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As with series 1 in 2018, we are invited to walk down the aisle with six couples as we explore the chaotic and colourful road to intercultural weddings. The first series of Marry Me, Marry My Family premiered in January 2018. In this second series we follow the preparations of couples from equally diverse backgrounds as they prepare for their weddings. Each one-hour episode follows two couples as they explore the pressures of navigating family, religion and traditions when planning for a wedding. In some cases, their families don’t always share their children’s priorities. The couples allowed the filmmakers access to their lives in the weeks before their weddings, a stressful time in anyone’s life. Each of the 3 episodes runs for approximately 1 hour.  \nCONTENT HYPERLINKS  \n3 SYNOPSIS  \n4 CURRICULUM LINKS  \n5 PRE-VIEWING QUESTIONS  \n6 VIEWING QUESTIONS 18 POST-VIEWING  \nACTIVITIES  \n6 Episode 1  \n21 RESOURCES  \n10 Episode 2  \n21 PROGRAM MAKERS  \n14 Episode 3  \n© ATOM 2019  \nSynopsis  \nIn 2017, one in three couples married in Australia were  \nborn in different countries – 36,000 of our 112,000 weddings involved a blend of different religions, traditions and cultures. It’s happening every Saturday across the country, and the numbers are rising.  \nBut the path to wedded bliss in these multicultural mixes is not always smooth; it’s a case of cross-cultural courtship, conflict and eventually a celebration. This isan observational documentary showing how important family traditions and obligations are during a milestone moment.  \nMarry Me, Marry My Family is a snapshot of multicultural Australia right now. Our families come from all over the globe – Africa, America, Asia, Europe and Australia. There are those that have fled war to be here, some are economic migrants and some have been in Australia for many generations. What they all share is a dilemma about how much their weddings should reflect their history. And when two strong families come together, thereis a struggle to work out whose history is more important.  \nSome of our participants are second-generation migrants moving away from their parents and blending further into Australian society. For a Hindu father, inviting a thousand guests from his Fijian Indian community, including his mechanic and his accountant, is priority. For his daughter, who grew up in Australia, wanting only close family and friends is more important. The battleline is drawn and we watch it play out.  \nOthers are refugees or recent migrants, breaking away from the rules of the old country, in their quest to become Australian. 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Pariya – 34-year-old former refugee from Iran and Viktor, 38-year-old mortgage broker from Macedonia  \n2. 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