Episode 3 Wedding Day Winners

You are invited to a real-life wedding.

-I do.

-I do.

-I do.

And big days don't get any bigger than this.

This is your wedding day!

-This is it.

-This is our wedding day.

Everyone ready?

We don't like to do things by halves, so this is perfect.

We've always wanted to do something different for our wedding.

We never could have pictured that it would have been like this.

-My beautiful family and friends are here, as well.

-Woo!

How far would your friends and family go

to win you the wedding of your dreams?

THEY SCREAM

Wow!

Each week, two couples and their loved ones compete to win fabulous

-prizes.

-Slipping, Patrick!

Jump!

Daddy, Daddy!

It's a day filled with love...

Little man, you're so cute.

-This is first prize.

-You look fabulous.

And surprises.

I've never seen anything like it before in my life.

I'm going to cry.

I always cry at weddings,

and that really did bring a tear to my eye.

Every week, two couples go head-to-head for a luxury honeymoon.

THEY CHEER

And the winning couple will say their fairy-tale I dos

in front of the nation.

This is Wedding Day Winners.

Tonight, you're invited to a real-life wedding.

We've got the venue...

We've got two congregations...

We've got two happy couples...

And two hosts.

Please be upstanding for Lorraine Kelly and Rob Beckett!

Hello and welcome to Wedding Day Winners,

the big day that's a big competition.

Playing tonight to win a dream honeymoon,

please welcome our first bride and groom.

From Ascot, it's Phil and Beks.

CHEERING

And here's their competition, all the way from Swansea,

it's Kirsty and David!

CHEERING

Well, playing to win wedding gifts for Phil and Beks tonight,

it's their top table.

Best men Gary and Dave!

It's Phil's mum Shirley and sister Kate.

Friends Jim and Amanda.

And Phil's kids, Henry and Isabel.

And hoping to win big for Kirsty and David, it's their top team...

Bridesmaids Lucy and Natasha.

David's dad Bill and usher Anthony.

Funky Chicken, all right.

And Kirsty's mum Denice, David's stepmum Debbie,

with Kirsty and David's daughter, it's little Ruby.

-Aw, little Ruby.

-She's so cute!

So, Kirsty and David, it's your wedding day. How exciting!

You can feel the love in the room, can't you?

We can, yeah.

We're so pleased our friends and family could be here

-for this amazing occasion.

-We can't wait.

It's so exciting. Phil and Beks,

getting married today in slightly unusual circumstances.

-How are you feeling?

-Surreal.

It's incredible to have everyone here today, looking amazing,

and, you know, we just can't wait to share it with all of you.

-It's going to be amazing.

-It's going to be such a fun day.

It's going to be a great time. A great time.

You both look gorgeous. But that's not your real wedding dress,

-obviously.

-No.

I've decided I'd like two dresses on the day.

Excellent. And, yes, why not?

-Same, yeah.

-Why not?

-Double dress, innit?

-It's a good idea.

Well, your friends and family are all here.

-Phil and Beks' lot, are you ready?

-CHEERING

-Kirsty and David's lot, are you ready?

-CHEERING

Everyone at the back, are you all ready?

CHEERING

This is no ordinary wedding day.

Our happy couples and friends and families will play games

to win their loved ones some fantastic prizes.

And then the brides and grooms will go head-to-head to win the honeymoon

of a lifetime, and the winners will get married right here.

We've even provided the reception.

Oh, it's exciting, innit? I've been up all night making

profiteroles for this, so I'm dedicated.

LAUGHTER

Lorraine, do you take me as your lawful Wedding Day Winners co-host?

-I do.

-Oh, stop it, Lorraine!

Let's get to know our couples a little bit better.

I genuinely feel like the luckiest man on earth to be marrying Beks.

She's everything I've ever wanted in a woman.

Phil makes me ridiculously happy.

I couldn't even dream of finding someone

as close to my perfect as he is.

Before Beks and I met, I had two children, Henry and Isobel.

I have them 50% of the time.

And together, Beks and I have Spencer.

She is an incredible mum.

In three years, I've gone from being single

to having a fiance and three children,

which has completely turned my life upside down,

but I wouldn't change it for a thing.

Oh, wowee!

Spencer makes our family complete.

A full house.

Daddy and the chickens have something in common.

They both have skinny legs.

Skinny, skinny, skinny legs!

HE LAUGHS

I'm so happy that Philip met Beks

and that they are

just so perfectly suited.

We always said we wanted a different wedding day,

-and I don't think you can get much more different than this.

-Not much more, no.

This way is going to show the world

-how much we love each other, isn't it?

-Yeah.

I will go to any lengths on their wedding day

to win them whatever prize.

They both deserve it more than anything in the world.

I dread to think what I might have to do, but I would do it,

whatever it takes.

I've got so much faith in my family.

I know they'll deliver, and I know that whatever you ask them to do,

they would do it, and they'll give it their all,

plus they promised me they will.

THEY CHEER

David is the love of my life.

He is my whole world,

and I just can't wait to be his wife.

It means the world to me to be marrying Kirsty

because I know that she is my soul mate

and I want to be together with her for the rest of my life.

We've been together nearly ten years now, so, yeah,

we're each other's young loves. Aren't we, really?

We've been through so much together.

They've been the happiest ten years of my life.

I'm more ditzy, but he's more clumsy.

-So he...

-No, you think that you're not clumsy,

but you're more clumsy than me.

I just work very hard at not being clumsy.

David and Kirsty are the perfect couple.

They complement each other so well.

They've just waited so long.

This is their time.

We've got a little girl called Ruby.

She's three and a half.

-She's amazing.

-She's absolutely outstanding, isn't she?

She enriches our lives and we absolutely love her.

She completes us, doesn't she?

-THEY CHEER

-High five!

I've a really strong bond with my family.

Unfortunately, I lost my mother when I was only 14.

So I'm really close to my dad. He's like a best friend to me and to

Ruby. He's an amazing grandfather as well as dad.

