Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta

Holly wants to look like a princess but her mom and Grandma Ninny have another vision. Roni's mom says she's brought her boxing gloves because she's ready to fight it out. Lauren has yet to try on or even lay eyes on her custom made ball gown.

When mama's budget is challenged, a bride's dream dress is on the line. The groom's sisters completely disregard bride Brooke's budget and push her mom over the edge. Bride Kristie is an only child and used to getting what she wants.

When self-secure bride E'terica's fiancé questions her taste in wedding gowns, he also tests her confidence. After a major weight loss, bride Courtney doesn't see the slimmer version of herself in the mirror. Katy's mom isn't ready let go of her daughter.

Lori reaches her limit with the most disrespectful bridesmaids she has ever met. One group tries to push a bride out of the dress of her dreams while another tries to push her into one she can't afford.

Lori and her team encounter some of their biggest conflicts yet. A mom in a dress, a NASCAR bride in distress, and a generational smack down has the bridal salon on high alert as bride's appointments are hijacked by their nearest and dearest.

Bridal dreams are tested and trouble abounds when one bride invites her fiance's ex-girlfriend to the salon. Lindsay has been carrying around a photo of her dream dress for over 6 months. Tracy wants a short dress, her fiance wants a long one.

A bride who has tried on over 150 dresses, one who has already bought two wedding gowns and a first timer prove to be some of the pickiest brides the salon has ever seen and one sets a new record for longest appointment ever.

Lacey is looking to show off her very large back tattoo and her mother wants it fully covered. Amanda wants an unlimited budget to shop for her wedding dress and her mom only wants to spend $4000. Sasha honors her mother with a pink bridal gown.

When Hannah brings both her mom and stepmom to help her choose a dress, the competition gets fierce. Bride Kourtney suffers from her mom's absence. Bride Lauren was so determined to lose weight, that she ordered her dress a size smaller than recommended.

Courtney comes from a cattle ranching family. JoLee's mother would be happy to see her daughter walk down the aisle in any white piece of clothing as long as it hides her figure. Marie-Ann's mom sadly won't be there for her daughter's big day.

Tinnell had already found her dream dress, but didn't buy it because she was determined to stay within her budget. Amanda and her family head over to BBL for a wedding dress do-over. Tykesha's outspoken daughter is one tough customer.

Julie is missing her mom but staying positive that she'll find the perfect dress. Emily had tried on 20 dresses before her search leads her to BBL. A mix up on Madeleine's dress order had her mom convinced it might be a sign to call off her wedding.

Consultant Brooke has her hands full with two brides, one who can't wait to find her dream dress. Bride Lindsay has conquered a weight problem and an eating disorder and is to show off her hard work. Bride Savannah is the picture of Southern tradition.

Bride Jennifer has her budget-conscious dad in a cold sweat. Bride Manette is convinced a poofy gown she already put a deposit on is the one for her. Trouble is, her check-writing mother disagrees. Asha hasn't seen her wedding dress since she ordered it.

Judea has brought her divorced parents who have not seen each other in three years to her appointment. As they disagree on everything, Judea struggles to keep the drama at bay. Jane has tried on more than 100 wedding gowns and has yet to find "the one".

Breast cancer survivor Sonja feels her fiancé has already stuck with her for better or worse and should certainly be a part of picking out her wedding dress. Chirstine tries to impress her fiancé.