Strictly Come Dancing stars Dianne Buswell and Joe Sugg have revealed their future wedding plans, confirming they intend to tie the knot "one day" - and that it will involve two ceremonies.
The couple, who met while competing together on the 2018 series of Strictly, shared the update in a vlog on Joe's YouTube channel, ThatcherJoeVlogs. In the video, they lounged in bed reading questions from internet users.
One person asked whether, if they ever got married, it would be in Australia - Dianne's home country - or the UK. Joe confirmed they had discussed the conundrum.
Wedding plans discussed
Joe said: "We have discussed this. By the way, we see the amount of comments that ask when are we going to get married? When are we going to get married, when are we going to get married? Like obviously, one day we will."
He continued: "But we do talk about it and like talk about...especially if we're going to a lot of, like, friends' weddings at the moment and things like that. We always have the discussion as to how we would do it if we got married and, like, what we like about weddings and also what we don't like about weddings."
Dianne admitted she "almost would like" their son Bowden to be of an age where he could "walk down the aisle", saying it would be "cute". Joe agreed he liked the idea of their "own kids being there".
Two weddings planned
As for where the nuptials might take place, Dianne said: "I think we said we'd have to do two, didn't we? We'd have to do two weddings, an Australian wedding and a UK wedding."
Joe explained: "I think just cos Diane's got so much family out in Australia. And it's a big ask. It's a big ask to ever have a wedding abroad. You want everyone to be there, but also you...it's a big ask to get everybody from another country, especially Australia, to come all the way over here for a wedding and vice versa."
He added that it's part and parcel of being in a relationship with somebody from overseas. Dianne suggested the Australian ceremony could be a beach wedding, as Joe joked they could have it "on paddleboards".
