Bride-to-be O Updates Wedding Plans with Close Friends

O Bhakjira, the bride-to-be, gathered her close friends Ning Panita and Aer Phortip today to update on wedding preparations, with the bride's mother being a close friend of all three. They discussed how their close friendship began and shared Ning's confession of feeling guilty toward Aer over the years after believing what others said and drifting apart. Aer also opened her heart about recovering from lung cancer treatment, which she managed to overcome thanks to encouragement from family and friends, during their appearance on One31's "Kuay Saep Show" hosted by DJ Puth Puttichai and Benz Porchita.

On Wedding Progress: O: The invitations are almost done, just waiting to hand them out. Everything is about 80 percent ready, just waiting for the wedding day. The cards just need final touches before we distribute them. They'll probably do Nadech and Yaya's fittings first at the same tailor shop (laughs).

On Wedding Presenters: O: Three guys—P'Po, P'Willie, and Art from the Back of the House team.

On Who Causes the Most Issues with Outfits: Aer: He keeps telling people I'm the difficult one, but that's not true. When we did groomsman fittings, we just went for measurements and that was it. But P'Po wouldn't do that. I told him he needed to dress formally like everyone else, but he insisted on doing things his own way—he wanted wide-legged Korean-style pants.

O: That's because I took two people and his wife took others since he said he didn't need to come—he'd have to go to the hospital anyway. That day I took Art and P'Willie. The tailor didn't mind. P'Po spent three hours on the groom's suit fitting. Nine of us went that day and finished in less than two hours thinking he was the groom.

On Suit Fitting: Aer: We tried everything in the shop. It wasn't enough, the fabric, this and that. For pants, the waist was too high, so let's do cotton, no a Chinese collar would be better. That's enough. P'Po didn't want to wear a tie. I said he couldn't because he's a presenter, but a Chinese collar doesn't go with a tie.

O: The tailor said P'Po had to wear a Chinese collar because the suit was so tight and he had too many accessories. The suit was long and tight, so a Chinese collar was necessary or he'd be suffocating. I told Beer he had to wear a white suit so people would know he was the groom, because everyone was so tight in their suits.

Ning: P'Po intended well. Everyone has given their all for this wedding. They're fully committed to O, right? Can you imagine?

O: That's not true. Art and P'Willie were fine. Just go with P'Po's style. Did he really say that? (laughs) Until P'Willie couldn't stand it and called to curse at him. What are you wearing?

Aer: Korean style, wide-legged, oversized suit.

O: P'Willie told me he couldn't dress like that. He's Western, he'd look like a bear. That's when he said he already knew he was going for the Korean style.

On What the Bride-to-be Handled: Aer: Don't call them friends—it's just Ning.

O: Ning did the wedding planning.

Ning: Everyone helped. Hana and U helped too. Everyone offered ideas, but everyone likes to go slow and talk nonsense. O is the same—it doesn't work that way. You have to be decisive, you have to be sharp, you have to push. Everyone keeps stalling around. You have to push.

O: She's the boss.

Ning: I try to keep up, try to push. It's not easy for a wedding.

On What Ning Handled: O: Almost everything.

Aer: Just the actual wedding ceremony left (laughs).

O: Once she puts on the wedding dress, she goes and stays with Beer (laughs).

On Whether Ten Bridesmaids Caused Chaos: Ning: You have to schedule them by queue. If anyone doesn't respond, you check the list and remind them. You call and ask why they haven't answered yet. Because we need responses on the group chat. When the time comes, they can't curse me out. It has to be clear.