My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding

Glimpse into vibrant American Gypsy nuptial traditions

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About My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding

Released: 2012

Platform: Max

Rating: TV-14

Run time: 6 Seasons Available (50 Episodes)

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My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding

About My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding

"My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding" is an American reality television series that made its debut on the TLC network in 2012. The series gives viewers unique access into the secretive world of American traveling communities, showcasing their unique customs, traditions and elaborate wedding ceremonies. From the intricate fashion of Sondra Celli's wedding gowns to the underage engagements, the show is a deep dive into Gypsy culture within America.

Making / Production

Originally launched as a spin-off of the British reality series "Big Fat Gypsy Weddings", "My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding" is produced by Firecracker Films. Each episode is distinct, focusing on the preparation and eventual celebration of a Gypsy wedding within the United States.

Actors

  • Sondra Celli - She is the dressmaker who creates breathtaking wedding gowns. Her passion for Gypsy tradition and artistry is evident in her elaborate designs.
  • Priscilla Kelly - She portrays herself in the series and gives insights into the life and traditions of American Roma people. A former Romanichal woman, Kelly gives a real-life perspective.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The series includes Author Mikey Walsh, an ex-gypsy who wrote an autobiography, Gypsy Boy, about his experiences growing up in a Romany Gypsy family.
  • The extraordinary wedding dresses featured often weigh nearly as much as the bride herself.
Music, Soundtrack
  • The series features a variety of traditional and contemporary music, reflecting the fusion of old and new within American Gypsy culture.
Quotes
  • "If you want a dress that's gonna make a statement, you're at the right place." - Sondra Celli
  • "In the Gypsy culture, the bigger the dress, the better." - Phet from Season 1