Pennod 6 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.

-Five down and only one to go.

-Welcome to Priodas Pum Mil.

-Ems, some might say we're bonkers

-to be sat on a sofa...

-..on top of Parys Mountain...

-..on a windy, freezing cold day.

-Never mind the fact we're about

-to try to organize a wedding...

-..for 5,000.

-They'd be right, on all accounts.

-A wedding costs on average

-around 20,000...

-..and it takes

-at least six weeks' organization.

-We'll try to help

-Carolyn and Gerallt's families...

-..organize a wedding in a fortnight.

-We are bonkers!

-The next wedding

-will take place on Anglesey.

-I hope the people of Anglesey...

-..are generous with their time

-and their goods.

-I'm sure they will be.

-Welcome to Priodas Pum Mil.

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-Ah! Romantic.

-Ah! Romantic.

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-Romantic, yeah!

-Carolyn and Gerallt

-live in Llangefni, on Anglesey.

-We won't know a thing.

-It's a bit like...

-# I'm on the edge,

-the edge, the edge #

-It is a bit like that

-but it's worth waiting for.

-I think so anyway.

-Why are you laughing?

-Why are you laughing?

-

-I can't cope!

-They suit each other.

-Yes - like two peas in a pod.

-I'd been on a bus to Bangor.

-I got off the bus in Llangefni...

-..and you told my mate

-you fancied me...

-..and that you wanted to marry me!

-Watch out! You're too close to me.

-My friend nicked my phone and

-texted him, pretending to be me...

-..saying I wanted to meet up.

-I could never have picked

-someone better for her than Ger.

-I took her phone and texted him

-14 years ago.

-Then, 14 years later,

-and he's my best friend.

-I want to marry him and

-spend the rest of my life with him.

-High five.

-Carolyn introduced him to me as

-Ger Tatw and that's what I call him.

-He'll always be Ger Tatw to me.

-A party isn't the same

-if Ger isn't there.

-He's the heart and soul.

-He's the heart and soul.

-

-He makes the party.

-You're cooking!

-Carolyn is a tomboy.

-She comes fishing with me.

-No matter what I do,

-she'll have a go at it.

-She doesn't care about

-her nails or her hair. Whatever.

-But when she goes out,

-she can be a princess.

-She's one in a million.

-She's my best friend

-in the whole world.

-She's like a sister to me

-and I call her my big sister.

-She's sweet, she's adorable

-and I love her to bits.

-Mr Ger Tatw, I'm not sure

-I can give her away on Saturday.

-I'll think about it.

-I want her to be a beautiful

-princess on her wedding day.

-I know she will be.

-In a dress?

-In a dress?

-

-Yes, I hope you'll be in a dress.

-Not the usual trackies or whatever.

-Not the usual trackies or whatever.

-

-And trainers.

-That doesn't bother me at all...

-..but on that day, I just want her

-to be special and to enjoy it...

-..and spend the rest of her life

-with me.

-We need to know

-what you want on the day.

-Give us some ideas...

-..that we can pass on to the people

-who are organizing your wedding.

-That's right, isn't it?

-Yes, and what you don't want

-is equally important.

-Have you discussed these things?

-No. We're easygoing.

-The only thing I want is for the

-service to be at Gwalchmai church.

-I want everyone to be there -

-my friends and family.

-Fingers crossed.

-Only two people will turn up!

-Carolyn and Ger's friends and family

-must organize their wedding.

-We've had time to get over the shock

-of them getting married.

-Are you serious? Yes.

-Ideal - I'm made up.

-I couldn't believe it.

-By the way, it's on TV. Eh?

-We know where they're

-getting married and that's about it.

-Good grief,

-what are we going to do now?

-Budget down,

-then see what we've got in the pot.

-We don't know who's coming.

-We don't know who's coming.

-

-That's the only thing worrying you.

-You two know a lot of people.

-He does.

-Half of Llangefni will be there.

-Yes - 200 to 250 people easily.

-It takes him three hours

-to go to Asda to buy a loaf.

-This day

-will be a big thing for them.

-Yes, and it's been

-a long time coming.

