One thing's for sure on 'Big Easy Brides' (Sun., 10PM ET on WE) and that is to expect the unexpected with these crazy weddings. That's why wedding planner Maria says, "Always get the money up front."

In this case, they were conducting what she called a "big, loud, rude, obnoxious wedding" at a local bar, which wasn't sitting well with some of the patrons. After all, it was all of those things Maria said.

So one patron said to the bride, "Congratulations on your skank wedding." That was all it took and the place erupted into chaos after the blushing bride dumped a drink on her critic's head.

And we thought the biggest surprises would come mostly from the people looking to get married on 'Big Easy Brides' (Sun., 10PM ET on WE). The gang decided to figure out what secret life Gino was hiding this week, which led them to a bar.

When they followed him inside, they discovered they were in a gay bar, and started wondering if that was his secret.

"I never thought for a moment he was gay," Lou Ann said. "I always thought he was straight, like a big burly kind of guy." Not to mention the fact that he's married, though Lou Ann speculated he could still be bisexual.

It's only the second episode, and already 'Big Easy Brides' (Sun., 10PM ET on WE) is transforming into some kind of 'Jerry Springer' show in the streets of New Orleans. This week's Springer-rific story featured a bride, a groom and a secret girlfriend.

On Chassidy's wedding day, which was on a dock, Jaelynn showed up to reveal that she'd been sleeping with the groom-to-be, Nick. The whole exchange between her and Nick felt completely scripted. Maybe it was a real scenario, but it looked as if the producers were having them recreate an argument or something artificial.

Maybe it felt fake because it was all so civil, but Chassidy had seen video of Nick and Jaelynn making out the night prior. Maybe she'd calmed down by this point. We felt for sure that one exchange would have had Chassidy pushing Jaelynn into the water.

New Orleans' French Quarter Wedding Chapel is at the heart of the new series 'Big Easy Brides' (Sun., 10PM ET on WE). That show title, however, could certainly bring another very different image to mind, and not a very flattering one. Still, it does grab your attention, even if not for the right reasons, and any attention is good for a fledgling show.

The series follows the staff at the chapel as they preside over weddings from the mundane to the outrageous. Superheroes, voodoo, lingerie ... nothing is too much for them to handle. And they'll do what they can to make it as special as it can be.