Sam Ollerenshaw and Katy Mills have been engaged for 15 months, but Katy has spent a lifetime planning the wedding. Sam earns a small salary, so the couple are given 12,000 pounds towards their big day, but the catch is that every single decision must be made by Sam alone, and the bride must know absolutely nothing until the wedding.

JP and Mayita have been engaged for a year, but JP has just finished university and is skint and still living at home with his parents. The couple are given 12,000 pounds towards their big day, but the catch is that every single decision must be made by JP alone, and Mayita must know absolutely nothing until the big day.

Lee and Sophie are desperate to get married, but a new baby sees them strapped for cash. They are given 12,000 pounds towards the big day, on the proviso that Lee keeps the wedding details secret from his bride. Will Lee deliver the wedding dress of Sophie's dreams and keep her demanding sisters happy, or will the stag night derail his plans?

Andy Jones and Serina George are engaged but struggling to stay debt free, so they are given 12,000 pounds towards their wedding with the proviso that Andy makes all the decisions and Serina is kept in the dark. Can Andy cope with the bridesmaids, calm the mother-in-law, survive the stag night and pick the perfect dress?

Vu Algamaz and Naomi Vane are in love. They have been engaged for a year, but Naomi has been picturing her wedding for a lifetime. Naomi may have champagne tastes, but she and Vu do not have the budget to match, so they are given £12,000 towards their big day. But there is a catch - every single decision between now and the wedding will be made by Vu alone. He and Naomi have agreed it in the presence of a lawyer. And the bride will know absolutely nothing until the big day. Four weeks apart will push their relationship to the limit. So will there be big ideas for entertainment? Will Vu get every little detail right? And can he choose the perfect dress? Can this man give his bride a day she will never forget?

Jason Lewis and Cassy Papantoniou are in love. They've been engaged for two years, but Cassy has spent her whole life planning her wedding. However, big dreams cost big money and they don't have any - so they're given £12,000 towards their big day. But there's a catch, as every single decision between now and the wedding will be made by Jason alone, giving him the chance to prove himself to the woman he loves. He and Cassy have agreed in the presence of a lawyer that they'll have no contact for a month and the bride will know absolutely nothing until the big day. Four weeks apart will push their relationship to the limit. So will Jason be able to get every details right? Pick the perfect dress and keep his cool throughout? Can this man give his bride a day she will never forget?

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Ryan and Fern are head over heels in love. But will Ryan see stars when he tries to pull off a Hollywood wedding to dazzle his bride? Will he remember that he's marrying his bride and not his best man? And will he come back alive from a European stag do?

Hannah (18) and Andy (28) are madly in love. They have been together for three years and moved in with each other only a week after they started dating. But it is spoilt princess Hannah who rules the roost - she knows just how to wrap Andy round her little finger and get just what she wants. So will confident Andy be able to plan her Disney fairytale wedding? Or will his Polish stag do be the ruin of him?

Sally (24) and Colin (25) have been together for six years and are desperate to tie the knot. But even though Colin holds down two jobs as a youth worker, planning a wedding has been beyond their means. Joker Colin has got a sweet idea - a Willy Wonka-themed ceremony - but will he realise he is planning a wedding and not a kid's birthday party? Will his pranks go too far for his bride and will his chocolatey theme ultimately leave a bitter taste?