Meet Apprentice candidate Siobhan Smith: the wedding planner who flies aeroplanes, scuba dives and jumps off cliffs

The all-rounder owns a VIP wedding service - and conducts some of the ceremonies herself

Published: Wednesday, 25 October 2017 at 7:31 pm

The Apprentice 2017 candidates: Siobhan Smith

Age: 34

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Occupation: Owner of a wedding company

Lives: London

Twitter: @Siobhan1Smith

She says: "I fly aeroplanes, scuba dive, jump off cliffs, paraglide; I’m a blogger and a mother – as well as running my wedding planning business. A lot of people call me superwoman."

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Who is Siobhan Smith?

Siobhan is an all-rounder – she runs a wedding company for customers who want their special day to be curated the VIP way in London or Dubai. She is also a qualified "celebrant", which means she can conduct humanist ceremonies herself.

She's typically self-assured, and says that her biggest problem in life is not having 10 arms to do everything with, though we suspect she hasn't thought the logistics of being a ten-armed person through all that much.

Incredibly, her role model is KFC founder Colonel Sanders. "at the age of 65, he had knocked on over 1,000 doors over a period of two years trying to sell his recipe before getting his first yes, he never gave up on his dream."

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What can we expect from Siobhan?

Hopefully she'll convince Lord Sugar to get into the fried chicken business.

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The Apprentice airs Wednesdays at 9pm on BBC1.

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Ben AllenOn Demand Writer, RadioTimes.com

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