Request: Four Weddings 2010 Naturist Episode

[phobos77]

Greetings,

Four Weddings was a show on the British Channel Sky Living where four women went to each other's weddings and gave them scores. In March 2010, an episode aired with a naturist couple getting married. It was censored, from what I remember, but there were shots of them from behind that weren't. Everyone at their wedding was nude except for the show contestants.

The name of the couple was Ivy Pink and Graham Winston-Peters, they are famous for being on a bunch of UK reality shows 10 years ago.

I've been looking for this for a long time and I wonder if anyone can find any clips or images of this? The only ones I can find are from a Dail Mail article from when the episode aired. Thanks for any help.

[terriuk]

On a similar theme, there was a film called Confetti, which featured a 'couple' doing a nude theme wedding.

full view, uncensored. male & female nudity.

I understand the actress, who is now very well known, wasn't too keen.. too late now!

[retrac55]

[QUOTE=terriuk;3353668]On a similar theme, there was a film called Confetti, which featured a 'couple' doing a nude theme wedding.

full view, uncensored. male & female nudity.

I understand the actress, who is now very well known, wasn't too keen.. too late now![/QUOTE

I think that OC, 'Her Majesty', has done other nude scenes. She's a very accomplished actress.

[rm2472001]

Originally Posted by terriuk

On a similar theme, there was a film called Confetti, which featured a 'couple' doing a nude theme wedding.

full view, uncensored. male & female nudity.

I understand the actress, who is now very well known, wasn't too keen.. too late now!

The nudist couple were played by Olivia Coleman & Robert Webb. They do full frontal nudity several times along with several other actors. The issue was, if i recall, that they were told about the nude scenes in advance but that the genitalia would be either covered by scenery or pixelated.

When the movie was released uncensored, the cast were outraged but decided against suing because it would just give the film more publicity and lead to a steisand effect.