I couldn't be more proud of David.

Instead of me being his role model, he's my role model.

He's a perfect family man.

He dotes on his daughter.

I can't admire him any more.

I've always said I wanted an all-or-nothing wedding,

so I want it to be an amazing, unique, spectacular experience.

-Yeah.

-And I think that's what it's going to be.

SHE GIGGLES, THEY CHEER

I think my family will be amazing at the challenges.

They're all up for a laugh, and I know they'll go the extra mile

to win us prizes.

I would do anything to make sure their day goes perfect.

And if I had to and if I could, I would do backflips and somersaults.

-BOTH:

-Come on, Cymru!

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

The gloves are off and the competition is on.

I'm here with David's dad, Bill.

-How's it going?

-How are you, Rob?

Are you excited about seeing your boy

-get married?

-I can't say how excited I am.

He's my only son and I'm very proud of him.

-Oh, that's lovely.

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw!

Yeah, and do you think he's looking good today?

Absolutely fabulous. The ideal couple.

-They're perfect for each other.

-Aw!

-Oh, I'm going to cry over here.

I'm supposed to be trying to get the competition going.

Come on, Bill! Lovely to chat to you, Bill.

-And Denice?

-Hello.

Kirsty's mum. And are you excited to see their wedding?

Very excited, yes.

Yeah. Did you imagine it would be like this, on telly?

No, not at all! No. No, not at all.

-But this is Kirsty.

-She'd do stuff like this?

-Oh, she would, yes.

-Brilliant.

And the competition element, do you reckon you'll do well?

-Oh, we'll do our best.

-You've got a good crew here.

-Do you reckon...?

-Yes, we have.

-Yeah?

-You're confident, yeah? And you're competitive?

-Very.

Oh, God, I saw the venom. You're a bit more relaxed, aren't you, Bill?

But I think Denice is taking... Your eyes changed then, Denice.

You're going to do it for Kirsty and David.

-We're going to do it for them.

-Lovely. We've got little Ruby.

Are you looking forward to seeing Mummy and Daddy get married?

-Yeah.

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw!

-Oh, bless her! So cute! Right, OK,

we're going to go and see about your competition and have a little chat

with them, Phil and Beks' side.

Let's come over here.

-How's it going this side?

-CHEERS

Good? Yeah, excited?

Oh, hello, mate, you look like trouble, don't you?

It looks like you're in charge of the gaff.

So this is Henry and Isabel,

Phil's kids, and are you excited about the wedding?

-Yeah.

-Yeah? So you do jokes, Henry?

Have you got a joke for me?

Yes, I indeed have.

Oh, OK, very well spoken, isn't he?

He's like a little Dickensian child you've got here.

And what's your joke, Henry?

Why can't dogs park a car?

I don't know, why can't dogs park a car?

Because they never find a barking space.

Never find a barking space, yes, Henry!

Shirley, Phil's mum, are you excited about the wedding?

-Absolutely, over the moon.

-Oh, brilliant.

-Really happy.

-And also, it is a big competition as well, you know.

-Oh, yes.

There are no losers, but there are lots of prizes to be

-won. Are you competitive?

-Erm, yes, I think there's a bit of

competitiveness in the whole family and the whole group, actually.

-Really? OK.

-We've got a very competitive group here.

Because you know, Denice, I think Denice is the one to look out for.

-I think you might have to have a showdown.

-I've got you, Denice.

Yeah, friendly competitive.

-And Phil, is he competitive?

-Erm, just a bit, yeah.

-Is he?

He's shaking his head! Are you quite emotional?

Yeah. He'll cry if he wins and he'll cry if he loses.

Oh, right, well, guaranteed criers.

-I'll cry anyway.

-A guaranteed crier.

Very confident over here.

I think Denice and Shirley might have it out in the car park later.

But, erm, keep it friendly but competitive.

OK, so let's see if you lot have got what it takes

to be Wedding Day Winners. LK, what's happening?

Our first game is Pop Your Cork,

where every single wedding guest has to help win their bride and groom

some old school romance, a candlelit dinner...

-Oh.

-..on board a vintage steam train and...

And, very importantly, a year's supply of champagne.

-Oh!

-I know!

-Exciting, isn't it?

To win this game, all you have to do is pop the cork on those there

-bottles.

-Yes, basically, your seats are fitted

with special pressure pads, so bouncing on them fills up

the bottles, and the first team to pop their cork is the winner.

Does that sound simple, yeah?

-You up for that?

-Yeah!

-Good.

But I'm struggling to understand a little bit, Lorraine.

Well, allow me to demonstrate.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

-It's all right. How do you do it, Lorraine?

Well, you have to...

DING! OK.

DINGING

SHE GIGGLES, AUDIENCE LAUGHS

WHISTLES AND CHEERS

-Lorraine!

-LAUGHTER

Sorry!

Oh, at least she didn't shrink the suit.

The power of the bounce!

LAUGHTER

So, everybody's ready?

-Yeah, I'm ready. Now.

-OK, sorry about that.

Don't ever do that again, Lorraine.

-It's a nightmare getting back to normal size.

-I know!

Now, everybody is ready, so let's play Pop Your Cork.

Three, two, one, bounce!

-I'm going in, Lorraine.

-Go for it.

OK. Here we go.

Right... Come on, we need more bouncing than that!

That's not enough, come on!

Unbelievable. How's it going, all right?

-Horrible.

-Horrible? Horrible, we've heard.

How's it going over here, mate?

You all right? He's absolutely loving it!

Look at him. Is it all right?

-KIDS:

-Yeah!

-Henry, how's it going?

-OK!

-Keep going. It's carnage over here, Lorraine.

-How are the scores?

-Phil and Beks are in the lead.

Come on, guys, keep going, keep bouncing.

-How's it going, Bill?

-Terrible!

-Terrible!

Come on, Jason!

-Phil and Beks are nearly there.

