My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
A Love Worth Fighting For
Two rival gypsy families are horrified to discover that their teenage daughter and son intend to unite the warring families by getting married.
Big Dreams, Bigger Problems
Two Romanichal sisters plan a double wedding, but their mother doesn't want them marrying non-Gypsies. Meanwhile, an Irish Traveller wants to be a rapper.
Wed at First Sight
Gypsy convention is disregarded when a couple decide their first date should also be their wedding day. But the plan upsets the groom's traditional gypsy Mom.
Caught in a Gypsy Love Triangle
A bride-to-be has two suitors and a bridesmaid with a nasty disposition, and a teen wants to be the first gypsy supermodel in spite of her mother.
You've Got to Fight for Your Right...to Marry
Two gypsy lovebirds plan their perfect wedding, but a jealous ex-lover plans to get in the way and is determined to start a war.
Nukkie and Pookie (Finally) Say I Do
A Gypsy bad girl is out of jail and set on turning her life around. Plus, will the warring Smalls and Stanleys settle their differences?
Wedded to Disaster
Alyssa prepares to wed Lacy. But their relationship is put to the test, when Lacy's mum is unwilling to accept her soon to be daughter-in-law into the fold.
The Masquerade Ball
Four gypsy teens prepare for the annual Romanichal masquerade ball in Atlantic City. But no gypsy affair is ever complete without a ton of family drama.
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