00:00You always think that things are going to be picture perfect and you work so hard to make things picture
00:03perfect and plan it and then you're like, what happened here?
00:07When you guys were producing and putting together Dorothy's I Do, was there any moment from the wedding that maybe
00:12you even like forgot about?
00:13You're like, oh my god, that happened.
00:15I think every memory is so ingrained in my mind at this point.
00:19I love that.
00:20Well, I mean, not to get, I think you can tell from the trailer, there are some things that did
00:23not go how they were supposed to and that is forever ingrained.
00:27And also as a bride, when you, I don't know, you always think that things are going to be picture
00:31perfect and you work so hard to make things picture perfect and plan it and then you're like, what happened
00:36here?
00:37Like, how did this happen?
00:38So, I, yeah, I think that, I mean, I still think about certain things, but hopefully one day, it's getting
00:46a little better, almost a year later.
00:48What were the biggest ooh-oohs?
00:51I mean, there were a lot.
00:52Like, you have to, I don't want to give it away, but there were like things that were shocked.
00:56Like, I'm, and I also want people to watch this.
00:59I don't want the things that happened to us to happen to anyone else.
01:03And, no, it's like, I feel like I'm an encyclopedia now of, like, what to look out for.
01:07Unfortunately, the wedding industry, they can, it's a little bit, like, sharky out there.
01:12They're just like, I mean, I think they definitely over-promise, under-deliver.
01:17There's a lot of bait and switching.
01:18There's a lot of corner cutting.
01:19It's just not nice to do that, you know?
01:23So, I hope people also learn from our experience.
