and former bride.

The wedding industry wants you to believe that everything should be perfect.

-I cried every day last week. -Yeah!

[man] I don't know.

But wedding perfection is unattainable.

-This is actually the worst thing ever. -Don't worry, I got you.

I'll be there to help couples get to the finish line.

I'm a fairy godmother to you.

How do I "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo" this situation for you?

-Go! -[blows whistle]

[Jamie] And I'll bring friends to help.

-I made it! -Yes!

[upbeat music plays]

-Gonna crash! -[woman] This is a Super Bowl performance.

-That's kinda what I got inspired by. -Okay.

I love how you're saying you're stressed with a smile.

I've always hated the bridezilla label, because wedding stress is real,

and we should be sensitive to it, as if it were a medical condition.

-Ugh. -Oh!

-Full-body high. -Right?

[woman 2] One thing I have noticed about this wedding

is how much pressure family can put on you.

[woman 3] I'm gonna be a pregnant bride, which I did not expect.

Not even my mom knows yet that I'm pregnant.

Ain't nothin' right here, huh? [laughs]

The key is to just be prepared for anything and roll with the punches.

[man] What are we running from? Like, we're right here.

Everyone's like, "Best time of your life, right?" And I was like, "Are you insane?"

This whole thing, it didn't turn out as we expected,

but not everything is gonna be wrapped up in a big, fluffy, pink bow.

[man 2] We asked Jamie to come and help us with the wedding.

She ended up helping our relationship.

[vocalizes]

[cheering]