-We're laid-back, chilled,

-no fuss, no drama people.

-I can't promise that!

-They've dreamt about it.

-They've dreamt about it.

-

-They want this.

-What do you really want?

-What do you really want?

-

-Six winning Lottery numbers.

-There are some totally amazing

-wedding venues on Anglesey.

-Hotels, beaches

-and special locations like this...

-..where you can set up a marquee.

-I wouldn't put a marquee there

-but I know what you mean.

-Ger and Carolyn's family and friends

-don't want a traditional venue.

-They want something more...

-..what's the word?

-Rustic?

-On a farm or something?

-No, not exactly.

-But it's safe to say there will be

-some animal smells there on the day.

-Eh?

-We've talked about a venue but

-I don't know how you'll react to it.

-Puh!

-Pffffff!

-That's more like it! Pffffff!

-Mari's giggling already.

-I don't care where the venue is,

-even if it's in a field.

-Right. It's a shed.

-I wasn't expecting

-the Anglesey Show shed.

-A lot of great things happen

-in the Anglesey Show pavilion...

-..but, sorry, when I walked in,

-all I could see was a shed.

-Think outside the box.

-Carolyn and Ger always say,

-"We don't do posh."

-They're outdoor people.

-What's close to the church?

-It's the only place.

-This will be a shock to them

-but they'll think it's perfect.

-When we find locations,

-we always about availability.

-Sioned, you're in charge here.

-I've never had someone say,

-"It's available-ish."

-This is available, but we've got

-a horse show in the shed next door.

-Oh, no!

-A horse show?

-I took a breath

-and I thought, "No, it'll be fine."

-This shed is available.

-Don't you mind?

-Don't you mind?

-

-No. Absolutely lovely.

-You don't seem quite so sure!

-Carolyn and Ger will be delighted.

-We asked about the price.

-We were told it was 1,000.

-Have you ever charged

-less than 1,000?

-As I know Carolyn

-and I was in school with her...

-..you can have it for 750.

-Can we?

-Can we?

-

-Yes.

-We'll transform the shed

-into a wedding venue.

-It's an exciting place but we've got

-to make it right for a wedding.

-What have I done?

-A shed, not a hotel where you just

-walk in and have your reception.

-There are drapes to cover the walls.

-There are drapes to cover the walls.

-

-Do you have any tables and chairs?

-Yes, tables and chairs

-are included in the price.

-How many guests will there be?

-How many guests will there be?

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-We'll have 80 in the day.

-And more for the evening?

-And more for the evening?

-

-Yes, a lot more people.

-Anything up to 400.

-Anything up to 400.

-

-400?

-It's a lot of work, boys.

-Imagine a shed.

-We've got to turn that shed

-into a nice wedding venue.

-We'll do it.

-We'll do it.

-

-We like a challenge.

-We'll do it.

-We'll do it...

-..but I don't know how!

-I can imagine your face

-when you saw that shed, Mam.

-Mam will be in a hotel.

-The shed cost us 750.

-Pffffff!

-I had to do it.

-It's time for Carolyn, the tomboy,

-to try on some wedding dresses.

-I don't even know what I like.

-I hope you like one of them.

-I'd rather wear a suit.

-Ladies, good morning.

-Ladies, good morning.

-

-Good morning.

-You're very quiet.

-I don't know what to pick.

-I don't know what to pick.

-

-There's a huge choice.

-Carolyn, what do you want

-in your wedding dress?

-Now is the time to say it.

-I don't want a dress. I want a suit.

-Here we go again.

-Here we go again.

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-A suit?

-Carolyn was adamant

-she wanted to wear a suit.

-Do you want sleeves?

-Do you want a meringue?

-I want a suit.

-We're getting nowhere fast.

-She's hard work, I'm telling you.

-"I don't do heels!"

-A suit and pumps.

-If you don't sell suits,

-then it has to be a dress.

-Even when she tried on dresses

-and she looked lovely...

-..she insisted

-she wanted a suit and pumps.

-They all look better

-with a bit of a heel.

-You don't have to wear

-huge stilettos.

