My Big Redneck Wedding

Deatsville, Alabama's Jessica and Justin already have a baby, so now they've decided to tie the knot...in a mud pit! Justin plans to go all out by taking his buddies along to help him pick out a wedding dress.

Tina and Chase plan to top their wedding cake with stuffed squirrels dressed as bride and groom. Chase loves his pistol packin' bride-to-be almost as much as he loves his taxidermy art.

In Kempner, Texas, nurse-with-a-wild-side Jessica is about to become the fourth wife of rock crawling addict Kevin. In keeping with their love of rugged terrain, the two are getting hitched atop a rock pile.

Jennifer and Chris are Italian and Cuban Rednecks from the Redneck melting pot of Punta Gorda, Florida who want to get married at the same mud pit where Chris first laid eyes on her.

Brad, of Corsicana, Texas, and fiancée Alicia are planning on having a redneck carnival for their wedding - complete with an archery competition, fool-proof horseshoes and a dunk tank filled with beer.

In Spiro, Oklahoma, Kim and Mike are about to marry each other - for the second time. To make sure this wedding's different from their first one, they're bringing in everything from a fishing boat to a cake made out of giant blocks of cheese.

The small town of Bithlo, Florida is about to get a little bigger with the arrival of Ashley and Lee's baby. The proud parents-to-be are going to do everything to insure that their first child is 100% pure redneck.

Bonnie Johnson was a little redneck growing up in a single-wide trailer in Tennessee and now she's all grown up living the good life. But her still-countrified family want to get her back in touch with her muddin', huntin' and 4 wheeling' roots.

Joe is a welder who first started chasing Sara in the eighth grade. These two camo-loving lovebirds from Fredericktown, Missouri are about to get hitched in a wild wedding including everything from horse manure skeeball to bubble-wrap sumo wrestling.

In Darien, Georgia, Lindsay is about to marry best friend and hunting partner, Russell. To make sure everyone has a great time, they're painting bowling balls to look like pool balls for a giant game of lawn billiards.