-The Blues are nearly there.

-OK.

-Keep bouncing.

-They're catching up, though.

-It's tiring!

"It's tiring," straight from Debbie.

-Keep going, Debbie.

-Come on!

-Come on!

-Keep going!

-Keep going!

-You've got it in you!

CHEERS

The cork is popped!

Well done!

Well done, well done.

Phil and Beks, well done. Excellent.

-First game, first victory.

-Well done, team!

Thank you so much, everyone.

-Well done.

-Absolutely incredible.

All of their effort means that you have won that fantastic,

romantic steam-train journey and a year's supply of champagne, as well.

That's not bad. Not bad.

Oh, guys, they did do you proud.

-They did amazing, yeah.

-What a good effort, fair play,

well done, guys. Thanks very much.

A really good effort, really good effort.

-Wait, I can't even...

-We're off!

-I can't breathe.

LAUGHTER

I don't think much of the bouquet, do you?

Have to sort that out. That was excellent stuff.

And how was that, Debbie?

-That was tough, wasn't it?

-That was very tough, yeah.

It's hard work sitting down, doing nothing.

You just think it's bouncing, but it's hard bouncing, isn't it?

-It's hard bouncing, yeah.

-It's really hard bouncing.

-Natasha... You're a nurse, aren't you, Natasha?

-Yeah.

I'm glad you're sitting next to Bill cos I thought...

-I needed her.

-Halfway through, Bill, I thought I was going to lose you.

-He was going for it. Weren't you?

-Oh, I was.

Look, look, look, it's early days, it really is.

There's lots more to play for and lots more prizes to play for.

But tonight's biggest prize is a dream wedding right here

for our winning couple.

Here are some experts who know all about the mysteries of love

and marriage.

We've been together for two and half years.

No, we haven't.

I think it's 47, 48 years.

-I'm not very good at dates, but...

-Yes.

We met in South Wales, Burry Port.

It really was love at first sight.

I proposed on our second date,

and we got married as soon as we possibly could, really.

It took about three dates for us to say we love you,

and we were married really quite quickly after that.

Two years later.

We met through social media.

Yeah, one night, I just poked him.

And then that's it.

We spoke ever since, didn't we?

One poke and a baby later.

Welcome to our wedding outfitters.

It's their wedding day and our brides have been called upon

to dress their grooms and groomsmen.

Of course they have. Dressing to the left,

it is Phil and Beks with their best man, Gary.

And dressing to the right, it is Kirsty and David with their usher,

Anthony. Look at that.

In you come. Wow.

These are some outfits, aren't they?

-Have you worn this before?

-A couple of times, yeah.

-Have you?

-We wore this in Amsterdam a couple of years ago.

-Did you?

-Yeah.

You look different without the glass window in front of you.

-Your hair looks the same as mine.

-Yeah, same style.

It's worrying when pink Y-fronts aren't the worst bit.

-LAUGHTER

-Ladies, as well, you look...

-BOTH: Thank you.

-Do you like my hair?

You sort of both look like every dinner lady I've ever met

combined into one.

Right, to explain the game,

please welcome a man whose suits are so sharp,

they come with a safety warning.

From First Dates, it is Fred Sirieix!

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

-How are you? How are you?

-Fine.

-Hello, Freddie, you all right?

-Good, thank you.

-Nice to see you.

-You look good, don't you, mate? You always do.

-You too.

-Look at you.

-I feel I'm going to court.

-Your idea to dress them like that?

-Yeah. That's the only way I work,

if they dressed like this.

He looks quite comfy if he was lazing around on the sofa, Fred.

-Yeah, it's perfect.

-What do you wear if you're just having a sofa

-day?

-That.

-That? Just that?

-Yeah.

-Just the boxers?

Yeah, no, the blue is good. It goes well with my eyes.

I don't think that's what I would be

looking at if you was wearing that, Fred.

Now, you are in your pants,

and you can't go to your wedding in your pants, can you?

Fred, can you please explain what they need to do?

Well, it's very simple.

You each need to dress in the full morning suit,

top and tails, and you are going against the clock.

And at speed on the conveyor.

These catwalks behind us will be moving as you get dressed,

so good luck with that. What are you looking for today?

Sartorial elegance.

I like some class.

But above all, the one who wins is the one who will have

-the most clothes on.

-Yes.

OK. Brides, you are today's shop assistants, and you'll be passing

the items of clothing as they are announced,

finishing with the top hats.

Grooms, you've got a bit of a head start, you've got your shirts on.

Watch out for a few surprises coming your way

on the catwalks.

You're playing for an exclusive personal shopping day with lunch and

-spending money.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

-Very good.

-25 quid. Not bad, is it?

-LAUGHTER

Brides, please go to your departments and, gentlemen,

take to your cubicles.

And let's play Changing Grooms!

On your marks, get set, get dressed!

Good speed. Look at that. Excellent speed.

Keep going, girls. You are up against the clock. So hunt, hunt, hunt.

Come on!

I know you've got it, Beks!

Right, from behind. Behind.

Did no-one tell them the rules?

How do you put these on?

Go on, Phil, go!

There you go, get them on.

Oh, he's gone. Oh, no.

Lovely stuff over here. Keep going, mate.

What did you think was going to happen?

Come on. Hurry up!

-Come on!

-He's gone.

Shirt.

These shirts, silk effect, hand-stitched by a butcher, I think.

By the looks of things.

-Absolute face plant.

-Let's keep it going.

Come on, Gary!

-Socks. Grab your socks.

-Socks.

They are known as foot gloves.

-What am I going to do with this?!

-Lovely throw.

Lovely action on the throw.

Oh, no!

Come on!

Keep going!

-Keep going!

-You all right?

Come on, mate, keep going!

Get that sock on.

Oh, lovely work there. Keep going, mate, you got this.

David, I've got a cravat.

-Put the cravat on. Go! Come on.

-Is it on wrong?

-Yeah, it's on wrong.

