Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta Season 1

Caitlyn isn't interested in sharing the spotlight while shopping for a dress. Mojdeh is convinced that her consultant won't be able to help her find a gown to make her feel like a princess. Katie returns after her first dress fitting was a disaster.

Margaret tragically lost her mother a few years ago and shopping for a wedding dress without her has been difficult. Jill brings her mother-in-law. Emily feels lucky to have her mother's support after her last dress fitting went horribly wrong.

Lavina has walked down the aisle as a bridesmaid fifteen times. Jennifer, who works at Bridal's by Lori, quickly makes all the rookie mistakes trying on dresses. Latrina is worried her plus sized figure will keep her out of the dress of her dreams.

When picky bride Rene brings her even pickier mom, finding the right dress becomes almost impossible. Nnenna's mother is fed up with her daughter's indecision and takes matters into her own hands.

Katie, who is self-conscious about her figure and whether her dream dress will fit, also has a picky fiancé. Ivy's fiancé insists that Ivy tries on a dress that is four times her budget.

When cancer survivor Joya's dream dress is over her budget, her friends offer support. Ria knows exactly which dress she wants, but her picky friends won't give her the support she's looking for.

Marie just wants to please her mother and brother, but her indecision mixed with their brutal opinions are like pouring gasoline on a haystack. Jamie leaves her dress decision to a coin flip.

Elizabeth is a country girl who is more comfortable hunting than dress shopping. Christina's dad gives a less than excited response to a photo of his daughter in her dream dress.

It's Fashion Director Monte to the rescue when a bride's desire to flaunt her backside lands her in hot water. Erin's mom reminds her that, at 35, she's not a young bride.

Kari wants a dress that is simple and conservative, but her mom is looking for something sexy and revealing. Nita is a bride whose couture tastes don't mesh with her mom's off-the-rack budget.

Some brides bring more to their appointments then budgets and family members. Superstitions are real in the south and Lori wonders if she needs to break out her sage when the bridal floor fills with brides who believe they're cursed.

When a bride's taste clashes with her Grandmother's, something has to give, especially when they hold the purse strings. Haley's grandma thinks a virgin bride should wear sleeves.