Another bride takes a back seat and lets her groom organise their big day, as Scottish country boy John tries to give city girl fiancee Jackie a wedding to remember.

Another bride takes a back seat and lets her groom organise their big day, as Gloucester rugby lad Josh desperately tries to please his demanding fiancee, Stacie.

David hopes to impress his bride-to-be Lucy by arranging a wedding based on her favourite book, Pride and Prejudice, despite knowing nothing about the classic text.

South Wales fisherman Harry tries to put his love for the sea into the background while he plans the perfect wedding for his land-loving fiancée Mel.

Party boy Luke wants to plan a hedonistic Ibiza wedding for his fiancée Alex, but she's dreaming of something more traditional, surrounded by her friends and family.

Can disorganised skateboarding care worker Alex survive his stag do at his concerned hair stylist fiancée Kara's house and then give her the happiest day of her life?

Ex-footballer Steve tries to give bride-to-be Kayleigh the WAG wedding of her dreams, but is his plan of a rollercoaster ride at Thorpe Park a huge mistake?

27-year-old Essex boy Andrew is a groom torn between two worlds. On one side, his former boss in the Royal Navy and bride-to-be Amanda, who wants Andrew to man up and take charge of the wedding. Although Amanda left the navy three years ago, she still gives the orders in their relationship. But in his desperation to please her, will he make the wrong decision?

And on the other side is best man Neil, who wants him to lighten up and be the fun-loving Essex boy again. Andrew grew up in Essex where he spent his younger days drinking and partying with his laddish mates, but since meeting Amanda he has abandoned his wild ways for a more domestic life.

Trapped between his laddy past and his future wife, which Andrew will shine through? He may have spent the last six years defending his country in the navy, but can he give Amanda the wedding of her dreams?

10/12 Can sci-fi fanatic Charles give bride-to-be Lauren a wedding that's out of this world?

11/12. A 31-year-old support worker from Liverpool hopes to give her fiancee the ceremony of her dreams. However, she struggles to set aside her tomboy tendencies and adapt to the feminine world of wedding-planning, and the best woman threatens to be more of a hindrance than a help.

12/12. Rugby player Nick Royle from Widnes in Cheshire plans his wedding to Victoria Bilio. The couple had a difficult start when the bride was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome - an auto-immune disorder - just two months into their relationship, but the groom stood by his fiancee and now hopes to give her the ceremony of her dreams. Last in the series.