Ever wonder what really goes on behind the scenes of a wedding? In this laugh-out-loud episode, two seasoned wedding planners spill the tea (and maybe a little champagne) on some of their most outrageous confessions from the job.

From sneaking sips of prosecco during the ceremony to shamelessly devouring the couple's untouched appetizers (look, someone had to eat them), no story is off-limits. Oh — and yes, one of us definitely had to poop in the bridal suite. You'll have to listen to find out who.

It’s unfiltered, a little unhinged, and 100% real. If you’ve ever thought wedding planning was all peonies and Pinterest boards... buckle up.

This week, we talk about… well, everything and nothing at all, which is basically our specialty.

We catch up on Megan’s time up north Wisconsin, one of Jen’s former make-out sessions, and why you should always walk up the hill when your boyfriend tells you to. (Spoiler: proposals happen on hills.) We get into upcoming travel plans, pooping on vacation, Groupon purchases, Mexican food cravings, and of course, JAMAICA! Come travel with us.

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So no, it’s not nothing. It’s everything. It's hilarious. And it’s very us. Press play.

This week, we’re joined by Jesse Lyon of Lyon Mental Health—a therapist, dream interpreter, and hilarious human who somehow made talking about the subconscious feel like a party. We get into the weird and wonderful world of wedding dreams (yes, those anxious ones with missing dresses and runaway grooms), including Megan’s cake dream that—spoiler alert—wasn't really about cake at all. Jesse breaks down what our dreams are trying to tell us during high-stress seasons like wedding planning, how therapy can help us navigate the chaos, and why he thinks your mental health team deserves a seat at the vendor table. It’s insightful, entertaining, and one of our favorite convos yet.

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