Reality TV, I'm not a big fan but folks are making $$$
So here's my idea. Many shows are about the interactions between men and women. There's a pile of shows about marriage, weddings and dating. I'm sure men would like some equal time... (well, maybe not) but possibly some hints about what all to expect, how to prepare and where all you may need to go for wedding preparation along with how to really make the special day your own.
To this end I suggest a new reality show called: "Say meh, to the tux." 
Included will be ways to avoid paying for the live swans and doves for home venue celebrations. Many of us would like advice on strategic and decorative ideas about integrating the beer keg harmoniously with the various buffet and table arrangements. Also hints on finding a big screen to rent so the special moments can be seen by everyone and then switched to cover the world series, all-star game, finals, Stanley Cup, wrestlemania... (muted closed caption only) for when folks are tired of dancing should be included.
I still need to solve how an Olympic sized dart board can be discretely added but pending a few details, I may have a winner of show here. Any thoughts?
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The target audience is easy but advertising market is giant puzzle. 
That's impressive. I've never actually been thrown out but the wife was at that point 3 times. 
Sounds like a great idea but what it is that will be filmed might need some development. 
I will articulate my 2 favorite wedding/marriage movie quotes:
My Cousin Vinny-
Lisa: I want a wedding in church with bridesmaids and flowers.
Vinny Gambini: Whoa. How many times did you say that spontaneous is romantic?
Lisa: Hey, a burp is spontaneous. A burp is not romantic.
The Getaway-
Cowboy: Ya know, if I's you kids what I'd do? I'd quit this runnin' around the country. Ya know, git a little bit a money together 'n, hell, buy a place 'n settle down 'n raise a family. I've been married for 35 years, same old gal; man she's a tough ol' hide. God dang, everything I am, I owe ta her.
(This one just begs for the Slim Pickens accent.)
Sounds like it would be a good read.
Seemed OK at the time, but in retrospect, we'd rather have spent the money elsewhere. Had a great honeymoon - Italy and Greece! Not bad, eh. We've had our ups and downs, but we're still together after 35 years, 6 months and 3 days. (I'm not actually anal retentive, it just amused me to do that simple calculation 
). So, we can identify with the second quote, but my accent is nothing like Slim's.
Just kidding
I think it would be better to aim at family friendly audience. Great idea though but the premium cable networks are often a hard sell.
