Episode 6
The four remaining designers face the quarter-final makeover challenge.
Welcomed by host Alan Carr and series judge Michelle Ogundehin, the designers find out that romance is in the air as they take on wedding accommodation on the banks of Rutland Water in the East Midlands. Split into teams of two, the designers will be working in the grounds of a popular wedding venue to make over a pair of dated wooden lodges that desperately need some love of their own. One team must create a lodge that appeals to a bridal party, while the other must suit their groom's nearest and dearest, but each lodge's designs must appeal to a broad range of guests and avoid cliché.
Back at Michelle's office in Brighton, all four quarter-finalists are cross-examined by the judges and given a chance to unpack their ideas and explain their choices, before Michelle decides which three will advance to the semi-final and which designer will be going home.
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