Former Gogglebox favourite Scarlett Moffatt has given fans a candid glimpse into her wedding planning journey, confessing to experiencing pre-marital nerves while sharing sweet details about her upcoming nuptials to longtime partner Scott Dobinson.
The Reality of Wedding Planning
The 33-year-old television personality didn't hold back when discussing the pressures of organising her dream day, admitting that the process hasn't been without its challenges. "I'm not going to lie, I have had moments of complete panic," Moffatt revealed during a recent appearance on BBC's Morning Live.
Unconventional Approach to Marriage
In a refreshingly honest take on modern relationships, Scarlett explained that she and police officer Scott have been taking their time with wedding plans for a very specific reason. "We've been engaged for four years now, and people keep asking when we're getting married," she shared.
The couple's deliberate approach stems from their desire to focus on what truly matters. "We just want to enjoy being engaged and make sure when we do get married, it's about us and our commitment, not just the party," Moffatt explained.
Keeping It Intimate
When the big day finally arrives, Scarlett has made it clear that she prefers an intimate celebration over a lavish spectacle. "I don't want a massive wedding," she confessed. "The thought of being the centre of attention with hundreds of people watching gives me anxiety."
Instead, the former I'm A Celebrity winner envisions a smaller, more personal ceremony surrounded by closest family and friends. This approach reflects her down-to-earth personality despite her celebrity status.
From Screen Stars to Real-Life Partners
Scarlett and Scott's relationship has stood the test of time in the spotlight. The couple began dating in 2019, with Scott proposing during a romantic holiday in February 2020, just before the pandemic changed wedding plans for couples across the country.
While fans eagerly await wedding updates, Moffatt remains focused on building a strong foundation for her future marriage, proving that when it comes to love, taking things slow might just be the secret to lasting happiness.
