Coleen Explains Why She Eloped To Marry Shane Richie During Big v Small Wedding Debate | Loose Women

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Tens of thousands of weddings that were planned to take place after June 21st could be in danger. Janet, Coleen, Kelle and Ruth discuss and share their personal stories on whether a couple’s big day should be exempt from restrictions? And are ‘big’ weddings even worth all the hassle?

From series 25, broadcast on 09/06/21

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