We didn't want to start

-before you'd sat down.

-No problems.

-It smells fantastic.

-Yes, tuck in.

-It is an honour to eat...

-..food that's been prepared

-and served just for us.

-It's a strange experience

-having the chef almost on my lap...

-..watching me eat his food.

-The way you serve the food

-on the plate is a big deal.

-It has to be perfect.

-People eat with their eyes.

-Yes, that's...

-That's what happens,

-people eat with their eyes.

-It was some kind of chicken.

-Some kind of chicken?

-Roasted chicken...

-..served with jus.

-And potatoes.

-Potato cake with red onions.

-It wasn't just chot... potatoes.

-Chitatoes.

-Chitatoes.

-

-I meant to say chicken and potatoes.

-That's good.

-That's good.

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-Chitatoes.

-What are you serving today?

-Chitatoes.

-What's that? Chicken and potatoes!

-I'm one of these customers,

-one of those annoying customers...

-..who goes like this

-and asks for more gravy.

-Gravy? We don't serve gravy.

-It's jus! Not gravy.

-Jus.

-Oh, do you know what?

-Oh, do you know what?

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-If you have too much, it's too rich.

-Just a drizzle

-to complement the meal.

-Can I have more shoo in a jug?

-It's not shoo! Jus.

-Jus. Not shoo.

-Shoo! Shoo! Shoo-shoo!

-Choux pastry.

-You'd never say jus-jus-jus!

-Wouldn't you?

-You'd say shoo-shoo-shoo!

-I'm more of a pudding person

-than a main meal person.

-I'd be happy enough

-if you just did this.

-There was a lemon tart.

-There was sticky toffee.

-There was a chocolate brownie.

-Vanilla cheesecake.

-Vanilla cheesecake.

-Clotted cream. Chantilly.

-Are you OK?

-It's the way you list all the food.

-No, it isn't.

-No, it isn't.

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-Sticky toffee pudding.

-So childish.

-Now I can see why Canada Lodge

-insist that you supply the food.

-Did I do a good job?

-This is breaking my heart!

-Cheers.

-What are you doing?

-Lovely.

-Let's open a cafe

-and sell chitatoes.

-Where would shoo fit into that?

-Where would shoo fit into that?

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-Jus. It's not shoo!

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-What about clothes?

-You know,

-are we going to have two dresses?

-Are we...? Oh, no.

-You're going to have a dress.

-How about you?

-What do you want to wear?

-This thing is, right...

-..it's only about four years ago

-I cut all my hair off.

-I think it suits me, I'm rockin' it.

-I feel like me.

-I want to wear possibly jeans...

-OK.

-Kinda like smart cas.

-Kinda like smart cas.

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-You want to be yourself. Hat?

-What kind of hat?

-A cool hat, like this?

-No. Maybe in the night.

-Not in the ceremony. I think

-you meant a big posh ladies hat.

-Come on now.

-That's lush, that is.

-That's lush, that is.

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-You don't need to...

-I went to Cardiff with Shelly,

-Auntie Jackie and Justin.

-To find a suit for Shelly.

-Smart cas.

-A really cool waistcoat,

-tweed maybe.

-A bowtie or a tie.

-A shirt?

-Obviously. Come on now, cheeky!

-Auntie Jackie...

-Auntie Jackie was picking up clothes

-and telling jokes.

-I'm on a roll.

-I can see a lot of Auntie Jackie

-in Shelly.

-They're very similar,

-they have the same humour.

-They laugh a lot.

-Oh, yes.

-Suits you, babes, suits you.

-Babes. Babes.

-I think the material

-is wife material!

-We'll have that one for free.

-While Trystan was in Cardiff,

-I was dress shopping in the Valleys.

-It was time to choose the dress.

-A trip to Tonyrefail.

-Hello. You OK?

-I met Viccie and Nic,

-the bridesmaid.

-The four of them were busy

-pulling all the dresses out.

-They were having a great time.

-She tried on different dresses.

-Here you are. Lift the front.

-There was one.

-It was...

-Her figure looked fantastic.

-Your bottom looks amazing

-in that dress.

-Doesn't she look fantastic?

-Jessica Rabbit.

-She looked lovely in it.

-Moving on.

-This is rather nerve-racking.

-She tried another dress and it

-didn't quite fit her properly.

-I don't know, it wasn't quite right.

-Then she tried on another dress

-which was...

-..it was just... wow!

-Now this is a princess.

-After three, one, two, three.

-Look at the size on this.

-I feel like I'm size 8.

-That is beautiful.

