"My Big Friggin' Wedding" premieres Monday, Nov. 1, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. See who's married and who's still single in the first season of the ABC sitcom. If you missed the series' first few seasons, check out "Where Are They Now?" to catch up. It's one of the most viewed shows on television. Until then, you can watch the new season on demand.
Megin and Johnny
My Big Friggin' Wedding' is a reality television show with a twist. The show follows five couples from New Jersey as they prepare for their big day. It stars Amanda and Matt, who are resentful of their future mother-in-law's meddling, as well as Megin and Johnny, who plan to have a baby in time for the wedding.
The show follows five over-the-top couples as they plan their big day. While they may not have the largest budgets, they don't have the smallest budgets, and sometimes their wedding plans are so chaotic that they fall apart. This realism makes the series fun to watch, especially if you're in the middle of a wedding and don't want to make any of the decisions yourself.
Sandra and Joey
My Big Friggin Wedding is a docuseries that follows five over-the-top couples as they plan their wedding. But not all of them have the biggest budgets or even agree on what they want their wedding to look like. And it doesn't help that they have the most contrasting personalities, so the show is more fun to watch than ever. "My Big Friggin Wedding" premieres Monday, Nov. 1, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Amanda and Matt
If you've never watched "My Big Friggin' Wedding," you're missing out on some fun television. The docuseries follows 5 over-the-top couples as they prepare for their big day. But the drama doesn't end there. The couples' love-making efforts are strained by their squabbling families and varying budgets. So, what makes a "Big Friggin' Wedding" so much fun?
One of the main problems with My Big Friggin' Wedding is its character instigation. Most of the characters are not as likable as they appear on screen. They have conflicting personalities. Of the main characters, Tammie is borderline objectionable, and Joey is perhaps the least likeable. One scene is particularly unsettling, in which Amanda disparages the gift of an antique espresso maker from Matt's mother to her. The scene plays up the perceived effrontery, but it's ultimately a sad scene.
We're not quite finished with our wedding guests yet! There's still a couple of episodes left to go. Amanda and Matt are mama's boys with tattoos and a meddling mother-in-law. Johnny and Megin are the meatball kings of New Jersey, and Megin is hoping to have a baby before their big day. And, finally, Alyssa and Tyler are the party animals, and they're part of a long line of party animals.
Tammy
In "My Big Friggin' Wedding," we get to see the newlyweds living with Joey's parents. Though Sandra is clueless when it comes to cooking and cleaning, she is worried about fitting into the wedding dress. Joey is also afraid of Sandra's family's meddling, and there's sure to be a volatile relationship between the couple before their wedding. "My Big Friggin' Wedding" premieres on Monday, Nov. 1, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
While "My Big Friggin' Wedding" may not be for everyone, it does offer an entertaining way to view the struggles of new couples planning a wedding. The docuseries chronicles the struggles of five couples as they plan a wedding. While they might not have the largest wedding budgets, they often disagree on wedding details. Watch "My Big Friggin' Wedding" for a great laugh every week!
My Big Friggin' Wedding" rides on the current obsession with the state of New Jersey on TV. While it doesn't offer much original content, it does try to match pre-existing stereotypes. The show features binge drinking, excessive tanning, and screaming girls. The show is a spiritual sequel to the hit reality series "Jersey Shore," which has been running on VH1 since May.
The series features a wide range of couples from the Jersey Shore and "Bridezillas" to the hottest couple in the world. We'll see who's engaged, who's planning a wedding and who's not, and what kind of a messes the wedding planner is making. It's a reality show, so don't be shocked if there are some unexpected twists along the way!
