Don't Tell the Bride

Jonny, the groom‑to‑be, is arranging an adrenaline‑filled wedding that promises high‑energy excitement for his future wife, Kate. Meanwhile, Kate, the bride‑to‑be, has always envisioned a simple, sophisticated reception that emphasises understated elegance over thrills, as they prepare for their upcoming nuptials.

Jonny & Kate is a television programme formatted as a single episode. Classified under the episode genre, it follows the conventions of a scripted series, delivering a self‑contained story within a concise runtime. The title directly references the two central characters, indicating that the narrative will revolve around their relationship and the events leading up to their wedding. The core of the episode centres on Jonny, the groom‑to‑be, who is busy planning a wedding that leans heavily on adrenaline‑pumping activities. He envisions a day filled with excitement and high‑energy thrills, aiming to give Kate an experience. Kate, meanwhile, has always imagined a reception that is simple yet sophisticated, preferring an elegant and understated celebration. This contrast sets up the primary tension as the couple grapple with their differing ideas of the perfect wedding. Throughout the episode, Jonny’s ambitious, adrenaline‑filled plans clash with Kate’s desire for a refined, low‑key affair, forcing the pair to negotiate a middle ground. Their interactions highlight how contrasting expectations can shape the preparations for a major life event. By the conclusion, the storyline underscores the need for compromise when two people with distinct visions come together to celebrate their union. The episode follows their planning journey step by step, showing how each decision reflects their personalities and how, despite the initial disparity, they work towards a shared vision for their day.