-She was told to wear heels.

-"I don't do heels" she said.

-If you don't,

-you end up walking like a duck.

-These dresses

-are elegant and stylish.

-You want to look gorgeous on the day

-and you'll walk nicely in heels.

-I don't do heels.

-No matter what dress she has,

-she needs heels.

-What about a one-inch heel

-with a wide base?

-I've never worn them.

-I'm sure you wear wedge trainers.

-I'm sure you wear wedge trainers.

-

-You've got to wear a heel.

-We're all different. Not every girl

-likes to wear dresses.

-Why are you laughing?

-There's a difference

-between a duck and a white swan.

-Gill put her foot down.

-You've got to wear heels, my girl.

-I'm having a panic attack.

-But Carolyn was adamant

-she was not wearing high heels.

-We've put a box here for you.

-Stand on it.

-We raised her off the floor...

-..and she realized she's too short

-to wear that dress...

-..without some sort of erection.

-Can you see that the dress

-sits better when you're elevated?

-Oh!

-Do you see the whole point of heels?

-Maybe. Slightly.

-Slightly.

-I'll walk you back up there

-to get changed.

-Dilys! All yours.

-How much of the budget

-are you happy to spend on the dress?

-What if the dress cost 1,900?

-Are you willing to spend

-1,900 of the 5,000 budget on it?

-Yes, and we'll give everyone

-McDonald's for lunch.

-Hey! That's the one I chose.

-I'll help you get on the step.

-It's really hard.

-They're all different shapes

-and princessy.

-The dress is stunning.

-I like the neck.

-But this bit is not happening.

-What do you mean? Why?

-What do you mean? Why?

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-It's too tight.

-It's a fishtail or something,

-like a mermaid.

-You love fishing though.

-You love fishing though.

-

-Yes, but not in a dress.

-Comfort comes first.

-I want to be free to dance and walk.

-After ten minutes of wearing it,

-you'll feel comfortable.

-Try sitting down.

-Good God!

-Sorry, I shouldn't say that.

-Are you confident your mother

-saw the right dress for you?

-Could you sense which one she liked?

-Could you sense which one she liked?

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-Yes, the one where she nearly cried.

-Would you wear heels with it?

-Would you wear heels with it?

-

-Maybe.

-I kept wondering about the prices.

-Go and get changed.

-I'll close the curtains

-and no listening!

-We haggled with poor Dilys.

-Fair play to her,

-she's a really kind woman.

-Did you hear us whispering?

-Did you hear us whispering?

-

-Yes.

-The dress which Gill chose

-was 1,400.

-Don't tell anyone, OK? Shh!

-Or everyone will ask for a discount!

-She came back with a price of 750.

-750? That's amazing.

-This is your fault.

-Dilys, you're a star.

-A great bargain at 750.

-Thank you, Dilys.

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-As it gets closer, it hits you.

-As it gets closer, it hits you.

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-We're getting married.

-Carolyn and Ger's mothers will

-organize their wedding for 5,000.

-I've got faith in my mother.

-Do you have faith in yours?

-Do you have faith in yours?

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-No.

-Carolyn and Ger will love it.

-Girls! Come on.

-I can see them.

-Four of the bridesmaids

-had brought their dresses over.

-Two navy and two silver.

-There will be

-14 bridesmaids on the day.

-14?

-14?

-

-Yes.

-15 including me!

-It's traditional on Anglesey...

-..for bridesmaids

-to pay for their dresses

-They give the cost of bridesmaid's

-dresses to Carolyn and Ger.

-The ushers give the cost

-of their suits to Carwyn and Ger.

-Have you thought about shoes?

-Have you thought about bras?

-Have you thought about bras?

-

-Scaffolding.

-We need to discuss these things.

-We're busty brunettes.

-Chicken fillets, scaffolding

-and a good brassiere work wonders.

-If I took this off...

-Miracles.

-We went to Bangor

-to sort out the suits.

-The black one's out of the question.

-The black one's out of the question.

-

-I wouldn't wear it either.

-I hope you don't choose that one.

-For the first time,

-I saw some nerves in Ger's face.

