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Bride or groom, come on in, welcome, have you come far?

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Yes, hello, hello, hello, well, hello, is it Stevie? Yes, hello Stevie, have you come far? Yes, well do do take a seat.

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Come to nobody panic. We help you do things each week. I'm Stevie and this is my good friend Tessa

Hello and Tessa has just organized her sister's wedding along with other members of her family but she's learned a lot and I think it's time she's time that she passes on that expertise to anyone listening who also has to be involved.

I mean it'd be very rare if someone's listening you have to organize the whole wedding just

there.

Normally people group together don't.

That's the thing.

Ain't nobody doing this? This is not for professional wedding planners. They know their shit. This is for people.

There's probably podcasts for that. Yeah, probably. This is for the roped-in family who are like, yeah, a wedding, I've been to a wedding, I think I can remember what you do.

And then be like, oh wow.

This is very fresh in my mind because it is but hours ago the wedding and imagine if it was

literally happening around me and I snuck off to do a podcast. No it was it's

Monday and it was on Saturday but the amount of times I've said something along the lines of nobody panic this

last a hundred hours has been so many just it has turned out to be just an endless

fire putting out experience, you know? And it's a lot, it's a lot. And especially because a lot of us, these weddings have probably been been if you're going to a wedding this

year or if you're organizing a wedding or if it's your wedding this wedding has

probably been postponed at least once you've probably had way too long to plan this and now when it comes to it it's all just a bit much.

You know I don't think everyone can expect ourselves to go from not seeing any not seeing a single soul but the delivery man

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