In three years of Don't Tell the Bride, dozens of brave brides have handed complete control of the biggest day of their lives to their blokes. In return, their grooms were given 12,000 pounds and a chance to prove themselves to the woman they love. Did the blushing brides get the wedding they'd always dreamed of? How did they react to the way their blokes spent their last three weeks of freedom? The girls take the chance to have their say.

The most put-upon brides from series four and five are given the chance to seek revenge on their clueless grooms - a Christmas 'gift' to remind them who is back wearing the trousers. With Christmas decorations aplenty, our couples give new interviews looking back on their experiences on Don't Tell the Bride, intercut with clips of their best and worst moments. Plus, new actuality as each bride delivers her Christmas gift to her unsuspecting groom.

26-year-old Juan from Brighton met 25-year-old Alice England 14 months ago - it was love at first sight during a random night out in London. Alice is from Plymouth but quickly moved to Brighton to be with Juan, kissing goodbye to her fashion career and friends and taking a job as an estate agent to pay the bills. Alice gave up a lot to be with Juan, but it was worth it. Juan knows this has been difficult for Alice, so as a way of thanking her he's going to end the year with a bang and give her an extra special Christmas present - by arranging their wedding. Because this will be their first Christmas as husband and wife, he's going to take her to New York and marry her in the middle of Central Park surrounded by snow and all the New York Christmas lights. Plus, he's going to give it a theme - since she's called Alice he's going to make it an 'Alice in Wonderland' wedding. So - it will be an Alice in Winterwonderland wedding in NYC.

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The series presents live from the wedding reception of Emma and Aysin. Before that Aysin is given £12,000 to organise the big day and Emma can know none of the arrangements until the big day arrives.