-Yeah, a little bit, mate.

-Come on!

-Keep going, son.

Fred, do you like my hat?

Gary. You can do it.

Put it on, put it on.

Just put it on. Quick! Hurry up.

-Well done.

-You look smart!

-Come on, Gary.

-Oh, no!

-No!

-Oh...

-Get up!

-You can do it!

David. Come on... Yes!

Over the leg and up!

I've never been so excited... Oh!

-Come on, Daddy!

-David!

David...

-Get the jackets on.

-Put it on your head, Gary.

Look at this geezer.

Look at him. He looks better than me on my wedding day.

Hurry up.

Big drop there. Don't laugh at him, that's your husband!

That's her husband!

-Come on.

-You don't need shoes, anyway.

Get those shoes on, boys. You are behind.

-Are you OK?

-Oh...

Oh, he's...

What's going on?

He's down again!

-David.

-Come on, lads, it's the last...

..the last few seconds! Time is running out!

Ten seconds to go.

Oh, my God!

Are you OK?

That's it, finished!

Time is up.

Well done.

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

I mean, incredible.

It was a tough game. Looking great there, look.

Come in, lads.

Give us a good pose, like you're on the end of the catwalk.

Nice. Nice.

Right, you lads, give us it. Straight on that.

At one point, you just dropped.

I know! It was like, "I've had enough of this, I'm done."

Incredible effort, though.

-Fred, what did you think?

-Yeah. I mean, it is entertaining.

You look like at the end of the reception.

Never mind the start of the wedding.

Getting the shoes on, that's a bit of a Mickey-take.

That is a bit showboating.

-How did you do that?

-I'm not sure.

Dynamo, levitating!

So, Fred, can you talk us through the outfits of what they managed to

-achieve?

-Well, Kirsty and David here have done quite well.

I mean, it is lacking the trousers, of course, and the shoes, the socks,

the cravat. I mean, the waistcoat, as well. I mean, it's just...

It was nice of you to lend them your pants, as well, Fred.

-We'll get them washed.

-Thank you.

-And you can take them back.

-So we are going to give them eight points.

-Eight points.

-Well done.

Thank you.

Phil and Beks, I mean, look at that.

What...? I mean, you are just a natural.

Have you been practising before you came here, or...?

Yeah. We've got one of these at home.

Have you?

Very good. Very impressed.

It is 14 points. Well done.

So that means, Phil and Beks' team, you have won.

Congratulations.

You've won the ultimate VIP personal shopping experience with a fancy

-lunch.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

For two. Sorry, Gary.

-Well done, guys. Good job.

-Congratulations.

-Well done, mate.

-Oh, look.

Can we have a bit of order? Stop.

Stop pretending to be nice.

It's the most British thing I've ever seen!

You're supposed to be competitive,

you are not supposed to be best mates.

Well done. Let's hear a huge round of applause for Fred

and all of our dressers.

APPLAUSE

Coming up...

Ashley Roberts and Jimmy Osmond kick off the wedding disco.

McFly gate-crash Kirsty's hen do.

Oh, my!

And the couples go head-to-head

to win a luxury honeymoon

and decide who gets married

right here at the end of the show.

Now, when Phil's best man Dave and usher Andy said they'd throw

themselves head first into any challenge to support Phil and Beks,

that turned out to be a bad choice of words.

Especially when Tom Allen is involved.

# Volare... #

When one thinks of Italy, one always imagines

fashion, romance and,

of course, a giant slingshot.

Ah!

# Let's fly way up to the clouds... #

Whoa!

My name is Tom Allen, and this is the slingshot...of love.

We're here putting two of Phil's

groomsmen to the ultimate test.

Meet Andy.

He'll be answering six impossibly difficult questions about the happy

couple. Feeling confident?

-Not really.

-Great.

Now we are going to meet best man Dave.

Say hello, Dave.

Hello, Dave.

So, Andy and Dave, welcome.

Dave, what made you agree to being strapped into a giant slingshot?

I'm not so sure now cos it's not particularly comfortable.

Dave, do you have a message you'd like to give

to Phil and Beks at this time?

This really hurts, so I hope this is worth it for you guys.

That is a very romantic sentiment.

Now, the more questions you get right, Andy,

the less pain it is for Dave.

Also, the more questions you get right,

the more prizes you can win for Beks and Phil.

Here's what you'll be playing for.

Two correct answers gets them great tickets to a West End show.

Four right adds a fancy dinner.

Six right, it's all that plus a night in a top hotel.

For every question Andy gets wrong,

Dave here will be catapulted at a speed of 0-80mph

in just two seconds.

That's pretty fast, isn't it?

-Oh!

-Whoa!

MUSIC: Rocket Man by Elton John

-Andy, are you ready?

-I'm ready.

OK. Question one - on one of their first dates,

Beks found herself stuck up a tree and bursting into tears.

Why?

She was on a zip line and she was scared of heights.

Correct. OK, question two.

Once, Phil pulled a one-week sickie at work.

What elaborate excuse did he give his boss?

-What is it, Andy? What is it?

-He's adopted!

-Yes!

That was correct, but too slow.

MUSIC: I'm Like a Bird by Nelly Furtado

Andy, question three.

Beks and Phil have four pet chickens.

Really?

Name one of them.

Um...

-Wotsits?

-Correct.

Question four - Phil's lucky number is 23.

Can you tell me why?

-Andy, come on. Quickly.

-Um...

His favourite footballer, David Beckham.

Correct.

You are doing very well here, Andy.

Very well. Dave OK?

-Not great.

-OK.

Andy, it's question five. Thanks to a joke played by Beks,

what did Phil wear the first time he met Beks' family?

-Andy, that is far too slow.

-Sorry, Dave.

It was a grass skirt and a coconut bra.

Of course it was. Beks told him the night had an Hawaiian theme.

MUSIC: HAWAII FIVE-O THEME

OK, this is your last question, Andy.

How are you feeling?

-Confident.

