Couples are being offered the chance to have their entire wedding organised by their kids - for a reality TV show.
Marrying Mum & Dad is coming back on CBBC and is bringing a new twist to TV wedding shows by letting children play boss in what promises to turn traditional wedding days upside down.
The show is currently looking for brave parents/step parents who are marrying and willing to leave the fate of the big day in the hands of their children, reports GloucestershireLive.
The show is also open to same-sex parents as well. For these episodes, the show’s name changes to Marrying Mum & Mum/Dad & Dad.
Tapping into the creative minds of eight to 14 year olds, the show will see youngsters organise every aspect of the wedding/civil ceremony; from the theme to the venue, the costume to the cake, as well as the arranging the transport and entertainment.
The show has already seen couples get hitched in a bizarre variety of ceremonies with themes such as: Circus, Scarecrows, Under the Sea, Haunted Houses, Ancient Egypt and even Vegetables!
Ed Petrie, who co-hosts the show with Naomi Wilkinson, said: "Letting 8-14 year olds plan your entire wedding day may sound like a ridiculous idea - and it is! But in the best possible way.
"Marrying Mum & Dad weddings are exhilaratingly bonkers, heart-warmingly wacky and utterly unique. A day your family will truly remember forever!"
The show will film from March until August 2020.
Applications are now open and families can apply by clicking here.
You can then either email back your application form to marrying@bbc.co.uk or post it to: Marrying Mum & Dad, BBC Scotland, CBBC, Zone, 4.01, 40 Pacific Quay, Glasgow.
The deadline for applications has been extended and now the closing date is Monday February 17, 2020.
The form is available to download here. Get your application in for this once in a lifetime opportunity before it’s too late.
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