Irish Wedding News
21/09/2011
The fifth season of BBC Three's Don't Tell the Bride continued last night with the marriage of Cameron and Sarah Jane.
It was love at first sight for 23-year-old car sprayer Cameron and 22-year-old teaching assistant Sarah when they met in their local pub two and a half years ago.
With Sarah's happiness as top priority, Cameron decided to propose at her late grandad's grave.
As one of the last in the family to marry, Cameron is keen for his Scottish dad and Indian mum to see him settle down.
The programme sees brave brides allow grooms to organise the biggest day of their lives singlehandedly. Grooms get three weeks to plan the celebrations and a budget of £12,000. The brides get no say in how the money is spent.
Cameron is desperate to please his bride-to-be, but he also wants to arrange a wedding that he thinks his parents will love. Pleasing everyone will be tough, but Sarah is hoping he will at least put her first.
And pleasing his bride isn't Cameron's only worry, because Sarah's 26-year-old sister Katie is also planning a wedding of her own. So for Cameron, who dropped out of school at 14, it's a catch-22 situation - to please his bride he would have to steal Katie's wedding plans, but to avoid upsetting her sister this means he can't give Sarah the wedding she wants.
So with a bride desperate for a wedding better than her sister's and a groom desperate to please everybody, will his dream turn into a multicultural nightmare? Can Cameron really give Sarah the wedding she wants? watch the episode on: the BBC iplayer to find out.
(GK/BMcC)
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The fifth season of BBC Three's Don't Tell the Bride continued last night with the marriage of Cameron and Sarah Jane.
It was love at first sight for 23-year-old car sprayer Cameron and 22-year-old teaching assistant Sarah when they met in their local pub two and a half years ago.
With Sarah's happiness as top priority, Cameron decided to propose at her late grandad's grave.
As one of the last in the family to marry, Cameron is keen for his Scottish dad and Indian mum to see him settle down.
The programme sees brave brides allow grooms to organise the biggest day of their lives singlehandedly. Grooms get three weeks to plan the celebrations and a budget of £12,000. The brides get no say in how the money is spent.
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Cameron is desperate to please his bride-to-be, but he also wants to arrange a wedding that he thinks his parents will love. Pleasing everyone will be tough, but Sarah is hoping he will at least put her first.
And pleasing his bride isn't Cameron's only worry, because Sarah's 26-year-old sister Katie is also planning a wedding of her own. So for Cameron, who dropped out of school at 14, it's a catch-22 situation - to please his bride he would have to steal Katie's wedding plans, but to avoid upsetting her sister this means he can't give Sarah the wedding she wants.
So with a bride desperate for a wedding better than her sister's and a groom desperate to please everybody, will his dream turn into a multicultural nightmare? Can Cameron really give Sarah the wedding she wants? watch the episode on: the BBC iplayer to find out.
(GK/BMcC)
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