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Published 11:46 13 Aug 2017 BST

"It was written into our contract that our ceremony would not be legally binding and so we should go to a register office later. "That is what we did. But we had no follow up from anyone from the show after the filming, so we could easily have avoided it and had the party for free. "It makes a bit of a mockery of the process that the bride and groom go through this huge ordeal for a ceremony which isn’t even legal."
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