You're listening to the Bride Chilla podcast, helping Bride Chilers and Grum Chilers plan their wedding minus the bullshit.

One podcast at a time with your host, Alicia McCormack.

Well, howdy there?

Thank you so much for joining me.

This is episode 384 of the Bride Chiller podcast.

I am Alicia. I host this here podcast and don't do the accent

this early on. And Alicia, if you're going to do the accent, do it better than that. That was a very

shoddy, amateur hour American accent. So today's episode comes from a Facebook post in the Bridechiller community.

I asked members of the Bridechiller community, what advice would you give to your newly engaged

self knowing what you know now?

And I've titled this episode, The Wedding Planning Time Machine.

Thank you. train noise.

In the background, I've got the booth door open because it's slightly stuffy, so if you hear any noise bleed, that's what's happening.

I live in central London.

There's always some noise happening.

It's always street yelling.

I don't know who needs to yell on a street at any time, unless it's an emergency and I can guarantee you

the street yelling that happens outside our apartment, 99% of the time is not an emergency.

I digress. So, the wedding planning time machine. I thought this was a good question to ask because

so often, and this is not just for wedding planning, I personally,

and the sort of person that shoots from the hip, I hear something, I learn about something,

and I want to try it out.

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