-Yes, I'm sure.

OK, question six. According to Phil,

which movie star does Beks think he looks like?

-Hugh Jackman?

-No.

Brad Pitt.

MUSIC: ET THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL THEME

Brad Pitt?!

Congratulations.

Andy, you did so well.

-And Dave.

-Who?

Guys? Guys?

Can you get me down? Hello?

Oh, that was fantastic. Absolutely fantastic.

Never in a million years would I have thought they'd have done that.

-Amazing.

-They are really good friends to do that.

-They are.

I mean, that is remarkable. That is above and beyond, isn't it?

I know, yeah, tell me about it. They are amazing.

You said it was a wee bit painful.

It was very painful to the groin and the chest area.

I understand. I hear you.

Now, Andy, how did you decide who was actually going to be catapulted?

-At any point where you going to be there?

-No.

-Right.

-Questions were fine.

You just wanted to do that.

You did really well.

-I've known him for a long time.

-Yeah, you could tell.

-It paid off in the end.

-Would you do the same for them?

-No!

-Of course I would, yeah.

-And, kids, what did you think?

-Would you like to have a go?

-I'd love it!

-I think Dave

was a bit happy cos it looked like he had fun on that one.

-It did look like he had fun. And you did, actually.

-I did, yeah.

Do you know what? They have won you a great prize.

Absolutely brilliant prize.

VIP tickets to that West End show

and a really fantastic slap-up dinner, as well.

-Amazing.

-That's pretty good, isn't it? That's not bad at all.

Not bad at all.

For all their effort, what would you like to say to them?

Thank you so much, obviously, first and foremost.

I think the two of them are the most amazing blokes I've ever met.

-They're great.

-And what you've done for us there is just incredible.

-Thank you.

-Phil loves you both.

-I don't want to cry, but...

-Aw!

I'm going to shut up now!

And you two, are you looking forward to the big day?

Of course it's the wedding day! We mustn't forget that.

-Of course I am.

-Of course you are.

I know, it's going to be great fun, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-And you look so beautiful, so pretty.

And you look very, very handsome, young man.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-You do. Very pretty.

Listen, thanks to all of you. That was absolutely brilliant.

Well done, well done, that man. Great stuff. Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Do you know what? The surprises, they don't stop there.

We all love a good disco here on Wedding Day Winners,

but we don't just book a DJ and some lights,

we booked Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts

and set her a special dance challenge.

I'm travelling the country to track down family members

from both wedding parties.

What they don't know is that they're going to have to take on

a dancing challenge.

Not just any dancing - disco dancing, baby, yeah.

My first three unsuspecting dancers are in Cobham.

Phil's mum, sister and Beks' friend Amanda

think they're here for wedding outfits.

Instead, they're going to become disco dollies,

because I'm upstairs ready for the surprise.

I do actually have a really special collection

that's just come in from America this morning.

So, we have this lovely little glittery number.

-Gorgeous.

-That's really pretty.

That's perfect for you.

This one, what do you think?

I couldn't possibly wear that.

These outfits were ordered in just for you.

Ashley.

MUSIC: Don't Cha by The Pussycat Dolls ft. Busta Rhymes

Hi.

Surprise.

You ladies will be centre stage

performing a disco-inspired dance routine.

You look fabulous, but I think you need to go and get changed.

I can't believe I'm going to do this, but, yeah, yeah.

It's time for dancing, ladies.

Follow me. Five, six, seven, eight.

Next up, Swansea, to surprise Dave's dad, Bill,

stepmum, Debbie, and Kirsty's mum, Denise.

I'm making an understated entrance

with a local marching band.

So, have you got your dress yet?

No, I haven't. I'm just hoping that something will just, you know,

jump out at me.

What is that?

Wow.

Bill, Debbie, Denise,

I thought I'd give you a little taste

of the limelight, because - dun-dun-dun -

you're going to be performing in a knockout dance routine

the day of the wedding.

Yes. So, how are your dance moves?

I did dance once in the 1970s.

-How'd that go?

-Not well.

-Not well?

Should have some disco moves, though.

We only just come out for a cup of tea and a coffee.

Get up, follow me.

Get up, Bill, come on, we've got to get your groove on.

So, what is a Pussycat Doll?

Bill, I'll tell you later.

Wow, a Pussycat Doll in Swansea.

I don't think Bill knew what hit him, did he?

I mean, Phil and Beks, did you have any idea that the ladies

in your family were hanging around with a Pussycat Doll?

-We had no idea, did we?

-We'd have joined them, wouldn't we?

-To be fair.

-You would have.

-Well, I would have, yes.

Let's not ruin the relationship yet. Let's get married first.

And are you confident? Do you think they are any good at dancing,

will they pull it off?

-I'm confident. I think they'll smash it.

-I'm super-confident now, yeah.

Oh, that's fighting talk, fighting talk.

Kirsty and David, you've got some disco divas in your team,

-haven't you?

-We do.

-Yeah, my dad used to have an Afro,

so I think this is right up his street.

-Really? I can't imagine Bill with an Afro.

-I don't know, though.

I think he'd quite suit it.

I reckon he should bring it back.

-Do you think you've got this?

-I think we're confident, yeah.

-They're going to surprise us.

-Very confident.

OK, so to judge this contest,

we need someone who knows their '70s music.

We do. Now, this judge was part of a band

that sold over 100 million albums

and clocked up 50 gold and platinum records.

Cool, and I think I can hear his platforms heading this way.

MUSIC: Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees

Please welcome Jimmy Osmond.

Oh, yeah. Hello, Rob. How are you, buddy?

Hi, sweetheart, how are you?

-Jimbo, you all right, mate?

-You look like one of my brothers.

I know, we've got the same mouth. We're mouth twins.

Same teeth, look at that. You just need a bit of bling.

-Loving the shoes.

-Thank you.

-Incredible, mate.

-I pulled these out, and the flares.

Come on, you all have them.

