Say Yes to the Dress

Comora's search for a gown gets more glitzy with the arrival of her consultant, talk show host Kelly Ripa. Across the salon, bride Autumn has expensive taste, and returning bride Donna faces issues fitting into her dress.

Norah's opinionated Jordanian family joins her at her appointment. Then, makeup artist Shenelle is accompanied by a fashion-forward entourage, and Virginia goes to her first fitting with her outspoken mother-in-law.

Cake Boss Buddy Valastro's wife Lisa is ready to find the perfect dress for her 10th anniversary wedding vow renewal, and she's brought along Buddy's four very vocal sisters. Then, a bride-to-be is determined to find a dress.

Wedding model and pageant queen Jackie is worried she's worn too many gowns to be wowed by "the one." Then, Rachael dreams of a Kate Middleton-esque dress, and bride Alia and her fiancé plan a communal ceremony.

Dale is renewing her vows with husband Gary Rossington, founding member of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Then, young bride Taryn can't wait to buy a dress, and Denise returns to the salon after four years to try on her dress.

Brides Meighan and Christina represent the newest kind of American family and both want to wear gowns. Then, Jackie is ambushed for a style makeover by Stacey and Clinton from What Not to Wear, and Aja is sad at her fitting.

Porsha loves turtlenecks and wants a gown with her signature style. Then, Kelly is an over-the-top bride looking for a silver, couture Pnina, and bride Janelle can't envision wearing something ordinary.

Niche looks for a stylish gown against her traditional mom's wishes, and Kate arrives with a list of specifics for her dress: tea length, sleeves and vintage. Then, Dawn tries on her one-shouldered gown at her fitting.

Bride Tamika arrives at the salon with her wedding planner, stylist and family members. Ashley wants to look like a princess, and Sandra's unusual dress features six layers of rainbow tulle under her tea-length gown.

Catherine is confident she can find the perfect dropped-waist gown with a sweetheart neckline to match her vision. Then, Elona has overcome tremendous obstacles to be at the salon, and Courtney wants approval from her mom.

Katherine, owner of Georgetown Cupcake in Washington, DC, comes to the salon with her sister and business partner. Bride Suzy is joined by her bossy older sister, and Lauren is anxious about her dress during her fitting.

Marjorie enlists her family and friends to help find a dress for her wedding in two months. Lynette is at style odds with her loved ones, and Dana is about to walk down the aisle after putting her reception on hold for five years.

Sarah, a registered nurse that only wears scrubs, has her heart set on a particular lace dress. Erika arrives for her third fitting and is unsure about her $6,000 dress, and Kelly's certain she wants a particular ball gown.

Bride Katie and her family embark on a bittersweet shopping trip to find her dream dress. Sarah and her husband search for a gown for their vow renewal, and Jodee wants to look sexy, not cute, for her wedding day.

Bride Kasey has obsessive-compulsive disorder, which can be debilitating for her decision making. Then, Jackie's dress must be able to mask self-tanner, and Angela arrives in alterations with second thoughts.

Candice shops with her mom for her wedding that's just 21 days away. Jacy arrives with an entourage, but the day is bittersweet as she wishes her parents were with her. Then, Tabitha makes salon history by spending $70,000.

Ashley is a former pageant contestant and part-time model dreaming of a gown she tried at another salon. Christie, a former Hollywood stunt woman, is ready to get married, and Leah asks for a dress without a sweetheart neckline.

Latoya dreams of having a blinged-out gown, and Kristin discovers she is cancer free and is ready to marry her high school sweetheart. Then, a runaway bride has a fitting.

Kelly, a bride who made a lasting impression with her big personality and her confidence when she came to Kleinfeld to find her dream dress, plans her big day.