Ultimate Wedding Planner - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
The competition gets off to an explosive start as the planners transform an industrial Concorde hangar. The gloves are off as they try to pull off the ultimate high-flying wedding.

Episode 2
Tensions rise as the planners compete to create a sustainable farmyard festival wedding for one couple and their 94 animals - and it's the final straw for one fledgling planner.

Episode 3
It's up to the wire as the planners battle to impress the judges and pull off a millionaire's garden party for Lauren and Jodie.

Episode 4
Sparks fly as the planners clash over plans for a multi-themed wedding, their toughest challenge yet. With two venues to arrange, can they pull together and impress the judges?

Episode 5
With a place in the final at stake, it's an adrenaline overload as the planners compete to transform wintry Worthing into a swinging 1950s LA beach party for Tash and Jay.

Episode 6
The grand final and toughest challenge yet as two planners go head-to-head to pull off a wedding from scratch in just three days. Who will be crowned the Ultimate Wedding Planner? The contestants compete under the watchful eye of judges Fred Sirieix, Sara Davies and Raj Somaiya.
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