Big Weddings, Bigger Families | 16 Kids and Counting

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When you’re looking after a supersize family, even something as simple as breakfast can be complete chaos. With the sibling rivalries, arguments and the unpredictability of it all, it takes everything these parents have got to stop an all-out war going off at the smallest of issues. But how do they cope when they leave the casual ‘comforts’ of home and go to a serious event?

In this episode, sibling squabbles threaten to overthrow the festivities as two supersize families plan a wedding.

Britain’s biggest family, the Radford’s, decide to renew their vows 20 years after their first wedding. Their dream is a ceremony on the beach but with their army of kids being the bridesmaids and pageboys, will their demands put even more of a strain on the Radford’s usual, not so peaceful life? How will they afford all the flights, accommodation and wedding outfits for all of their 16 kids? And most importantly… who gets which room!?

Meanwhile in Dundee, Roy and Emma Hann’s eldest daughter Rachel is set to be the first of their 12 children to tie the knot in a Mormon Church wedding. Even though from the outside this close knit family might seem picturesque, with so many children to create drama, the fighting never stops. Luckily Dad Roy is good at coming up with clever tricks to keep the peace… even if they only work for a few days. But the Hann’s are determined to give their daughter the perfect wedding with the whole family involved and they’re not going to let silly sibling squabbles get in the way… they hope. Will Roy be able to halt the bickering brothers and sisters for a few hours whilst they welcome Rachel’s future husband into the clan? Or will the chaos of so many crazy kids be enough to ruin Rachel’s big day…

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