Amy Roloff’s wedding countdown is on!On Aug. 28, theLittle People, Big Worldstar will be tying the knot with fiancéChris Marek, and on Tuesday’s episode of the hit TLC series, the couple discusses the possibility of getting married onRoloff Farms— the place whereAmy used to call homeand raised her family with ex-husbandMatt Roloff.“Aug. 28 it is,” Amy, 56, says in a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek as Chris adds, “Set in stone.““It is set in stone,” she says, before teasing, “There’s no going back now, babe.“Though Amy and Chris haven’t confirmed the property as their final pick, they tell Matt, 59, and his girlfriendCaryn Chandler— who has been a longtime employee at the Oregon farm — to hold the wedding date as they all discuss potential areas where the ceremony could take place.“Because Roloff Farms is very much our plan B, I wanted to make sure that Matt wasn’t doing anything on that date or had planned something else happening on the farm. So I wanted to let him know as soon as possible that, ‘Whatever you’re planning, don’t plan it for that weekend,’ " Amy says to the cameras.Chris Marek and Amy Roloff.TLCWhile all sitting together, Chris tells Matt and Caryn that his ideal location for the nuptials would be in the “same spot” where Amy’s daughter Molly Roloff got married.Molly, 27,tied the knotwith her husband Joel Silvius in August 2017. Along with Molly, Matt and Amy share twinsJeremyandZach Roloff, both 31, and son Jacob Roloff, 24.But although she’s grateful for Matt’s offer, Amy is unsure that everything she visualizes for her wedding day could be carried out.“I’m glad Matt offered it ‘cause it is a beautiful setting. He said, ‘There’s no rules, no anything,’ " says Amy, whogot engaged to Chrisin September 2019. “But there is that uncertainty where even though he said that, and I want to do something, and he’s like, ‘Well no, that’s not gonna happen, Amy. I don’t want that here.’ Whatever. Probably be a little awkward, a little stressful.“Caryn Chandler, Matt Roloff, Chris Marek and Amy Roloff.TLCIn April 2020, Amy and Chris said that Matt and Carynwould both be invitedto their special day — but that there is no “obligation” for them to attend.“It’s not like they’re not going to be invited,” AmytoldUs Weekly.“We kind of already have the impression that it’s not something that they’re interested in going to,” said Chris. “They’re welcomed if they’d like to come. We don’t want anyone coming to our wedding out of obligation. The wedding is supposed to be about good friends and close family. And I like Matt. I get along with him fine and Caryn. But we’re not friends that hang out. We don’t do things together,” he said. “They’re welcomed if they’d like to come, but I don’t want them to feel obligated.““He’s the father of my kids. I was married to him for a long time. He’s the grandfather of my grandkids and stuff,” said Amy. “They’re more than welcome. But like Chris said, and I would totally agree, I just don’t want to invite someone because we’re inviting them.“Little People, Big Worldairs Tuesdays (9 p.m. ET) on TLC.
Amy Roloff’s wedding countdown is on!
On Aug. 28, theLittle People, Big Worldstar will be tying the knot with fiancéChris Marek, and on Tuesday’s episode of the hit TLC series, the couple discusses the possibility of getting married onRoloff Farms— the place whereAmy used to call homeand raised her family with ex-husbandMatt Roloff.
“Aug. 28 it is,” Amy, 56, says in a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek as Chris adds, “Set in stone.”
“It is set in stone,” she says, before teasing, “There’s no going back now, babe.”
Though Amy and Chris haven’t confirmed the property as their final pick, they tell Matt, 59, and his girlfriendCaryn Chandler— who has been a longtime employee at the Oregon farm — to hold the wedding date as they all discuss potential areas where the ceremony could take place.
“Because Roloff Farms is very much our plan B, I wanted to make sure that Matt wasn’t doing anything on that date or had planned something else happening on the farm. So I wanted to let him know as soon as possible that, ‘Whatever you’re planning, don’t plan it for that weekend,’ " Amy says to the cameras.
Chris Marek and Amy Roloff.TLC
While all sitting together, Chris tells Matt and Caryn that his ideal location for the nuptials would be in the “same spot” where Amy’s daughter Molly Roloff got married.
Molly, 27,tied the knotwith her husband Joel Silvius in August 2017. Along with Molly, Matt and Amy share twinsJeremyandZach Roloff, both 31, and son Jacob Roloff, 24.
But although she’s grateful for Matt’s offer, Amy is unsure that everything she visualizes for her wedding day could be carried out.
“I’m glad Matt offered it ‘cause it is a beautiful setting. He said, ‘There’s no rules, no anything,’ " says Amy, whogot engaged to Chrisin September 2019. “But there is that uncertainty where even though he said that, and I want to do something, and he’s like, ‘Well no, that’s not gonna happen, Amy. I don’t want that here.’ Whatever. Probably be a little awkward, a little stressful.”
Caryn Chandler, Matt Roloff, Chris Marek and Amy Roloff.TLC
In April 2020, Amy and Chris said that Matt and Carynwould both be invitedto their special day — but that there is no “obligation” for them to attend.
“It’s not like they’re not going to be invited,” AmytoldUs Weekly.
“We kind of already have the impression that it’s not something that they’re interested in going to,” said Chris. “They’re welcomed if they’d like to come. We don’t want anyone coming to our wedding out of obligation. The wedding is supposed to be about good friends and close family. And I like Matt. I get along with him fine and Caryn. But we’re not friends that hang out. We don’t do things together,” he said. “They’re welcomed if they’d like to come, but I don’t want them to feel obligated.”
“He’s the father of my kids. I was married to him for a long time. He’s the grandfather of my grandkids and stuff,” said Amy. “They’re more than welcome. But like Chris said, and I would totally agree, I just don’t want to invite someone because we’re inviting them.”
Little People, Big Worldairs Tuesdays (9 p.m. ET) on TLC.
source: people.com