-That one's out of the question.

-The reality finally hit home.

-You go in the changing room.

-Aled, Danny and I will choose

-a few suits for you to try.

-You'll tell me the truth, won't you?

-You'll tell me the truth, won't you?

-

-Of course.

-Let's do it.

-In you go.

-Let's get shopping.

-Where do we start?

-He said he wanted black.

-He definitely wanted a black suit.

-Let's go for black.

-He's been digging around for clues.

-Yes, especially about the suits.

-We told him

-he'll wear what he's given.

-Yes - you get what you get.

-I didn't think

-this would be so difficult.

-What? Putting trousers on?

-What? Putting trousers on?

-

-I'm not coming in to help you!

-Ger came out in the first suit.

-It was alright.

-He was fine with the first one

-but he hated the second one.

-Behave! Your mother's here.

-He came out in the second suit...

-..looking like

-he was going to a funeral.

-It feels horrible.

-Really?

-Really?

-

-Yes.

-His face told us

-he didn't want to wear it.

-He really didn't like that one.

-You knew straightaway.

-You knew straightaway.

-

-Yes.

-Then, he tried the grey suit.

-That's better.

-He likes that one.

-Look at his face!

-We got a deal.

-We got a deal.

-

-A good deal.

-We got a pretty good deal -

-two suits for 170.

-That's everything with it.

-Two suits cost 170.

-I went dress shopping

-with Gill and Carolyn.

-How did it go?

-Ooh!

-It became very clear that Carolyn

-doesn't want to wear a dress.

-Right.

-She wants to wear a suit.

-A suit?

-A suit?

-

-Yes.

-You'll tell me next

-that she wants to wear trainers too.

-No chance!

-Heels?

-You seem fine.

-You seem fine.

-

-Because I'm holding on to you.

-I want to cry! I can't wear them.

-I can't.

-I feel like Bambi!

-Yes - you're like Bambi on ice.

-I knew this would happen.

-Mam!

-I can't look at Carolyn.

-She seems a bit annoyed!

-She turned away from the camera

-and pulled faces at me.

-Please.

-Please.

-

-No!

-Heels!

-You seem scared of me!

-You seem scared of me!

-

-I am!

-Oh, I want to scream.

-I see your mother's point.

-Maybe you should consider heels.

-Even the word 'heels' scares me.

-My mother's like a queen.

-A princess.

-They're beautiful.

-They're beautiful.

-

-Tough!

-She likes bling and heels

-but I'm the opposite.

-These are your wedding shoes.

-These are your wedding shoes.

-

-No.

-The complete opposite.

-The complete opposite.

-

-You'll wear these to get married.

-Never!

-See?

-I see.

-Flats.

-They'll struggle to get

-make-up on me, never mind heels!

-Heels!

-Why don't you promise

-to practise walking in heels...

-..and you promise to have a chat

-with me to discuss this?

-A compromise.

-We'll look at our options.

-We'll look at our options.

-

-OK. Fine by me.

-Alright?

-I'm so annoyed, I could scream.

-Genuinely.

-Heels!

-I know. Whoa!

-I'm sweating buckets. Get them off.

-Next, we need to

-sort out some drinks.

-Let's get cracking!

-Let's get it going.

-I'll get one of these.

-Me too?

-Yes. I don't want bits

-of your moustache in the cider.

-Glyn.

-It's strong stuff. You can try it.

-I'm driving.

-Leave your car here

-and stay in my caravans.

-What a character!

-What a character!

-

-Bottles.

-I'd heard about his home-made cider.

-Roll up your sleeves

-and take off that stupid coat.

-He got me to help him.

-Is there a skill to it?

-No. That's why

-I agreed to let you help.

-Oh, for **** sakes!

-Was that supposed to happen?

-What a mess!

-That's 4 down the drain.

-I spilt about 15 to 20 of cider.

-Lift it. That's done.

-Sorted.

-I hadn't understood the machine.

-I'll have to

-mop up after you, Tryst.

-You haven't even offered me a brew.

-****! I don't do brews here.

-He didn't realize

-that this is a family show.

