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Published by Mizz Rio & The Florist on the Hill
Bridal Riot is the wedding industry without the filter. Hosted by Mizz Rio and The Florist on the Hill—two insiders with strong opinions, real stories and plenty to say about what goes on behind the scenes. We’ll tell you what deserves your attention, what’s a complete waste of money and what nobody else wants to say out loud. Expect brutal honesty, big laughs and the occasional emotional breakdown.
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In this episode our guest is the incredible Suzanne Ennis! Suzanne is a councillor and psychotherapist and Clinical Manager at Turn2me. We explore the deeper parts of wedding planing and how emotion can run so deep. We also touch on what to do if you spot any red flags. It's an incredible conversation. let us know your thoughts !
This episode comes back to the very start.. when you get engaged.. what next?! Also we tell you exactly what a best man actually was.. back in the day.
This week, we’re sitting down with photographer Katie Kay and asking all the awkward questions—so you don’t have to. Family dynamics are a thing. Lets talk about it!
Weddings are sacred. It’s giving demure… Well, until the girlos set up the WhatsApp group.. and you get a whiff off the groom This week, we delve into the history behind some of our best-known wedding traditions—which, quite frankly, are absolutely wild.
Welcome to Bridal Riot. Hosted by Mags from Ms. Rio and Carolyn from The Florist on the Hill, this is the wedding podcast that says the things everyone else is thinking. No sugar-coating. No gatekeeping. Just honest conversations about weddings, the industry, the trends, the disasters, the brilliance, and everything in between. Expect unfiltered opinions, hilarious stories, incredible guests, and a fresh take on what modern weddings can look like. Whether you’re a bride, groom, supplier, or just here for the chaos, you’re in the right place. Let’s start a riot.
Wedding content creators are everywhere — and brides are booking them for the stuff photographers don’t deliver: raw, phone-first clips, behind-the-scenes moments, and fast turnaround content for Reels/TikTok and Stories. But there’s tension in the industry right now, and some photographers won’t work alongside content creators at all. In this episode, I sit down with a wedding content creator to strip away the noise and answer the real questions: What a wedding content creator actually does (and what they don’t ) Why the clash with photographers happens — and how to prevent it When to book, how to brief them, and what to ask before you pay The “rules of engagement” so your day doesn’t turn into a supplier power struggle If you want the memories and the moments — without awkward energy — this is the one.
Louise didn’t plan a “pretty” wedding. She planned hers . In this episode, we’re chatting to a bride who threw the rulebook out, followed her gut, and built an alternative wedding that actually felt like her and her partner — complete with life-size cut-outs of William Shatner and Nicolas Cage (yes, really). We talk about: how they made decisions without getting steamrolled by tradition what it’s like to commit to a bold vision when other people don’t “get it” the moments that mattered most on the day (and what she’d do differently) why an “alternative” wedding isn’t a theme — it’s a mindset If you’re planning a wedding and secretly thinking “I don’t want any of this… I want something that feels like us ,” this one will give you permission, ideas, and a serious laugh.
A chance meeting on X, from Birmingham to the Alps this is a beautiful real life story about Joanne and her journey to the aisle. Not every bride’s journey to the aisle is plain sailing. Sometimes life throws something so big, so unexpected, that the world stops and everything you were preparing for suddenly shifts. In this episode, we sit down Joanne whose wedding planning collided with a diagnosis no one wants to hear. Mere weeks before her day, real life stepped in — she didnt let this derail her plans, she shifted and refocused and continued. What unfolds is not an episode about illness, but about resilience , identity , and a woman who refused to let anything define one of the most meaningful moments of her life. From her breathtaking gold bespoke gown with its iconic sleeves, to the quiet courage behind every decision she made, this is a conversation about strength, love, and the parts of the bridal journey that is so very real for so many people. A reminder that behind every beautiful dress is a human being, family and friends navigating real life, real emotions, and real challenges — and sometimes the most powerful bridal stories are born from the hardest chapters. Joanne you're an inspiration!
He’s Going Up the Aisle in a Tracksuit” Because when you want exceptional florals… something else has to give. This episode dives into the reality behind wedding flowers: the science, the conditioning, the timelines, the weather management, the logistics, the artistry — and why premium florals cost what they cost. Two florists sit down with me and break open everything brides never hear :
In this episode I chat with Sonya & Stacey about how they pulled off the most chilled and fun filled wedding imaginable. We talk feathers, drag queens and debate whether it was a donkey or a llama - we're still not sure! What this conversation is though, is real life - the kind of wedding story that reminds you that it doesn't have to chaos and stress and you can enjoy the process. Enjoy x
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