Say yes to the dress Atlanta

Extracorrespondent Bride Adrianna Costa wants a little "extra, extra" for her upcoming desert chic wedding. She's looking to turn up the heat with a glitzy, sexy reception dress. But mom has other ideas. Will she have to put the kibosh on the cleavage?

Youth Minister Bride Tameria is sick of her sister and mother dissing her style, until Lori comes up with the ultimate plan to get them to both to see the light.

An unexpected guest crashes Bride Ashley's appointment and wreaks havoc on the runway. Can Lori and team find a way to shut down the she-devil and let bride's voice be heard?

Bride Amanda's looking for a wedding dress to showcase her tattoos, most of which were done by her tattoo artist fiancé. But her mom is looking for those tats to be covered up. And since she's paying, she's making quite a stink over her daughter's ink. Can Lori and her team roll up their sleeves to find a dress that both mom and daughter love?

A future minister bride's family wants to see her in a strapless, but she can't get the voice of her conservative fiancé out of her head. Will she be able to follow her heart and show off her bare shoulders?

Engaged partners, Amy and Lex are very much in sync - but not with each other’s wedding dress styles. Will Lori and her team find a way to blend both bridal visions? Bride Tara is looking to stand out in a non-traditional, high-neck dress.

A pastor bride with two previous broken engagements tries to prove to her conservative friends that she should be in something sexier this time around...buttrying on dresses brings up some lingering feelings she wasn't expecting.

Bride Samantha has brought her fiancée to shop for her wedding gown. Since the bride's Mom agrees with Lori's rule of "no foxes in the henhouse this appointment turns into a battle of wills.

Bride Lindsey could leave empty-handed when her big entourage forgets she's not the bridesmaid anymore

Chelsye is looking for a dress both her and her sister can agree on. Unsure of any of her wedding details, Whitney comes to the store looking for a dress with no style or budget in mind. Tami hopes her dress will finally fit at her last fitting.

Bride Leah's thoroughly modern bridal vision is at total odds with what her Granny wants to see her in-a vintage-inspired lace gown just like Leah's aunt wore in the '70s. But will Leah ever get Granny to see that on her wedding day she just wants to look like herself?

Tamisha and her friend battle over who has the best bridal vision. Meredith wants a simple dress for her laid-back wedding, but her family unwilling to see her settle. In for her fitting, Lindsay is worried her dress won't fit her slimmed down figure.

Bride Andi and her fiancé Colby are at odds over the perfect bridal gown for their sailboat wedding. And when they drop a bombshell on Lori, the appointment could end up dead in the water.

A bride with a taste for every style gown is at odds with her mom and sister over which dress looks best. So what's a bride to do when she wants twice the approval for her wedding dress?

A bride wants something lacy and vintage, but her dance diva mom wants her in something similar to the blinged-out dance costumes of her youth

Bride Donnetta is hoping to find the perfect show-stopping gown. But with an unruly entourage of twelve in tow, and only four months until the "I do's," this bride might really be outnumbered.

Bride Macey's pageant director aunt is convinced she'll be the one to pick her niece's wedding gown. Aunt Lynn has been successful in picking out pageant gowns for the bride, but will it be the same with a wedding gown?

A romance novelist gets wedding-dress-writer's-block when she can't decide on a style. Her big sister steps in with her own ideas, but is a sibling really the best one to pen this bride's happy ending?