Nikasha wants to look like a grown woman on her big day, but dad is at odds with her as he would like her to look the way she did on her sweet sixteen.

Amanda is mourning the recent loss of her future mother-in-law during her shopping trip; Dana searches for a dress of which her late mother would approve; Katy wants to incorporate her late mother's wedding gown fabric into her dress.

Bride Cindy and her mother are looking for a regal ball gown, but get a shock when Cindy's sister and best friend fly in from Miami.

Brooke is looking for a special gown - it has to be unique and she won't settle for anything else. Unfortunately, nothing lives up to her expectations.

Emily is an attorney by day and a rock star by night. She wants to contrast her normal all-black style with a traditional long-sleeved lace wedding gown.

Stefanie wants a simple dress, but her family has grander ideas. Precious just had weight loss surgery and is looking for a gown that fits her shrinking frame.

Broadway dancer LaQuet is looking for a fun gown with straps to cover her bulky arms. Jill puts her in a dress with straps, but it seems too matronly.

50-year-old bride Dina is looking for a dress as sassy as she is. Bride Laure wants a simple lace dress, but her entourage has a different idea.

Kara wants a red dress, but her future mother in-law has more traditional gown ideas. Sheena needs a colourful dress to wear to her Indian wedding reception.

Bride Dawn is looking for a princess gown for her wedding, but no dress is living it up to her or her family's standards. Will her dress dream ever come true?

Cheryl and Krisin have recently beaten cancer and Jennifer is battling a kidney disease. For these brides, their weddings are a celebration of love and life.

Bride Mackenzie knows exactly what she wants - a dress that makes her look like Jessica Rabbit. Will her consultant Britney find the perfect gown?

Bride Katie wants a mermaid-style dress but her mom would prefer to see her in a traditional ballgown. Can consultant Jenny find a dress to please both?

Tanya takes her outspoken family to the salon to help her find a blush-coloured dress. But no one is honest like a family - can the consultant keep the peace?

Dana is taking her two bridesmen to her appointment, and Akisha her fiancé's best man. Can a male perspective during the process speed up a bride to say yes?

Emily, who works at a nightclub, wants to look ultra-sexy on her big day. Her mother has more conservative requests - can Emily be convinced to tone it down?

Saralyn needs two dresses in order to share her wedding with her sister Megan who has Down syndrome; Rachel brings her sister.

Kristin Chenoweth comes to Kleinfelds with her bride-to-be assistant; Amy and her twin sister have very different opinions; Heather tries to please her picky sister.