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By Don’t Tell The Bride’s dramatic standards, we’re counting this one as a massive success
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Jane’s final thoughts?
“It’s a long way from the manor house I was looking at… I didn’t think I’d be having the afters of my wedding at a racecourse, but it’s a good looking racecourse”
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It was a long shot, but it just about paid off for Colm in the end.
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Friday 15 November, 2024
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This Carlow bride wanted an elegant stately home on Don't Tell The Bride but got 'gangster Peaky Blinders' instead
THIS NEW SEASON of Don’t Tell The Bride has given us some standout moments over the last few weeks – from weddings in IKEA to the groom dyeing the bride’s dress blue.
And last night it all came to an end with the series finale.
Colm and Jane from Carlow were up, and her dream is to get married in her local church and have a wedding reception in an elegant stately home
Let’s see how this goes.
Colm took his groomsmen to the racecourse to reveal his plans for the big day:
A 1920s gangster-themed wedding like Peaky Blinders. He loves the clothes, the dancing, the style and the haircuts of that era
Wayne and Damien weren’t buying the idea at all at all
Away from Colm, they were even less enthusiastic:
While the lads were talking about cigars, casinos and guns it cut to Jane:
“It should be pretty. Really pretty.”
*thinking face*
And in true cruel DTTB form, she was shown around a grand stately home all done up for a wedding
Great!
Colm was scouting around… Reddy’s bar
Price was a sticking point for a three course meal for 100 people. Colm’s solution?
Eurosaver menu it is.
He decided against the local pub – and went with Gowran race track in Kilkenny instead.
The hen involved Jane clearing out some horse shite in stables too – so it was perhaps a hint at the eventual location
The wedding was in the church, so he got the first half spot on.
On the way to the reception itself, the country roads and big car had Jane’s hopes raised that the stately home might actually be a reality
Once they got out though:
“So, it’s clearly a horse betting… place”
There was a DIY casino inside
And on the big reveal, Jane actually loved it
The place looked class
People were enjoying the Peaky Blinders look at home
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And Colm and Jane too
By Don’t Tell The Bride’s dramatic standards, we’re counting this one as a massive success
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Jane’s final thoughts?
“It’s a long way from the manor house I was looking at… I didn’t think I’d be having the afters of my wedding at a racecourse, but it’s a good looking racecourse”
It was a long shot, but it just about paid off for Colm in the end.
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