-You can't swear on S4C.

-You can't swear on S4C.

-

-I know.

-Blinking heck!

-Blinking heck!

-

-You can't do things like that.

-You can't say **** **** ****!

-Glyn agreed to supply us

-with 36 bottles of cider...

-..and ten bottles of apple juice

-for the kids.

-All for free?

-All for free?

-

-Stop looking at me like that! Yes.

-I didn't expect that.

-You'll really

-give us all that for free?

-Yes, of course. No problem.

-Yes, of course. No problem.

-

-Let me shake your hand. Thank you.

-Thank you for your help!

-Are you going to the wedding?

-Are you going to the wedding?

-

-Yes.

-Have a shave first.

-You stick to making cider!

-You stick to style!

-You stick to style!

-

-Yes.

-I'll settle for that.

-On top of everything,

-we must think about the first dance.

-I hear you both love to dance, but I

-imagine you usually dance on tables!

-Let's see an example of the types

-of moves you've got, Ger.

-This is just for you.

-A skiing dance move.

-A skiing dance move.

-

-Yes. My slalom groove.

-Depending on the music, I throw

-a touch of Night Fever into the mix.

-How about this?

-That's why we have Gemma.

-Gemma will give you a few ideas.

-She gave us a dancing lesson.

-Do you know how to go

-into the ballroom hold?

-Have you heard of it?

-Have you heard of it?

-

-No.

-It was a bit... what can I say?

-It wasn't us.

-Gaze into each other's eyes.

-How cute!

-We like to have fun when we dance.

-I'm not a ballroom dancer.

-None of this.

-One, two, three.

-And again.

-One, two, three.

-And again.

-One, two, three.

-That's the basic move.

-Basic?

-Oh, the poor things.

-I don't think

-they'd ever danced like that before.

-Forward, back and together.

-Let's do both things

-at the same time now.

-It's like dancing with a stranger.

-It's like dancing with a stranger.

-

-You're marrying him on Saturday.

-It was weird.

-Yes - like holding a stranger.

-Yes - like holding a stranger.

-

-Like going back to school.

-Oh, you're so in love.

-I think Ger was quite keen to try

-and he was concentrating.

-Carolyn couldn't look at him

-and she giggled through it all.

-Let's just go with the flow.

-Oh, yeah!

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-Carolyn and Ger

-are about to get married.

-Bling!

-I've never worn any bling.

-I'll look cool.

-We haven't discussed

-the ceremony itself.

-I don't care about the dress,

-the cake...

-..the colours

-or how many bridesmaids we have.

-I just want to get married

-in Gwalchmai.

-I don't even care if it rains.

-She wants to get married

-in Gwalchmai church...

-..because Daf Rich,

-Carolyn's brother, is buried there.

-It's very important to you and your

-family that you get married here...

-..and that Emlyn's with us.

-Emlyn took my son's funeral service

-almost five years ago.

-He helped us through

-the worst nightmare of our lives.

-Dafydd was my oldest boy.

-He would often say...

-..that he'd be the one to give

-Carolyn away when she got married.

-That's on her mind constantly.

-Carolyn wants to be

-close to her brother.

-She couldn't choose between her

-other two brothers, Dylan and Dyfed.

-That's why I stepped in to help.

-It will be a special time

-for you, as a family...

-..when her mother

-gives Carolyn away.

-I'll be extremely proud

-of my little girl.

-Giving her away

-will be really emotional...

-..knowing that my little boy

-is outside too.

-It's going to be difficult.

-That's the only thing

-I've asked for.

-I wouldn't get married

-anywhere else.

-It's got to be there.

-That's the main thing.

-As long as it's there, we're sorted.

-I can't wait to see the two of you

-walking down.

-The local Merched Y Wawr members

-are helping with the flowers.

-First of all, strip the greenery.

-We had a lesson

-in flower arranging.

-Cara came to teach us

-and she gave her time for free.

-She was there

-to demonstrate to us all...

-..how to put

-a bunch of flowers together.

-How many of these must we make?

-Around 15.

-LAUGHTER

-That was my reaction too

-but I was too shocked to laugh.