-I would never, ever

-in a million years...

-..have thought of a ball gown

-like this, but how amazing.

-The swish! That is fantastic.

-For me, it was obvious

-which dress I would pick...

-..but very nervous

-about that dress...

-..because she went in

-with an idea of what she wanted.

-It'll all come down to price.

-It would be this one...

-..or this one.

-What if I can't afford either?

-I know you will.

-Shell, I don't feel

-we're making any progress.

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

-

-This is quite sexy, mind.

-Yes.

-No good for me, but still.

-You might look good in this.

-I don't know if we'll find

-what we want in here, for Shelly.

-I wonder how Emma's getting on

-with Viccie.

-I feel pizza,

-pizza and wedding dresses.

-I'd like to say thank you...!

-I want a veil!

-Bingo.

-Perfect.

-With navy jeans...

-..tan shoes...

-One problem.

-There's no pocket square.

-I realized that Auntie Jackie

-knew Jackie down to a tee.

-I was confident

-that Auntie Jackie would nail it.

-This with a pocket square,

-I'm in, done. Job done.

-So this is what we're aspiring for.

-No pressure.

-We trust Auntie Jackie 100%.

-That's what I've done.

-I've given Auntie Jackie

-a free rein to get on with it.

-She'll sort out Shelly's clothes.

-What I thought...

-Ready to serve you.

-I think these would be good for you,

-Tryst.

-Bring it on. Whoo-whoo!

-One is 1,160.

-One is 995.

-The other is 750.

-I'm not telling you

-which one is which.

-You're not telling me.

-I knew which dress

-Viccie would like.

-I was afraid of asking the price.

-I said I'd take the cheapest.

-Do you think she's going to like

-the cheapest one?

-I think she'll like it, yes.

-She'll like it so it's one of two.

-I'm all over either of them.

-Princess, Jessica Rabbit. Win-win.

-Lush.

-Hello. How's it going

-with Shelly and Viccie?

-Look at the nerves.

-We've done a lot, we've been busy.

-Sorry, rewind. Who's been busy?

-Me.

-Me, but I'm in a spot of bother.

-I met Trystan and Emma the other day

-just to catch up with them.

-I wanted to know what they'd done.

-Venue, food, chairs...

-Decorations?

-Decorations?

-

-DJ.

-Hold on.

-Something else she's spent.

-We're over 3,000.

-I soon realized that the reason

-Trystan was so angry with Emma...

-..was because there were so much

-still to be organized.

-Hair and make-up.

-What's happening there?

-Um... Oooh, oooh... I know, I know.

-This is good.

-Stevie's father...

-..Shelly's cousin...

-..is the photographer.

-Free of charge.

-Free of charge.

-

-Great, great, great.

-You'll have to be very creative

-from now on.

-Do we have decorations?

-Can you hear anything?

-Is someone speaking?

-Stop being cocky.

-Decorations.

-Um...

-No decorations?

-It'll be fine.

-We haven't discussed flowers.

-We haven't discussed flowers.

-

-Do we need them?

-Do you know I said...?

-Oh, he's gone.

-He's gone.

-We're on wedding number 5.

-Oh, gosh, I don't know.

-They were so wound up.

-You really need to speak

-to family and friends.

-I don't think it's as bleak...

-..as the picture you have painted in

-your minds, to be honest with you.

-I told them in the end...

-..no more sitting down,

-no more coffee, buckle up!

-I got this.

-I got this.

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-With time running out,

-it was time to phone a friend.

-Hiya, Chris, are you OK?

-I'm good, thanks.

-How are the arrangements?

-Well, good question.

-We're only doing them now.

-The three of us

-will have to go through them.

-I have a list of things.

-The three of us will go through

-the list to see who does what.

-Cool, great idea, brill.

-OK, OK. The cake?

-So, Auntie Jackie,

-myself and Shelly.

-She's making the cake

-because she works in...

-So, the cake, my wife is making and

-it's going to be absolutely awesome.

-It's a naked cake. Don't spread

-the word, do you know what I mean?

-Decorations?

-Creating candles in teacups.

-Like china cups.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-It sounds as if the girls are busy.

-What are you doing, Chris?

-I was just thinking...

-..I could play the piano when the

-guests walked in to the ceremony.

-That would be ideal.

-Especially in that part

-when they're signing.

-Can I leave that with you?

-I'll go off to rehearse now.

-He's gone!

-Sorted.

-Sorted.

-

-What were we going to do again?

-So, Ems and I visited Canton...

-..to find teacup candleholders

-in the charity shops.

