Their incredible Maldives wedding will be shown on Mummy Diaries on Wednesday night.
And ahead of the special episode, Billie Faiers and her husband Greg Shepherd have spoken out about hotel guests' accusations their party caused 'carnage' on the island, branding the claims 'ridiculous'.
In an exclusive chat with MailOnline, the reality star, 29, said she was left 'frustrated' holiday goers tried to 'tarnish to her special day' but refused to let it get to her.
Their side of the story: Ahead of the Mummy Diaries: The Wedding, Billie Faiers and husband Greg Shepherd have slammed hotel guests' accusations their wedding party caused 'carnage'
During their nuptials last month, hotel guests branded the wedding party 'drunken, noisy, rude yobs' who caused 'bedlam', saying their holiday of a lifetime was ruined by their 'intimidating and raucous behaviour'.
Telling her side of the story, Billie said: 'It wasn't even a group of guests as far as we know. One guest in particular shouted it across the beach one day, "this will all be in the press tomorrow". He was clearly trying to sell stories on us across the holiday.
'It was so ridiculous because our events were private, the island was huge. We were just having fun.
Her big moment: In an exclusive chat with MailOnline, the reality star, 29, said she was left 'frustrated' holiday goers tried to 'tarnish to her special day'
'It was a shame people were trying to tarnish the wedding.'
'One guest sold a story saying one of the best men fell off the bar and broke his leg but actually he hurt his knee in a football game.'
She added: 'We had so much fun. It was more when the holiday ended and we went on our honeymoon that it sunk in.'
And while Billie said the support from her fans was amazing, her closest friends and family were left in 'shock' by the accusations.
She said: 'Everyone was in shock, we just had to laugh about it in the end. It was so ridiculous and frustrating for me.
Family: The celebrity pair, who have been engaged since 2014, are parents to Nelly, four, and Arthur, 21 months (pictured) said they feel marriage has fitted the 'missing piece of the puzzle'
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