Elopements, beaches, pot luck suppers and grow-your-own bouquets – how to prioritise your wedding day must-haves and let the rest go.

Wedding planner and celebrant Oskar Gilchrist-Grodnicki and interfaith celebrant Reverend Angie Alexandra give their tips for creating a special day that puts you and your other half at the centre of the story. Lauren Cassidy tells Kim and Eileen about how she organised her tractor shed wedding on a budget, and Carol Drummond from the Red Cross Bridal Boutique in Edinburgh shares the magic and financial perks of buying a pre-loved dress with producer Caitlin.

Finding free fun in and around our homes with Jenny Lester from Play Scotland, and ways to budget for the summer holidays ahead. Advice for finding childcare provisions that work for you with Lorna Kettles, Policy Officer at Early Years Scotland. Plus Kim and Eileen learn tips on starting conversations with employers about flexible working from Working Families’ senior rights adviser Claire Gilbert.

With the voices of Fadhil, Hussein, Hassan, Anna and Matthew.

Kim and Eileen visit Shettleston Community Growing Project in Glasgow to learn what cost-effective produce we can grow in pots, patios and gardens. They also chat to ‘The Batch Lady’ Suzanne Mulholland about how to avoid falling for fake offers in the aisles, and discuss the power of creating a shopping list and meal plan before hitting the supermarket. Lorna Dempster shares information on accessing food banks, and gives tips to anyone who is able to donate food.

If you need support with hardship or debt, help is available through the BBC Action Line.

In the midst of the cost of living crisis, few people are exempt from worry around rising bills. So what support is out there if you’re managing your finances while living with poor metal health or long-term mental health conditions, and how can we start to tackle the stigma of asking for help?

Mandy Burrell from Mental Health and Money Advice and Lawrie Morgan Klein from Step Change Debt Charity talk through the rights, advice and services available. Plus Lesley Fyfe shares her experience of impulse spending as a result of bipolar disorder alongside Alison Cairns, Bipolar Scotland’s chief executive.

If you need support with mental health, help is available through the BBC Action Line.

Eileen takes a look around Kim’s house with Liam Kidd of Changeworks to see what quick, cheap and easy changes we can all make in our homes to get the bills down and reduce our impact on the planet. Plus, Linda Corbett from East Ayrshire Citizen’s Advice Bureau has the lowdown on what financial support we can all expect over the coming months to help with rising costs.

It's time to get your festive finances in order. Kim and Eileen are here to help you avoid starting the new year with a mountain of debt. They've got tips on spending wisely and reducing the waste. There's also guidance on avoiding seasonal scams.

A selection box of suggestions for increasing your income and cutting your costs. Kim & Eileen discover new ways of earning some extra money, from joining a focus group to becoming a mystery shopper. There's also advice on diversifying your career and successfully negotiating a pay rise. With one in ten of us falling victim to financial scams, we've the top tips on what to look out for. Finally what are the cheap ways for you to cut your carbon footprint?

Kim and Eileen visit Ailidh Forlan as she makes some content in her Edinburgh kitchen. She shares the ingredients that make for a successful viral video and has some words of wisdom for those who want to follow in her footsteps. Suhit Amin started his Glasgow based influencer management and marketing agency when he was still a teenager. He talks through the current trends and sets out the steps to success if you want to become an internet sensation.

What discrimination do people face when they don't fit into a box? As society becomes more diverse are the financial institutions keeping up? Kim and Eileen hear about the challenges in the current system and meet the experts who can help you navigate them.

Kim & Eileen sit down with Sarah Jayne Dunn from Citizens Advice Scotland and independent financial advisor Phil Anderson to discuss and decipher the phrases and acronyms you might come across when managing your money. They hear how ignoring the small print could cost you your car, your home or your savings.