The #Guptaleaks have been making the headlines for the last couple of months and the ladies thought it only fair to try figure out how the Gupta wedding ended up costing us over R30 million!

This podcast is directed specifically to the wedding suppliers who are starting out in the industry. The struggles of marketing on social media, imitation and focus on clients' needs are just some of the issues discussed.

"Don't worry, we are very flexible, we can do anything for you." Common words from any sales pitch from a supplier. There's nothing worse than committing to a supplier and finding out - too late - that there are things that your supplier just won't do, or worse they want to charge you more! Khali and Ntombi chat thoroughly about the ethics around this topic.

Finally the ladies share their opinions on TV shows about weddings. They mention all the popular ones and what they think works and doesn't work.

The ladies have a very eye-opening discussion with a psychologist about couples counseling and common issues that newlyweds struggle with.

Khali and Ntombi chat to a future bride on her challenges and how she is keeping sane during the planning process.

Furniture can really make a huge difference to the aesthetic of your wedding. The ladies speak to furniture experts to fully understand the furniture dynamics. Have a seat, and join us!

The ladies really get down to the details of what a wedding planner does and what they might cost. Get the real scoop on which services are included and which ones definitely are NOT!

If you are hosting a braai, a wedding or an event - this is a must listen! The ladies chat to an avid event attender - aka influencer - regarding what makes events work and what makes them flop. This is also a great post-mortem on the stunning #ColinCowieJHB2017 function hosted by Khali and the SA School of Weddings.

The ladies speak to a designer and stylist about what to consider when choosing colours, silhouettes and accessories for your entire bridal party. Not everyone looks good in pink!

When you go to a restaurant, do you immediately just ask for breakfast? No, right? So why would you ask a wedding supplier to quote you on a wedding with no further information? The ladies speak about how to correctly brief your suppliers.

Wedding dresses are perhaps the most important dress a woman will wear in her life, so there's bound to be a world of stress that comes with making the choice for the dress! The ladies focus on store bought wedding dresses, with some experts in studio.

Gay weddings have come a long way in South Africa. Although some couples do struggle with getting suppliers to service a gay wedding, the ladies came across a beautiful lesbian couple who tell them about their journey.

The dreaded prenup! Many weddings are called off due to disagreements caused by the ante-nuptial contract. The ladies unpack some misconceptions with an attorney in studio.

No one can deny the beauty that is in Cape Town, and it's becoming a huge trend to have weekend weddings in Cape Town. The ladies speak to a venue and some excellent florists about what differences the city has to offer.

Choosing a wedding venue is always a daunting task! A wedding venue in the countryside with a garden is a very common choice in Joburg. The ladies speak to Jaco from one of Johannesburg's most prestigious wedding venues.

Pinterest has taken over the lives of brides worldwide! Is it a great tool or your worst discovery? Khali and Ntombi talk about the age of Pinterest and how best to use it.

Two of the most daunting words to a couple during the wedding planning process can be, FIRST DANCE! We have all seen some versions of very awkward (sometimes even painful to watch) and funny first dances. It doesn't have to be that way. Khali chats to a choreographer about some tips and tricks you could use to avoid a bad situation on the dance floor as Mr and Mrs.

South Africa is still struggling with black and white and even more with interracial relationships. No doubt that it may be one of the hardest things to endure to constantly be judged for your relationship. Khali and Ntombi speak to Tumi about her wedding to a white Englishman! Hear all about about their experience planning their weddings.

Planning a wedding has so many things you need to consider, book, and execute that many times you forget small details that may make your wedding day a disaster... yes, disaster! The ladies speak about what not to forget to make your wedding day go smoothly.