Where do you get a pair of those, Shoe Zone?

Now, have you ever had to kind of judge a wedding dance-off before?

Well, I'm the youngest of nine -

you can imagine how many weddings I've been to.

And I have judged before.

So what I'm really looking for, though, is some people, you know,

able just to let go and just throw themselves into it.

So, that's what I'm going to look for.

Brilliant. So, Jimmy, if you can take your seat on the disco throne.

I mean, it's just a chair, but use your imagination, Jim.

Jimmy Osmond.

Well, do you know what? Going to the movies will be a thing of the past,

because the victorious dance team will win their couple

-a home cinema system.

-Ooh! That's exciting.

Let's get back to the '70s. It's time to get down and get funky.

-It's the wedding disco showdown.

-Woohoo!

CHEERING

MUSIC: Love To Love You Baby by Donna Summer

MUSIC: Daddy Cool by Boney M

Go on, Dad.

MUSIC: Disco Inferno by The Trammps

Go on!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well done. Well done.

Come over here, Ashley. Tony and Bill, come on.

Well done, everybody. Weren't they amazing?

-Yes, they were amazing.

-What did you think, Ashley?

Some Pussycat Dolls here, maybe.

Oh, for sure. I mean, Bill flashing some of those '70s moves.

Honey, I see you in that pink, it's fabulous.

He was a classified deadly weapon, wasn't he, Ash?

Weapon, for sure. And this thing over here with the shimmies, Katie.

Definitely spicy, I liked it.

OK, so how do you think that they all did?

I think they did fabulous. Amazing. Very proud. Very proud.

Brilliant. And I mean...

Bill, come forward, Bill.

Bill and Tony, where's Tony?

Bill, not your normal Saturday night?

-Absolutely.

-Yeah, every night in Swansea?

-And Friday.

-And Friday. Can't stop it.

-Seven days a week by the end of this.

-I know.

Tony, I hope you don't mind me saying, but you're in your 70s.

Round of applause.

How did you find it?

-Hard.

-Hard?

-Yes.

-Did you enjoy it, though?

-Great fun.

-Unbelievable.

-Enjoy it, Bill?

-Very much.

-Good, good.

Phil and Beks, what did you think of that?

-It was incredible.

-Oh, my God. I can't believe what you just did.

No, I can't believe it.

Insane. Amazing, amazing.

Oh, my God, I'm so impressed.

Brilliant. Kirsty and David, you've experienced Disco Diva Debbie.

There she is. That was incredible, the Triple D.

-How was that?

-They looked fab and... Oh, it was amazing.

-They nailed the routine. It was fantastic.

-I'm going to cry.

It was so good. So good.

Now, Jimmy, did that take you right back to the 1970s?

It did. It was... What a great job from both families.

I thought they were fantastic. They both should be very proud.

And I love this lady, Debbie.

Did you see her work her shoulder?

That was awesome.

And as far as these two guys, they look like the Blues Brothers.

But especially Tony.

Tony the Tiger, he was so funny,

because he was, like, coming around and when he popped it,

I think I heard him crack from there.

How is your back, Tony, all right?

-Yeah, it's fine.

-All right, it's working?

It's fine, it's working.

What I really loved was the expressions, that guy.

That guy.

-A dancer right here.

-He's out there snarling.

-You know, he's snarling.

-Give us the snarl.

There can only be one winner, though, and they were incredible.

Is it going to be Phil and Beks' team or Kirsty and David's

who just had the edge?

Start the car.

You know, it's just so hard, and you know, you were wonderful, as well.

The mums at the front were terrific.

I'm trying to just make everybody happy.

Yeah, but to be fair, it'll be 2070 in a minute if we don't...

Can we have an answer, who's won?

I have to say that the stage presence

and the sharpness together, it has to go this way.

To Phil and Beks' team.

Congratulations, Phil and Beks,

your friends and family have won you a home cinema system.

Well done.

And also well done to Kirsty and David's team.

Great effort. Very well done.

Absolutely fantastic,

and a big thanks to all our Saturday Night Fever divas,

Ashley Roberts and Jimmy Osmond, of course.

OK, so, like all weddings, we've got cameras everywhere,

but sometimes, ours go deep undercover,

as Kirsty found out when her favourite band

crashed the hen party. It's all about you, McFly.

We're on our way to Swansea because we've been told the bride,

Kirsty, is a massive McFly fan.

Tonight, it's Kirsty's hen party, and we are going undercover.

Are you ready to get changed for the party?

No, no, we're not going undercover as hens,

-we're pulling the strings, mate.

-Oh.

-Undercover.

It's Kirsty's big karaoke night,

so we've wired the place with hidden cameras,

which means the hen party have no idea we've taken complete control.

If you'd like to come through, ladies.

Tonight's all about the bride, but Kirsty's best friend Lucy

is about to get a secret McFly mission to make it all about her.

I'm going to go for a wee.

-Hi.

-Hi.

-Oh, my God.

Looking a bit shocked. You all right?

Very. Yeah, I'm fine. Fabulous.

Lucy, this is not your average hen do, OK?

We are going to give you a secret earpiece

-and we need you to do everything we tell you, OK?

-OK.

And if you can complete all the tasks,

you'll win a dream prize for Kirsty and David.

-Amazing, OK.

-OK? up for it?

-Yeah, up for it.

Go on, Lucy. We believe in you.

Lucy's earpiece is in place.

Now let's hijack the hen do.

When the waiter goes, say to Kirsty, he's quite cute, isn't he?

-He's quite a cute waiter, isn't he?

-Yeah, he's all right.

Say, "Oh, I could eat him up."

-I could eat him up.

-Really?

-Could you?

No, I didn't...

I'd like to dip him in that ketchup.

-I would, with some ketchup.

-No.

-Definitely.

-OK, Lucy, go and find where the cake is.

I got this made.

-Oh, my God.

-Now, walk towards the steps and drop the cake. OK?

-Do you want some cake?

