A Wedding Story

Katie and Alex met on the phone when he would call into her company's phone board. Short chats turned into long conversations, and soon the two fell in love. Now six years later, they prepare to exchange vows and pledge their undying love to each other.

Nupur and Brian had the same reaction upon first seeing one another at a company meeting: "Who is that?" They soon began dating. Their cultures have never been an obstacle to their relationship and they will be married in a mixed Christian/Hindu ceremony.

Sloane worked hard to keep all of his dates with Laura fun and interesting. For his proposal at Miami Seaquarium, he had the ring delivered to Laura by a dolphin. Now, after ten months of planning and hard work, will rain ruin their outdoor ceremony?

Allison and Patrick grew up a few blocks from each other but never met until after college. A night out with friends finally brought them together and by the end of the night Patrick proclaimed his love for Allison. Two years later, he proposed.

Heather met Mike when she auditioned to be a back-up singer in his band, and it wasn't long before casual flirting at rehearsals evolved into something much more. Following a romantic seaside proposal, they've planned a rock-n-roll wedding near the beach.

Leaving her native Hawaii to pursue her career as a chef, Sasha always knew that the path would lead her to the culinary capital, NYC. Meanwhile, Rick, an east coast pastry chef on his own westward journey, stepped into her life and vowed never to leave.

Kimberly and Barrie are from opposite sides of the world. The two met in a London pub, although neither is English. Kimberly is American, and Barrie is from Cape Town, South Africa. After dating for a few months, Barrie took Kim home to meet his mother.

Kristin and Jeff met as undergrads and became an exclusive couple. But medical schools, residencies and family illness kept them on opposite sides of the country for ten years. Now, they're planning their long-awaited wedding.

Emily and Keith met on their first day of work and were instantly attracted to each other. It wasn't until a party one night that the two revealed their feelings and shared their first kiss on a park bench, the very place Keith would end up proposing.

Sheila is Persian but grew up in the United States. For her wedding, she wants to combine two distinct cultures into a new wedding tradition: American and Persian. The only thing she needs to do now is to brush-up on her Farsi in time for the ceremony!

Shana joked on her 25th birthday that she was going to find a wife. By the end of the night she met Kelli. After only two dates they fell in love but getting on the same page about marriage took a bit longer. Seven years later, the two will exchange vows.

When Brooke first met Brooks at work, she thought he was way too cocky. Their lives headed down separate paths, leading to separate marriages and even children. Years later, their paths crossed again, and this time they were ready for each other.

Think planning one wedding is difficult? Try two. When Stella and Josh started planning their ceremony, they quickly realized their modern ideas were at odds with Stella's Russian Jewish family's traditions. Their solution -- have two separate ceremonies!

College sweethearts Annie and James share a love for exotic trips and exploration. Their wedding combines their love of travel with their respective family traditions, including a Chinese tea ceremony and a Filipino wedding dance performance.

Mariann and Carl first met on an online bulletin-board service and have been together for nine years. Now the two will make it official in an interfaith ceremony at New York’s Grand Central Terminal where they first set eyes on each other.

When Enyinne moved to the US from St. Lucia, she had never even been on a date. Who would have guessed her first date would be with her future husband, Doug? This couple brings together their diverse families for their wedding celebration.

Qiana was skeptical about being set up with someone from church, but Randy turned out to be the man of her dreams. Less than two years later, with their close Knit families by their sides, the two prepare to become a family of their own.

Lisa and Eric met while working on a presidential campaign. Later, when Eric ran for New York’s city council, Lisa quit her job and ran his campaign. The result was a victory and a proposal. Their ceremony will be opened up to Eric’s entire constituency!

Connie was singing in church with her eyes closed and when she opened them, she caught Sam staring at her with an unwavering gaze. It was love at first sight. Five years later, Sam took Connie on a Valentine's Day date to Disneyland and proposed.

The third time's a charm - Tara and Maciej are just hoping the third time happens. Two separate hurricanes caused the cancellation of two planned ceremonies. Now they're hoping the guests will make a third trip and that Mother Nature stays home.