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Man...all i m gona say is this show makes you FEEL. It doesn't matter who you are, if you are a human being you will cry watching this. Its absolutely beautiful even if it is a bit corny sometimes...it never loses its momentum.

"Say I Do," is a rare gem amongst other current shows.

The marriage/wedding shows we typically see are about dating around, hooking up, blind/quick engagements, hot passion and drama, or something else that totally destroys the beauty of marriage and the meaningful relationships they are built upon.

This show is the opposite. It takes solid and beautiful long term relationships that have endured problems, insecurities, financial hardship, death of a family member, etc, and gives them a chance to start over... all while giving them their dream wedding.

I am sure, like most shows, it is partly staged in some areas, or scripted in others. But, the show seems real, and raw, and emotional. It is easy to find yourself cheering on the couple as they rebuild their life and love.

Outside of the topic of the show. The directing, lighting, cinematography and music are amazing! They do an amazing job of making a simple tv show feel like a grand and amazing high budget film. Great editing and timing.

Well done! I hope we get more seasons and can continue to show the splendid beauty of love and hard work in marriage.

I wasn't even going to watch it but am so glad I did...

Each couple had their own unique set of issues to be overcome and the hosts were just so sincere in their advice and candid about their own life experiences. I bawled like a baby.

Jeremiah made me laugh so hard - what a great bunch of guys. I hope to see more in the future!

...and not a dry eye in the house. A lot of heart, a lot of fun, and a whole lot of feels.

Unlike other shows of this type, its refreshing that the focus is on the subjects rather than the hosts/makeover-ers who seem to be more concerned about elevating their pop culture status than actually helping.

Speaking of the hosts, these three are charming, sincere, and real, opting to stay on the sidelines and letting the couples' stories shine. And what stories they are. Whoever does the casting on this show should be commended for finding people you not only root for but feel for. You want to wish them well.

While not entirely original (then again these days, what is?) SAY I DO is a welcome addition to this genre.

I am in love with this show! Each couple's story was so captivating and I found myself rooting for each of them. Each story and circumstance was pretty eye opening to hardships or obstacles that others have to endure, especially Randy and Skylar's. I absolutely fell in love with the three "groomsmen" or hosts. They really shared their stories and seemed personally invested in those they were helping. I hope there is a Season 2!