-Drop it now.

-Drop it now.

Oh! What have you just done?

I'm so sorry.

We can still eat it.

Lucy, I think you can redeem yourself by singing a song

with Kirsty.

Right, Kirst, let's just do some karaoke, please?

-BOTH:

-# It's all about you

# It's all about you, Lucy... #

-Mate, I think we should join in.

-Shall we join in?

-Shall we go downstairs?

-All right, let's go.

# It's all about you, baby

MCFLY: # It's all about you... #

Oh, shut up!

# It's all about you, baby

# It's all about you

# It's all about you, baby... #

Lucy's been wearing a secret earpiece

and we've been speaking through it from a room upstairs.

Oh, shut up!

Oh, my God!

McFly joining my hen, I just can't even explain.

It is just the most amazing thing ever.

Literally, I have no words. No words.

ALL: # It's all about you... #

-Everyone point at Kirsty.

-# It's all about you. #

Fantastic. And it is all about you, of course,

the bride, this is the day of your wedding.

But you had no idea?

-No idea.

-At all?

-At all. It was a complete surprise.

-And you love them, don't you? You love McFly.

-I do love them.

The whole family do. Yeah, my mum loves them, I love them,

my daughter loves them now. So, yeah.

Three generations of McFly fans.

-We love McFly.

-So you really didn't have a clue?

-No.

-But what about when the cake fell?

No, I just thought that she'd had a few drinks before coming

and that she was a little bit merry.

You were very good at taking directions.

-Was I?

-You were, you were.

You could tell now and again you were thinking,

"Oh, I can't believe I'm doing this."

Yeah, I thought, "I'm going to get found out straightaway."

-But I did well. I didn't.

-No, you didn't.

-And having McFlies in your ear?

-It was hard.

-They pushed me to my limit.

-They did.

-They really did.

Well, do you know what?

We thought we'd give you another wee surprise.

It's Tom Fletcher from McFly.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Oh, I'm going to cry.

-Hello. Hello.

-Hello!

How are you doing? Hiya, mate. Nice to meet you again.

Hi, how are you?

I'm sorry again.

Where shall I sit? Shall I sit here? Hello.

That was just so cheeky, and you were...

You were chortling, actually.

Do you know what? It was actually terrifying.

-Was it?

-We were both so nervous.

I love the fact that you did the surprise in the loo.

-You went for a wee and then there was McFly.

-They jumped out at me.

Yeah, it's where me and Harry hang out.

-A bit disturbing.

-It was Harry's idea.

It was very, very good, it really was.

Do you know what? You've been so, so good.

-Thank you for doing that.

-Oh, it was brilliant fun, it was great.

-We really, really appreciate it.

-Well done, you were so good at it.

- Thank you. - You dropped that cake well.

You did, you did. You really, really did.

For completing the task, there is a massive prize,

there is a great prize, actually, Lucy,

all down to you and the boys from McFly.

They've won you... I think all parents need this -

it's a night off at a luxury spa, just chill out. Both of you.

You can go, too.

CHEERING

Let's hear it for the hen party and, of course,

-McFly's gorgeous Tom Fletcher.

-Thank you.

Tonight's winning couple will be starting married life right here

in front of the nation,

and their friends and family have some wisdom to share.

-The secret to a happy marriage is to keep talking.

-Yeah.

-I often read your mind, don't I?

-Unfortunately, yes.

That's a double-edged sword.

I pre-empt what he's going to do.

I know him so well.

And when I've been up to something, you know before I do.

I always come home for a lovely dinner.

Is that it?

Cooking?

Well, you've got to respect each other,

you've got to be kind to each other.

So, although you might bicker,

to never have a serious argument

and to always kiss good night before bed.

She supports me more than I deserve and I love her very much.

Ah.

You look like a right wally.

So, from one hen do to another hen do.

Nikki, you was on Beks' hen do. How was it, good?

Yeah, really good fun.

-What did you get up to?

-I set myself on fire.

-You set yourself on fire?

-Making cocktails.

What was it, a Molotov?

-Are you OK now?

-Absolutely fine.

I'd just go for a pre-mixed drink.

I'm going to move along here. We've got Henry.

Henry, can I have another quick joke?

Is that all right? Have you got another joke for me?

What is a footballer's favourite tea?

OK, what is a footballer's favourite tea?

Penal-tea.

Oh, he's absolutely smashed it again.

Well done, Henry. Isobel, you're good?

Yes! Moving on to Tony.

Tony, Beks is your youngest child. How many kids have you got?

-Ten.

-Ten.

No wonder you need to sit down, Tone.

-Yeah.

-Ten kids.

Yes, seven girls, three boys, 16 grandchildren,

five great-grandchildren.

And you're excited to see her get married, are you proud?

-Yes, I am.

-And happy, it's free as well, isn't it, Tone?

-Yeah.

Because you've dumped a few quid on weddings in your time, Tone.

We're going to go over here to David's friends.

Darren, isn't it? Is it Darren?

Darren, I remember everyone's names, not a problem.

And you can speak Welsh, I hear. Don't worry, I can do some Welsh.

Hello, boyo.

You took it better than I thought you was going to.

Could you give me "good luck on your wedding day" in Welsh?

-Can you teach me it?

-Pob lwc...

Poor bloke?

Poor bloke. Yeah, so poor bloke.

HE SPEAKS WELSH

SCATTERED CHEERS

Two other Welsh speakers absolutely loving it.

The thing is, though, if you don't speak Welsh,

-no-one knows if you done it right, do they?

-Yeah, exactly.

I'll leave that one. I think that's pretty impressive, though.

Lovely stuff. I'll head over now and speak to the grandparents.

We've got Peter and Maxine. Peter, so how long have you been married?

I don't know exactly but it is about 47 years, I think.

47 years.

That's impressive, isn't it?

-Seems more.

-It seems more? Don't push your luck, mate.

47 years you've been married.

And are you proud of David today?

