In a story that defies tradition, a British newlywed couple recently opened up about their unique wedding night experience during an episode of Truly’s web show “Love Don’t Judge.” Katey, 26, and her husband Dan, 25, took the unconventional route of inviting one of their bridesmaids to join them in a threesome, a decision that’s not only defied societal norms but also brought them closer as a couple.

The “Love Don’t Judge” web series, with nearly 60,000 subscribers on YouTube, explores the lives of couples from around the world who challenge conventional expectations of relationships and love. Katey and Dan’s story is certainly one that pushes the boundaries.

The couple, who tied the knot in Devon, England, in September after six years of dating, shared their journey with the world in a recent episode of the show. Their story began with an honest conversation about their sexual fantasies and the desire to explore their boundaries, leading to the decision to include others in their intimate experiences.

Dan’s initial desire to see Katey with another man initially shocked her, but it ultimately paved the way for her to explore her own bisexuality. This openness to experimentation led to a unique experience on their wedding night.

“We ended up taking one of my girlfriends up to our bedroom. We had some drinks and ended up having a threesome with her, and it was really fun,” Katey candidly revealed. What sets their experience apart is the comfort and trust they shared with their bridesmaid, who was also a close friend.

Dan echoed her sentiments, emphasizing that sharing such an experience on their special day made it even more memorable.

Over time, Katey and Dan have come a long way in managing any jealousy that might arise. They’ve discovered that, for them, jealousy can add an exciting element to their relationship. This newfound understanding and exploration have only deepened their connection.

However, not everyone has been supportive of their journey. Katey mentioned that her family disapproved of her choices, leading to a strained relationship with them. Her family’s judgment has resulted in their absence at the wedding and labeling the couple’s amorous interactions as “disgusting.”

Despite the judgment they’ve faced from some quarters, Katey and Dan have found a supportive community of like-minded individuals. Earlier this year, they appeared on the British TV show “Open House: The Big Sex Experiment,” where they connected with fellow married swingers, Kirsty and Tom, who share both their friendship and their intimate experiences.

Kirsty and Tom’s dynamic is one of shared partnership, both in friendship and intimacy. They revealed that their interactions with other couples can vary, from multiple encounters a week to extended periods of monogamy. For Kirsty, sharing her husband is a source of pride and connection.

In a world where traditional relationship boundaries are constantly evolving, Katey and Dan’s story is a testament to the ever-changing landscape of love and partnership. Their journey may not be conventional, but it serves as a reminder that love takes many forms, and for some, unconventional experiences can lead to deeper connections and happiness.