How did I not hear of this show? Thanks Cord!

You know, I would much rather go to a wedding that involved mud bogging (whatever that is) than one of those Bridezilla ones where 100 doves are released precicely at 6:03 when the sun sets and the couple has just kissed. Unless a bird shit on the couple's head.

I saw one episode of this. The happy couple served possum at the reception.

I think this show is pure genius. I loved the one where they had an arch made of budweiser cans. Or bud light cans or something. It was teh awesome.

That is just eco-friendly. Reduce, reuse, recycle!

As a southerner/future bride, I find this show both humbling and inspirational. I look forward to adding strips of camoflauge fabric to my alencon lace dress, and what wedding would be complete without departing from the mudpit-based reception on a 4×4? We plan to serve Natty Ice and cocktail weenies, for a seated dinner that is both approachable yet classy. Our groomsmen will wear tuxedo t-shirts, and our bridemaids have been instructed to leave their Skoal home that day. We can't have those polyester dresses getting all stained, right?

Shit, I couldn't even type that with a straight face.

I'm with Lisa#1. I have been to a lot of weddings. Like, 50ish in 32 years. I've been to all kinds and the $100,000+ weddings are no more fun or special than the backyard BBQ weddings.

And mud bogging is fun. As the girlfriend of a southern gentleman, I have been a few times myself. All it is is 4-wheeling through mud, usually drunk, and who wouldn't enjoy that?

It's possible to be neither a bridezilla nor a redneck bride. I have Venn diagrams - true story. ;)

Oh, and when we go mud bogging, the driver isn't drunk. Unless you're mudbogging on private property in an ATV, then sometimes the driver is drunk.

I am sooo glad Tom Arnold found work. Thank GOD.
Now he can feel useful once again.

I used to be a wedding planner and the only thing guests remember are; if the food was good and if the bar was hosted!