-We went into one shop. We saw

-a crockery set in the window.

-That's what we wanted.

-Teacups in the window.

-I happened to ask the lady,

-"Do you have any more cups?"

-Oh. Gosh, you have.

-They were just one after the other.

-They brought more and more

-and more teacups.

-You have got a lot.

-I wasn't sure

-how many more they had...

-..and how many additional ladies

-they had in the back.

-I'm sure we can find some more.

-Really? Oh, brilliant.

-These are gorgeous.

-Anybody have a clue of how to make

-the candles with all of this?

-Because it's all...

-We always have to do something

-on this programme...

-..where I don't have a clue

-what I'm doing.

-We can put this in the microwave.

-We can put this in the microwave.

-

-We have a microwave.

-The challenge was filling

-the teacups...

-Well, the challenge was -

-how do you melt wax?

-Can we not just pour that in

-and melt the wax?

-Justin said he didn't know

-how to do it...

-..but he was a pro.

-Because you said pair of knobs...

-..you can take the prep

-for that awful one.

-There was a competition

-between me and Justin...

-..and Ems and Nic.

-We knew what we were doing. Who

-uses a microwave to make candles?

-In all fairness, give them their

-dues, it turned out really well.

-It's a really nice colour.

-We always forget

-about the favours...

-..those little gifts

-you have to give your...

-You don't have to give any.

-That's the point.

-People expect something.

-Do you expect favours on the table?

-Do you expect even more

-for nothing?

-Your meal is free as it is.

-Welsh cakes, fresh from the griddle.

-We visited a shop

-that baked Welsh cakes...

-..down in Cardiff Bay.

-Oh, the aroma when we walked in.

-You hear it

-before reaching the shop....

-You don't hear it. You smell it.

-You don't, no,

-but we know what you mean.

-I think you have to taste one.

-Both of us have been standing here

-waiting to hear that.

-OK. Milk chocolate.

-Something I enjoy doing

-on this programme...

-..is trying new things.

-Goodness!

-You don't say! Huh?

-The problem I have...

-..I think I can do anything...

-..but in truth, I can't do a lot.

-I'll try anything once.

-Hero.

-So, bake Welsh cakes.

-They're starting to brown. Quickly.

-Hush! Stop, you're putting me off.

-Go on!

-Thankfully,

-we didn't have to make them.

-Just flip them.

-That was enough.

-That was enough.

-

-You had problems.

-It's nothing to me.

-Look at me.

-How much does one Welsh cake cost?

-In a heart shape, 40p.

-That's not bad.

-How many do you need?

-40p for a party in your mouth.

-That's a bargain.

-What I managed to do...

-..was flip and haggle

-at the same time.

-If I ask for 100...

-..at a really, really,

-really good price...

-..is that possible?

-I'm sure

-we could do something for you.

-Then we had a really good price.

-100 Welsh cakes free of charge!

-In a bag with a ribbon.

-Really?

-Really?

-

-A gift from us.

-Fair play to you.

-You'll do that

-even though he's helping you?

-You've come prepared.

-You're matching.

-When we walked in to the ceremony

-room, the chairs were already out.

-Great, OK. Not much to do here.

-Downstairs I went

-to where the food would be served.

-We're so fortunate.

-This has all been organised

-amazingly well.

-All the tables were laid.

-The table linen.

-They'd started setting the tables

-with knives and forks.

-Photo frames and some flowers.

-Perfect. Let's get cracking.

-Let's get cracking.

-All we had to do

-was sort out the table centres.

-Like that.

-And the favours for the guests,

-the Welsh cakes.

-And that's it. Great.

-They're stuck to the cup!

-They're stuck to the cup!

-

-Yes. That's what we did.

-Well done, guys.

-Debbie does it like this.

-She literally just goes like that.

-And ties it like this.

-What does she do?

-How does she do it?

-Just...?

-Show me exactly how she does it.

-It's like tying shoelaces. Voila!

-If you say so.

-Ready?

-Watch my toes!

-We were meant to

-practise this dance.

-We were supposed to practise lots.

-Couldn't.

-Couldn't.

-

-But the time has flown.

-Work, family life,

-everything everywhere.

-I've got it all written down.

-If I can just memorize the steps...

-If she can carry the book

-while we're dancing.

-We'll be alright.

-Right. OK, let's do this.

-Ready?

-Ready?

-

-Yes.

-She twerks and stuff.

-It's funny as she shakes her bum.

-When she runs out of breath,

-she goes...

-.."I'm done now. I'm going to

-the bar, does anyone want a drink?"

-I look like a champion.

