Quiero Mi Boda: Season 1

Beth & Josh

Beth and Josh’s wedding story at ages 20 and 21, seems to have been pulled
out straight from a fairy tale. At a young age, and with no financial support from
their families, the couple has managed to use their life savings to have their
dream wedding… Vegas style. With an 11p.m. curfew, no cooking experience,
and very little income, the Mexican bride is convinced that this is the perfect
time to get married. Her parents, set on their strong conservative Mexican ways,
are totally convinced of the opposite and truly doubt their daughter is ready to
become a traditional housewife. On the other hand, Joshua’s all American
family would be more than happy to see their son marry, only of course, if his
future wife converts to Christianity. It almost seems like Beth’s Catholic Mexican
wedding with church bells ringing and mariachis playing might just not happen
as she dreamt. The only thing certain about Beth and Josh is the true love for
each other and their desperate desire to finally be away from their parents’
rules.

Ethel & Martin

When Martin and Ethel decided to take their relationship to the next level, they
realized how different Jewish New Yorkers really are from Catholic Guatemalans.
To start off, Ethel as any full on Latin bride would do, is determined to pull an all
nighter Latino dance reception party, far from knowing that Martin and his
family strictly refuse to dance at all. Absolutely nothing guarantees family
integration, especially considering the language barrier that will present itself as
a major obstacle on party day. And to top it all off, Martin is getting fed up with
his in laws’ cultural demands and Ethel’s insistence to have her dog be part of
the ceremony. The clock will tick and unforeseen troubles might just cause the
groom to be late to his own Wedding! With all the drama going on, will this be a
white wedding or will it be the bloodiest battle of the year?

Cindy & Maykel

One might think that Cindy and Maykel don’t have many differences. They’re
both from Caribbean islands, both are successful professionals and both have
interesting personalities. But Cindy is the typical intense Dominican bride who
wants to micromanage her own wedding and she is dragging Maykel down
with her. However, it has been Cindy’s strong character that has united her with
Maykel and pulled her away from her parents’ strict Pentecostal religion. After
leaving countless voicemails citing bible quotes, Cindy’s parents have had to
accept the reality of a non-religious ceremony. And it doesn’t end here. Open
bar consumption and Ice sculpture shots might just lead Cindy’s parents to
exiting the party before they even cut the cake. It seems that this couple is
about to discover the true consequences of merging two strong Caribbean
Cultures.

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Yisel & Max

At first glance, Yisel and Max might seem like your typical soon-to-be-married
couple. But everyone has a story to tell and Yisel and Max’s love story is anything
but average. First of all, Yisel comes from a traditional Catholic Mexican family
where the norm is for the woman to serve her man at all times no matter what;
Yisel won¹t have any of that. On top of it all, she has been putting up with her
mother setting her up with “nice Mexican boys” all because she is the oldest of
four siblings where two have already gotten married.
Enter Max, the dashing Air Force pilot who seems like everything Yisel has
dreamed about in a man. Not so fast though. There’s a catch: Max lives in a
different state, moves frequently from military base to military base, he’s five and
a half years Yisel’s junior and must be married by a rabbi, per his father’s wishes.
All these obstacles have turned Yisel into such a stressful mess that she’s lost
almost 15 pounds! And if that wasn’t enough, she’s been forced to find a rabbi
all by herself in addition to planning her own wedding because Max is so far
away. Will she be able to make it to the altar in one piece or will she lose it all to
a nervous breakdown?

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Premiering February 22nd 2010 on MTV Tr3s @ 9pm

Rukiya & Jose

Being an interracial couple is the smallest difference Rukiya and Jose have
faced over the course of their relationship. With a very strict Haitian mother, a
father who has been around very little and a set of traditional Dominican
parents Rukiya and Jose are still trying to find a tactful way to tell their families
about the engagement. However this is not an easy task. Fearing their parents’
reactions has led Jose and Rukiya to hold off on spilling the news until a month
before the wedding. Jose’s Dominican family wants a civil wedding first and a
church wedding much after, but Rukiya’s strong tempered Haitian mother
would never accept her daughter living with a man unless married under the
eyes of God. Rukiya wants a three language ceremony, which Jose opposes.
Jose wants a Dominican cake and Rukiya wants a Haitian one. With endless
fights on the way, a month might be a lot for this couple. Will they make it to the
wedding day together or will they just have to end up calling the whole thing
off?

Premiering March 1st 2010 on MTV Tr3s @ 9pm

Heather & Hector

The Latino vibe captured Heather’s heart after she moved to Miami’s crowded
melting pot. After living the American style of life, Heather is now fascinated with
her very own sexy Latin lover. But little did she know that she was marrying him
and a whole new culture as well. From deciding on locations to decoration
colors and center pieces, Hector has done it all, and he’s done it in his own
Dominican way. Unfortunately, for this couple, the Dominican way does not
necessarily work. Changing venues and cancelled churches have led Heather
to question Hector’s abilities and have forced her to learn Spanish and the
couple to travel to Santo Domingo. As Heather puts her wedding puzzle
together and attempts to understand the Dominican slang, she slowly learns
what her wedding is about, certainly the opposite of what she ever imagined.

Premiering March 8th 2010 on MTV Tr3s @ 9pm

Indri & Victor

Talk about lost in translation! Indri and Victor who hail from Indonesia and
Mexico, have decided to get married after five long and difficult years of
communication problems and religious differences (Indri is Muslim and Victor is
Catholic)… While Indri tries to pass Victor off as Muslim, he’s becoming annoyed
at the entire situation. Therefore they have come to the conclusion of having a
civil ceremony all to the dismay of Indri’s stubborn dad who is doing all he can
to impose his Indonesian customs in the mix. Victor is starting to feel out of place
not only because of the cultural differences but also because his family won’t
be able to make it to the wedding due to the fact that they don’t have the
required US visas. Will Victor be able to put his foot down and have his Mexican
traditions take center stage or will Indri’s Indonesian traditions make a coup out
of the whole wedding?

Premiering March 15th 2010 on MTV Tr3s @ 9pm