-Some need to be bigger than others.

-We'll leave the big ones

-to the far table.

-We met all the ladies

-and they were hilarious.

-I had to move away from the ladies

-and go on the naughty table...

-..with Glynwen and Angharad.

-This is pretty. Have this one.

-Anything to get rid of mine.

-Meanwhile,

-Linda and Jean were like this.

-I'm going to make another one.

-Where was Trystan?

-I've been caught out

-eating biscuits, Jean.

-I know what was happening.

-He'd have been on the naughty table.

-He isn't interested in flowers.

-It's easier

-for me to get out of the way.

-He took ages to make a cup of tea.

-Tea's up!

-About time too!

-About time too!

-

-About time?

-I don't think I got one!

-Photographer - 300.

-Christmas tree - 28.

-Flowers - at church, the buttonholes

-and the bouquet 175.

-1,540 for the food.

-54.45 for the ribbons.

-That should come to...

-..4,678.52!

-Yes!

-If we've got 300 left,

-we've forgotten something.

-Check with the group.

-Gill, Gill, Gill.

-Have a chill, Gill.

-I don't think

-we've forgotten anything.

-I know what it is!

-Nothing.

-Camper van.

-Oh, OK.

-It's going to be a late night.

-Back in the shed,

-it's time to transform the venue.

-What a challenge!

-What time is it?

-What time is it?

-

-Midday.

-Do you remember the first programme?

-This is like deja vu.

-I want to do this.

-There's nobody here!

-The troops finally arrive.

-The bar's here.

-Hooray! More helpers have arrived.

-They're setting out the tables.

-The bar has come out and it's huge.

-Pull it out a bit.

-Leave it there.

-Flip-flops for people to wear in the

-evening when their feet are aching.

-Carolyn will be glad of these when

-she's worn her four inch high heels.

-Bless her.

-Special cards will go in the frames.

-Yes, and there's going to be

-some screaming.

-My daughter and Ger

-will definitely scream.

-They're both Stereophonics fans.

-Mam did something for them.

-I contacted them.

-You haven't lost it, have you?

-You haven't lost it, have you?

-

-No - here it is.

-Look at this wedding card.

-It was signed by the Stereophonics.

-You're brilliant.

-We're setting out the tables.

-There's a lot of work to be done.

-This is our wedding eve.

-Not Christmas Eve but wedding eve.

-You're leaving me tonight.

-You're leaving me tonight.

-

-I'll be back as your missus!

-How do you think I'll look tomorrow

-in my dress?

-Do you know

-what I think I'll look like?

-One of those dolls

-you put on a toilet roll.

-Or a doll you wind up

-and watch it spin around.

-I've got to pull it. Don't panic.

-This is the last time you'll see me

-in something like this.

-I expect to see you

-all suited and booted.

-You fancy yourself a bit.

-You fancy yourself a bit.

-

-Yes, a bit.

-You'll look beautiful and everyone

-will treat you like a princess...

-..just for one day.

-It hasn't happened yet.

-Just for one day,

-then back to normal.

-See you tomorrow.

-See you tomorrow.

-

-Big day.

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-Carolyn and Ger's wedding day

-is here. Whoo!

-It's time to see your dress.

-I hope he's up.

-Ah! Good morning.

-Come in.

-Come in.

-

-How are you, mate?

-How are the nerves?

-How are the nerves?

-

-Not bad.

-Up you get.

-I'm a bit emotional.

-That's also because you

-haven't got a clue what's going on.

-Open your eyes.

-Oh, my God. Look at it!

-It's beautiful.

-I'm speechless.

-Will you be comfortable

-in that today?

-What will Ger say?

-He'll be shocked.

-It's beautiful.

-Yes!

-Job well done.

-Are you happy?

-I've given this a lot of thought.

-Carolyn and Ger want Dafydd to be

-part of their wedding. We all do.

-I got her a little bracelet.

-We're expecting a few tears

-but they'll be nice tears.

-It's pretty.

-It's a bracelet

-with a heart on it...

-..and a photo

-of Daf and Ger together.

-She'll wear it on the day.