-Stop smacking me.

-Stop smacking me.

-

-I'm keeping it real.

-Hiya, Chris.

-Let me give you a cwtch.

-Nice to meet you in the flesh.

-I know, I know,

-it's so exciting in there.

-Everything's ready for you

-to set up in there.

-Do you want me to carry some stuff?

-Just a couple of things.

-Thank you, brilliant.

-Go down there

-and I'll be with you now.

-Where's Trystan when you need him?

-Woof-woof-woof.

-We've all been behaving

-rather strangely recently.

-I wondered where you was hiding.

-Hi, I've never even met you.

-Why did we hide under the table?

-Come here, babe.

-We need to grow up. Don't we?

-She did the same to me.

-She got me with the campervan.

-Have a word with Alaw

-to see if you can sort it out.

-Even Alaw said, "Sorry, I don't know

-what you're talking about."

-I went back...

-Yes, hopefully,

-do you know what I mean...

-Alaw doesn't know anything about it.

-Argh, I done it.

-Yeah, got you there!

-Whoo.

-I deserved that. I did deserve that.

-And singing.

-And singing.

-

-Yes, we sang.

-# Dim ond calon lan all ganu

-# Canu'r dydd a chanu'r nos #

-Ogi, ogi, ogi.

-Ogi, ogi, ogi.

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-Oy, oy, oy.

-Ogi, ogi, ogi.

-Ogi, ogi, ogi.

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-Oy, oy, oy.

-I started chanting ogi, ogi, ogi.

-Oy, oy, oy.

-It's like playing hockey.

-Auntie Jacks was like this.

-Can't wait for tomorrow. It's going

-to be such an awesome day.

-Absolutely brilliant.

-You're going to be the most

-beautiful woman in the room.

-You are though, aren't you?

-Let's try this one.

-Oh, I'd pay 400 just for this one.

-Well done. Even though

-you spent 400 on chairs.

-We'll gloss over that.

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-Finally, the big day has arrived.

-Viccie stayed in the wedding venue

-last night...

-..so there's time to get

-hair and make-up just right.

-Well, hopefully.

-Hello.

-Anyone getting married today?

-Maybe.

-Maybe you, Ems, we don't know.

-I do. I'm definitely

-not getting married today.

-Hiya, lovely.

-How are you doing?

-Is it as lovely as you hoped?

-It's beautiful.

-Open them. That's what we got you,

-babes. What do you reckon?

-Sexy.

-We got this.

-Come on, baby. Whoop-whoop.

-Alright, Tryst. How are we doing?

-What do you think?

-I reckon this is your standard.

-It is. See?

-It is. See?

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-Perfect.

-It was stressful this morning.

-First time in my life

-I've worn fake eyelashes.

-This one's 'anging off.

-Don't touch it.

-I have glue

-but I have no clue how to use it.

-No clue how to use the glue.

-Find a woman who knows

-how to glue stick.

-Where's Viccie when I need her?

-Are you excited?

-Are you excited?

-

-Yes. She hasn't seen her dress yet.

-This will be the first time

-she's seen it.

-She has to take it all in

-because she hasn't been involved.

-It's really good to see.

-Here we are.

-Heledd's opening the zip.

-Don't look, don't look.

-Ruby's making all the right noises.

-Ruby's loving it.

-You got it.

-That's the one, that's the one.

-That's the one we were dancing in.

-You did so good, Nic.

-Let's get it on.

-There's a step here.

-Keep your head down because you

-don't want to spoil your eyelashes.

-Keep your eyes shut,

-keep walking forward.

-Come on, quick, you're getting

-married today, not next week.

-The clock was ticking

-and the afternoon passed.

-It was 2.15pm, 2.20pm

-and we were still in the house.

-I was like

-a headless chicken peering out...

-..to check if the campervan

-had arrived.

-Almost there.

-Almost there.

-

-Can I open my eyes?

-I was telling Auntie in the van

-to switch it off to keep it quiet...

-..closing the blinds

-to make sure Shelly didn't see it.

-Goodness me.

-I'm surprised I did so well.

-You're travelling to the wedding

-in this. Open your eyes.

-Whoa!

-Amazing.

-Brilliant.

-Brilliant.

-

-I can see what you did there.

-It's Victoria Wild.

-Like it?

-Like it?

-

-Yes.

-Why are we talking here? We're late.

-We are late.

-Let's do this.

-Let's do this.

-

-Not long, babes, not long.

-Is this working?

-Am I looking alright?

-You're looking gorgeous.

-I should take more selfies but

-nerves are getting the best of me.

