The Villbergs Chronicles - Season 2
Season 2
Wedding Edition
Episodes
The realization and location
Mrs. is horrified to learn that she's not married and sets off to make things right.
Bonbon and bouquet
In this episode of The Villbergs Chronicles – Wedding edition Mrs. Villbergs active planning of her lavish wedding continues as she learns new skills as a confectionary master and as a florist while Mr. creates a magic flower holder in the studio dressed in his best. Mrs. is convinced that she is on top of all the wedding plans, but maybe she has forgotten something important?
Rings and active things
There are some essential wedding details that Mrs. Villberg can't solve by herself, so she orders her husband to be and his credit card to join her as she ticks of her to do list. In this episode of The Villbergs Chronicles – Wedding edition The Villbergs visit famous jewelry designer Efva Attling and sweats without complaint on different active excursions.
Bakery and Beer
In this episode of The Villbergs Chronicles – Wedding edition the secretive Mrs. takes a sultry pole dance lesson and visits Leve bakery to make her own wedding cake. Mr. finishes off early in the studio creating Mrs. wedding hair and goes rogue making sure his requirements for the wedding party is fulfilled with a beer testing at the local brewery.
The Bachelorette bash
Mrs. Villberg is kidnapped in a dramatic scene but she happily realizes that it's a delightful surprise. In this episode of The Villbergs Chronicles – Wedding edition it is time for Mrs. Bachelorette party. Mr. has the rare opportunity to only focus on himself in the studio and creates a mini me on a stick.
Vows and the Wedding
In the season finale of The Villbergs Chronicles – Wedding edition the moment has finally arrived. It is time for the Villbergs big spectacular drag wedding with fabulous guests arriving from all over the world to celebrate the fashionable duo. What words will the loving couple chose to describe their love for each other? And most importantly, what will they wear for the ceremony?
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