Oh, yes. Oh, very, very proud.

And any advice for them?

Well, respect each other, be good to each other,

and, oh, this is a big question, Rob.

It is a big question, Pete, but I think you've got it in the locker.

You've smashed it already, I'd say.

Yes, and keep the physical side going.

Absolute legend, Pete. Put it there. Keep the physical side going.

Fair play, mate. No wonder you was tired on the bouncing.

You're an absolute animal, Pete.

Well, you guys can all relax.

Your work here is done because now it's about the brides and grooms

going head-to-head to play for tonight's biggest prize.

OK. This is it.

Whoever wins this last game will be getting married right here

before jetting off on a 5-star luxury honeymoon to Sri Lanka.

You're about to take on Wrap Battle

and you're going to be harnessed on special pulley ropes.

Obviously, it's your wedding, isn't it?

When one of you guys up, the other comes down.

-That is marriage, I'm afraid.

-It is indeed.

Now, on the walls are these numbered gifts and bows.

Now, you have to match the bows to the gift boxes in numerical order.

The first team to match them all obviously wins,

but it's working together that is absolutely crucial.

Who is in charge over this side, would you say?

-Me.

-Instant. Hand up, yes, please.

I'll tell him what to do.

She is to blame, then.

Oh, wow.

It's not starting well, mate. You're not even married yet.

Already shifting blame.

So, who's going to be in charge of this one?

-I think that's probably me.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, I think, probably.

OK, and honesty time after, is there?

And what is your biggest worry about this game?

Lads, I'm imagining the harnesses

and the honeymoon might be impacted upon.

What is concerning you about this?

It's all about communication and coordination,

so I've got no chance, really.

OK, so I've never seen the brides and grooms looking more dignified.

It's lovely to see, so be proud, and take your positions.

Well, to grab that A-list honeymoon, let's play Wrap Battle.

Here we go, they are off.

Down, down.

Beks, are you ready? Are you ready?

-That's one in.

-Down, down.

-Oh, it's tough.

-Are you listening?

I'm coming up.

He's absolutely loving it. Look at him.

This is good teamwork. This is good teamwork.

-Isn't it good?

-Yeah, really well.

Left, darling, left, left.

No, I can't.

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

Yes, come on.

Again, Bubba, try again.

Get it, get it. Yes.

She did good there.

Oh, straight on two.

We're even-Stevens.

-That's two all.

-It's below you, Bubba.

-Yes, good girl.

-Coming up.

David's swinging around. It's gone!

It's on the floor.

Come on, you've got this, you've got this. Let's go.

-Oh, get it.

-Yes!

Oh, he's pirouetting.

They're currently in the lead.

-Down, down.

-It's close, isn't it?

Push up. Up, up.

Here he goes, upside down.

-He's an animal.

-Push up.

-Look at that.

Push up!

Oh, dear.

-Come on, come on.

-They're one ahead now.

It's there, darling.

Over.

Beks, you're going to have to catch it, OK?

I can't get across.

-Hurry up, Bubba.

-Bubba, hurry up, Bubba.

Yes.

Oh, it's close. 6-5.

He's upside down again.

Oh, no!

Lean over, Beks.

Keep going, Dave.

Push up.

Go on, has he got it?

He's done it.

Well done. Congratulations.

CHEERING

-Awesome. Awesome.

-Well done, mate.

-Close.

-Good game.

Phil, come down. Well done. It's absolute carnage, Lorraine.

And it's a honeymoon win for Phil and Beks.

Well, we've got a winner, Phil and Beks.

Come and join us. You're today's Wedding Day Winners.

Oh, congratulations. Congratulations.

But Kirsty and David, there are no losers here,

you're about to get married,

and we're sending you off on an amazing 5-star mini-moon

to Santorini.

Oh, wow, thank you. That's amazing.

-Have you enjoyed yourselves?

-Yes, it's been amazing.

-Fantastic.

-Such a good experience.

-So good. Thank you so much.

You've been absolutely amazing.

We can't express how much we love you all.

You know what, though? You have been a fantastic couple.

We've loved having you, we really have.

Of course, enjoy your wedding.

-It's your wedding day.

-I know, yeah.

-You have to go and get changed.

-Thank you.

-Kirsty and David.

Do you know what? We should say, you've actually got a fear

of heights, so that was a big deal for you, wasn't it?

-It was a really big deal.

-It was really, really scary.

Do you know what? We can't thank you all enough

-for doing what you've done and... I feel really emotional.

-I know.

You've all been amazing. Thank you so much for being part of our day.

From the bottom of our hearts, literally,

we thank each and every of you.

-He's going.

-It's amazing.

I will go if I have to, but thank you.

Well, they've won you loads of prizes,

and you've won a 5-star luxury honeymoon to Sri Lanka.

Can you believe it, you're going to get married now after that?

No, not really.

Well, do you know what? Your big moment is almost here.

And this is what makes you such a wonderful couple.

He's loving, he's caring,

and he's one of the most selfless men I've ever met.

I feel so lucky that Beks has come into my life.

She's someone who I want to spend the rest of my life with.

I'm super proud of Philip as a little brother,

he's always been wonderful,

and it's going to be great to share his wedding day with him.

Beks is going to be the last child

that I shall be walking down the aisle.

I'll be sad to let her go.

I'm going to be so proud to see Bekky on her wedding day.

I love her a lot. She's really special to me.

To see Beks walk down the aisle behind me

is going to get me emotional now.

My mum would be so happy.

I hope that she's looking down on our wedding day and just be proud.

-BOTH:

-Congratulations, Daddy and Beks.

We love you lots.

So, after all the stunts and surprises, this is it -

the very special moment that we've all been waiting for.

We are all about to be witnesses in this magical setting

as Phil and Beks become husband and wife.

Ladies and gentlemen, would you please be upstanding

for the arrival of the bride and her bridal party?

MUSIC: Songbird by Eva Cassidy

# For you

# There'll be no crying