-Look at you.

-Whooph.

-Oh, my God, you look amazing.

-You look absolutely amazing.

-Thank you so much.

-We got this. I wonder

-what the girls are doing now.

-Are we by St Fagans?

-Are we by St Fagans?

-

-Yeah, coming up.

-Oh, lush.

-Whoa. No way.

-Cool.

-To the door.

-She couldn't get any closer.

-You're getting me out

-with my eyes shut.

-You sit there, I'll get out

-and tell you where to put your feet.

-I've got to close my eyes

-to get out.

-Hi, Shel. OK?

-Head down.

-I'll have to open my eyes a bit.

-Aye-aye-aye, bois bach. It's not

-the slick entrance I was hoping for.

-Right, open your eyes.

-One, two, three, ready.

-Ta-da!

-No way! Whoa.

-That is amazing.

-Marriage unites two people who trust

-the love they have discovered.

-The partnership allows both to grow

-and share in their own development.

-It's a statement to everyone

-of what they already know.

-They have discovered love,

-friendship and support...

-..along with the common desire

-to share their lives.

-Boom.

-Yeah!

-Wow. Oh, my God.

-You look good.

-I do!

-I promise you

-my unconditional love...

-I promise you

-my unconditional love...

-..tenderness...

-..tenderness...

-..and undying devotion...

-..because you are perfect.

-I promise you

-my unconditional love...

-I promise you

-my unconditional love...

-..tenderness and undying devotion.

-To not ask you

-to be more than you are...

-To not ask you to be more than you

-are and love you for being you.

-I give you my everything...

-..and promise to hold you,

-comfort you...

-..and defend you

-for the rest of my life.

-I give you this ring

-as a sign of my love...

-..and a symbol of the life...

-..and a symbol of the life...

-

-..and a symbol of the life...

-..we will share.

-To treasure and take care of...

-To treasure and take care of...

-..the special love we have together.

-Looks good, babe.

-Shelly and Victoria,

-congratulations.

-You are now a married couple.

-You may now kiss your bride.

-One, two, three.

-Yay!

-Oh, my God.

-Come on in.

-Oh, my God, guys.

-Oh, my God, guys.

-

-Come over here.

-Ruby, come and join us.

-It's better than I could

-ever have imagined.

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

-

-Phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal.

-Over the moon.

-I must say,

-Nic's worked so, so hard.

-Like a boss!

-And Auntie Jacks.

-We got this.

-Perfect.

-Are you happy?

-Absolutely over the moon.

-Your wife looks lovely.

-Don't she just?

-Whistle for a hottie,

-that's what I say.

-What did you think

-when she walked in?

-Absolutely stonking. Gorgeous.

-Just breath-taking.

-You can sit with her.

-That's amazing.

-The lock and the key and the V.

-I know. Stonkin' skulls,

-absolutely gorgeous.

-Team Wild.

-Trystan!

-Bring it on, baby!

-Here's where the money was spent.

-It went in an instant.

-D'you know what?

-It was worth every penny.

-Shelly and Viccie

-have had the perfect day.

-Everything was perfect.

-We've had an amazing day.

-More than I ever thought

-they would do.

-Special.

-It was fantastic, fair play.

-They liked everything.

-It's been an amazing day.

-All the hard work paid off.

-Looks more like you than you do.

-Go on, put it on camera,

-put it on camera.

-Everyone was happy.

-In some weddings, you think people

-are going through the motions.

-Shelly and Viccie are so in love.

-It just shows.

-Absolutely gorgeous.

-It's like a blanket, really.

-You can keep this one tonight.

-We won't need a quilt.

-Everyone's happy.

-Everyone's enjoying themselves,

-drinking and dancing.

-Auntie Jackie especially.

-She's a pro at this.

-Right, let's go.

-Saw the day.

-We feel we're on First Dates here.

-I'm not going to see her again.

-She's not my type.

-The cat that got the cream.

-That's a wrap.

-We're not quite ready

-to pack our bags yet.

-We're off to Dolgellau next week

-to join Lora and Will.

-We've arranged five weddings.

-Only one to go.

-You wait until the next one.

-It's going to be a sparkler.

-Get it?

-Get it?

-

-Well done.

-You did it again.

-You did it again.

-

-Really?

-Just to wind her up.

-Just to wind her up.

-

-I like it.

-Harbwr Diogel. That was lovely.

-That will do.

-Pants.

-It's too small.

-It's too small.

-

-Horrible.

-You don't do it like that.

-I can see the cards.

-Feels weird.

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