Say yes to the dress Atlanta

Bride Salina is getting hitched in street clothes at the local courthouse just a day before her fiancé is deployed to Afghanistan. But when Mom mentions she would have loved to see her daughter in a formal wedding gown, Salina makes a last minute pit stop at Bridals by Lori. With the clock ticking, will Lori and Robin find a dress that both Mom AND Salina love?

Basketball coach bride Merri is used to wearing tracksuits and high tops, but her entourage of girly gals is pushing for glam! Will she be able to find a comfortable medium?

Humble bride Hannah grew up in a Children's Home and never had the opportunity to shop for her own formal dress. When she falls in love with the very first dress she tries, will she concede to sister Heidi's dress apprehension?

Bride Leslie is doing a cha-cha rumba mix at her reception and wants to find a dress that will allow her to move to the music. While her dance instructor Antonio is on board with her vision, best friend Gaywants a more traditional wedding dress. Can Lori and Monte help this bride find a happy medium?

Bride Trina is looking for a dress that will show off her "full" figure, but her Mom is ready to bust up the bride's game plan. When Lori discovers a family secret along the way ...it ends up putting more at stake than just the wedding dress

Bride Amber's Aunt Rhonda wants to slay her fairytale dream of looking like Cinderella on her wedding day in favor of wearing a modern, fitted gown down the aisle. Does Auntie really know best?

Based on a drawing by her fiancé, bride Hannah has already bought twowedding dresses...but loves neither. And without honoring her own vision, Hannah risks making a third mistake

Bride Magan has her own style and wants a unique blush gown for her wedding. But when her favorite pink dress leaves her family seeing red, Lori has to run interference

Unconventional bride Melody sees herself walking down the aisle in a fitted black dress, while her traditional Mom can only envision a classic white ball gown. Can Lori find a solution that's not so black and white?

Bride Holly is eager to please, especially her overly opinionated future sister-in-law Olivia. When Olivia announces her will to sabotage the appointment, can Holly stand up for what she wants?

Despite being legally blind, bride Jessi is confident that she'll find the perfect romantic lace dress. But, when overbearing Mom can't let go of her little girl, will bride Jessi be able to make her owndecision?

Olympic bobsledder bride Elana is searching for a long reception dress, but mom is pushing for short. Since mom usually picks out Elana's clothes, who will win this battle?

Military bride Sarah is used to her mom picking out all her clothes. But for her bridal gown, it's not just mom who has an opinion. Will Sarah be able to take charge and choose her own dress?

Bride Amy's online obsession -a budget-busting Lazaro gown-becomes a dangerous situation when she insists on meeting the dress -face to face -evenif it means breaking Lori's biggest commandment!

Bride Elizabeth's Mom may not attend her Hawaiian wedding due to difficulties at home with her disapproving father. Can dress shopping mend a broken mother-daughter bond?

With 3 cancelled dresses and 3 months to go, bride June is under the gun to find her perfect dress. Will she have her bridal moment before it's too late?

Bride Zelda reveals that she hasn't seen her fiancé in 12 YEARS, much to the shock of her unknowing family. With the mood drastically changed, will anything improve this appointment?

Bride LaToya is a widow who has found love for the second time. And after wearing black slacks and a white tank top for her first wedding, she's excited to finally put on a wedding gown. But when the bride's sister puts the brakes on her vision, she's left wondering if she'll ever find her dream dress