Joelene and Sean have got a triple whammy wedding in the pipeline: they're getting married on Joelene's 40th birthday; they're doing it at a crematorium; and it's going to be a total surprise for everyone who's invited - even their own two children.

As the wedding is a secret, Joelene's had no one to confide in and is anxious to show Sarah her dress. She bought it online for a good price but it's two sizes too big. Can Sarah give Joelene the reassurance she needs to keep the dress and wear it on the day?

Sarah Haywood faces some new challenges. The bride to be struggles to stick to her decisions, and the groom, who has PTSD, worries about showing his emotions during the ceremony.

Wedding planner Sarah Haywood swoops in to help Naomi and Lee, and must deal with a bridezilla insistent on doing her own flowers and a ringbearer who is the family dog.

Sarah Haywood helps another couple prepare to tie the knot, only to come up against the bride's mother, who has taken it upon herself to dictate every aspect of the wedding.

Sarah Haywood is in Canterbury with Thomas and Famy who are planning an ambitious but low-cost Indian fusion wedding.

Sarah has a tough job on her hands as artist Thomas has a habit of leaving things to the very last minute, while his fiancée Famy is all about spreadsheets and a clear plan. Sarah needs to help Famy in her attempts to give Thomas some organisational skills. The couple have also taken on a huge amount in the run up to their wedding, with moving to a new house and starting a new job….

Sarah helps Adam and Daniel as they prepare for what Adam hopes will be "the perfect wedding" in four months' time. Adam is a self-confessed perfectionist, while his Cuban fiancée Daniel is very laid back. When Sarah meets them, Adam is entering fully-fledged ‘groomzilla' mode, where his obsession with every tiny detail is at fever pitch.

Sarah has to put on her "counsellor" hat to keep the peace between the two grooms. To add to the stress, the couple are facing an anxious wait to see if Daniel's parents will get their visas to Britain in time to attend the wedding. Sarah has to dig deep to find a diplomatic way to navigate through such high expectations and even higher emotions.