-I don't do crying.

-We got the tears out of the way now.

-Let's roll.

-Look at the light on that.

-She can't believe her eyes.

-Is it OK?

-Is it OK?

-That's yours.

-That's yours.

-

-Seriously?

-Are you joking?

-What's wrong?

-No way.

-No way.

-

-What's wrong?

-I don't like it.

-I don't like it.

-

-What do you mean?

-I'm serious.

-I don't like it.

-Is that the wrong size?

-What size is it?

-40 regular.

-You're not a 40.

-I'll phone the company.

-It's a mistake.

-That will never fit you.

-It won't get over your arms.

-I'll phone them.

-Ask for a different colour too.

-Don't you like the colour?

-Don't you like the colour?

-

-No. I hate it.

-I wanted a lighter colour.

-It had to happen on this day.

-Don't worry. We'll sort it.

-We'll get one.

-We can get one that fits you

-but I'm not sure about the colour.

-It could be too late.

-Maybe it's the wrong one.

-Try this one.

-I'm shaking!

-Is that one OK?

-Sucker!

-Hook, line and sinker.

-It was Danny's idea.

-Really?

-Really.

-What a relief!

-Seriously.

-Top-up?

-I'll do it in the church.

-Promise?

-Promise?

-

-Yes.

-I'll check.

-Before you get changed,

-your heels have arrived.

-Let's party!

-Ah!

-Yes!

-Let's go and find my man.

-I'm happier now.

-Do you feel comfortable in it?

-Yes. I feel great.

-I feel awesome.

-Happy wife, happy life.

-Yes! Camper van!

-That's more like me.

-This would be ideal for fishing.

-Please be upstanding for the bride.

-Welcome to St Morhaiarn Church

-on this special day...

-..in the lives

-of Gerallt and Carolyn.

-We have come together

-in the presence of God...

-..to witness the marriage

-of this man and this woman...

-..and to pray for them.

-Gerallt Wyn Roberts...

-..will you take Carolyn Elizabeth

-Williams to be your wife?

-I will.

-I, Carolyn Elizabeth Williams...

-..do take you,

-Gerallt Wyn Roberts...

-..to be my husband.

-To have and to hold.

-From this day forward.

-For better, for worse.

-For richer, for poorer.

-In sickness and in health.

-To love and to cherish.

-Till death do us part.

-I give you this ring...

-..as a token

-of my love and devotion.

-I now pronounce you

-husband and wife.

-In the name of the Father,

-the Son and the Holy Spirit.

-Amen.

-You may kiss your wife.

-Please be upstanding

-for the new Mr and Mrs Roberts.

-Beautiful.

-A shed!

-Oh, my God!

-Mr Potato Head!

-This card has been signed

-by the Stereophonics.

-Kelly Jones!

-Seriously?

-That's amazing. Thank you.

-To new friends and old friends

-and to two families becoming one.

-We're over the moon with who's here.

-All our friends are here

-and we hope you enjoy the day.

-Caz, you're kind and I'm proud

-to have you as my sister-in-law.

-Gerallt, I'm proud of you.

-We could stand here all night,

-telling you loved you are.

-We all love you.

-That's why we're here.

-You told me you were going to

-put a bet on at the bookies...

-..on me playing for Wales

-by the time I'm 18.

-Me and Mam went there and put

-the bet on for you the other day.

-Thank you.

-All the best. I hope your life

-is as happy as it's always been.

-Carolyn and Ger.

-Here's where the money went.

-For the final time, Trystan,

-let's celebrate.

-From start to finish,

-it was absolutely brilliant.

-It couldn't be better.

-They're both happy

-and that's the main thing.

-Brilliant wedding. 100%.

-I've loved you for 14 years...

-..but today, all that 14 years

-of love came together.

-Let's do it one more time

-before we finish.

-Come on.

-Priodas Pum Mil

-will be back next year...

-..and we're searching for couples.

-Contact Boom Cymru or S4C

-via e-mail, Facebook or Twitter.

-We can't wait to hear from you.

-Yes!

-S4C subtitles by Eirlys A Jones

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