On CMT: Characters

	Anna and Bo Anna and Bo love going mud bogging almost as much as they love each other. They met while they were in middle school and have been together for six years. Anna moved in with Bo, a forklift mechanic, when she was 14. Their hardcore redneck pride will be on display the day of the wedding with a red, white and blue wedding. They plan on getting dirty when they go mug bogging at the reception in their monster size trucks -- in mud holes you can sink houses in. These two crazy young love birds are willing to do anything at their wedding. Let's see what these two will plan to stir up in their two-stop sign town. "The craziest things that happen in this town are at my house." - Bo
	Jeanne and Phil The lyrics from Craig Morgan's "International Harvester" couldn't say it any better. Phil happens to be "the son of a third generation farmer," just like the song says, and that is exactly why these rednecks are having an International Harvester-themed wedding. Jeanne and Phil met online in a chat room, and things started to heat up. Unfortunately they were both married. Their lust for each other and love of tractors was a magnetic force for these two, and they couldn't stand to be apart. They both quickly divorced their other halves so they could be together. That was eight years ago, and this tractor pulling duo couldn't be happier.
	Emily and Eric Emily was a wild child, a punk gothic girl who had dreams of becoming a mechanic until the day she met the man of her dreams. He was standing in front of her soaking wet in his underwear. He had fallen down a muddy cliff, and the orders were that he had to strip down and be hosed off before entering the house. Emily happened to be there with mutual friends. Emily is now proving to be a full blown redneck, even buying camouflage lingerie at Ace Hardware for her bridesmaids. They live together on Eric's grandparents' mini pony ranch, and both of their families couldn't be more excited about the wedding.
	Amyie and George The 11-year age difference doesn't at all affect Amyie's love for her sweetheart of three months, George. Weddings seem to be a hobby for this Indiana couple since it will be his fourth and her third. They have four children combined, ages 21, 18, 16 and 12. His 21-year-old son has two children of his own, ages 6 years and 14 months, with one (or two) on the way. George and Amyie live in a zero traffic light town with no gas station, two restaurants and one elementary school. Amyie works at the town's only convenience store and says, "If you decide you want to go to middle school or high school, you have to go to the next town over." George's sister has even been on Jerry Springer for having sex on her porch with aliens.
	Shawna and Vince Sprague, Wash., gives us this loving duo (Shawna and Vince) who are getting married as an excuse for a good party and a way to blend their families of five kids. If there's four-wheeling and dirt biking, these two outdoor-loving rednecks will be on the scene. Shawna and Vince love four-wheeling and dirt biking so much that they've decided to get married at an off-road vehicle park. They have been together for four years now and have a 6-month-old child together. Both Shawna and Vince have children from previous marriages. Shawna and Vince met through Vince's best friend and talked on the phone for three months before meeting in person. Now that they are sure this is the right time to get married, they couldn't be happier.
	Sabrena and Blair After five failed marriages between the two of them, Sabrena and Blair are ready to tie the knot for good. Sabrena and Blair met while hunting and now love to hunt together. They consider themselves somewhat celebrities in their hometown of Columbus, Penn., because every year they host the Cornfield 500, a race which includes minivans, monster trucks and pickups on their property. Sabrena and Blair love their vehicular toys and have plenty of fun, but they work hard for it. Sabrena is a food broker, and Blair owns his own vacuum truck and does septic service.
	Rawni and Rob Rawni and Rob have known each other since elementary school and started dating in high school. Being two young, crazy kids, they didn't know they were meant to be together. After high school, Rawni and Rob broke up and went their separate ways. After almost 20 years, Rob looked Rawni up on classmates.com and invited her to be his date for his 20th reunion. She said "yes." Now, they have been together since 2003 and enjoy being "proud rednecks." Some of Rawni and Rob's favorite things are NASCAR, drinking beer, hunting, camping and of course the redneck games where they are tying the knot in July.
	Lynn and Graeme Lynn and Graeme met online in 2007. After one breakfast meeting, they saw each other practically every day thereafter and almost immediately knew it was meant to be. While Graeme loves adrenaline sports and participating in events such as the "Crash-a-rama," Lynn enjoys participating in church activities and spending time with her large family of six siblings. Graeme has a daughter from a previous relationship whom both Lynn and Graeme consider the light of their lives. They both consider God to be a very important part of their life and relationship. In addition, Graeme, a self-employed "jack of all trades," founded Precious Paws Animal Rescue along with Lynn in order to help animals in need. It's been true love ever since.