Bride and Prejudice - Season 2
Season 2
The Forbidden Weddings
Episodes
Episode 1
Another season, with a new batch of star-crossed lovers - and disapproving relatives.
Episode 2
Six couples each desperate to marry the love of their life, but their families don't approve. Another three couples reveal they are getting married, to heated opposition from their families.
Episode 3
The couples take part in their first group therapy session where Izzy and Simon shock the group with an announcement. Family therapist Leanne Hall gives couples a hard task.
Episode 4
The parents begin tests to satisfy concerns about the person their child intends to marry. Aalden is put through a test by Melissa's family, and asked questions about his infidelity and gambling.
Episode 5
Jess is offered $10 000 and a round-the-world ticket to leave Seyat. Peter and Gunilla ask Ry to sign a prenup, and Simon is subjected to a lie detector test and asked about his infidelity.
Episode 6
The couples are shocked when they receive the results of the lie detectors tests, while the one-on-one family therapy sessions yield surprising outcomes.
Episode 7
Couples are asked to come up with their dream date. But in a last-minute twist, therapist Leanne informs the couples it will be partners going on the dates with their future in-laws.
Episode 8
The couples bring their families together. Hank and Lily have lunch with his parents and her mother and sister. Terry accuses Lily of tearing their family apart.
Episode 9
The couples continue to bring their families together. Jess and Seyat have lunch with Fatima, Sam and Jess' parents.
Episode 10
The couples let their hair down at their bucks' and hens' parties. Then it's time for Hank and Lily's wedding. Will Hank's parents, Terry and Margaret, be there?
Episode 11
It's wedding time for couples Melissa and Aalden and Jess and Seyat. Will Fatima finally give Jess and Seyat her blessing?
Episode 12
Do Philippa's parents finally get to see the prenup the night before the wedding? Ange isn't convinced John is going to turn up to her wedding.
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