Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta

Mama Drama comes to a full boil when one bride's estranged mother lays a crippling guilt trip and another refuses to relent on her love of the ball gown.

One bride, a Southern belle, has to battle her opinionated grandma to find her dream dress, while another bride is forced to move her wedding date up when her fiancé gets a heartbreaking diagnosis.

Two brides face intense anxiety as they struggle to find their perfect gown. One, who's had actual panic attacks can't find that elusive “magic feeling” while another is 120 dresses into her bridal odyssey.

Two brides are forced to reevaluate what they think a bride should look like on her wedding day. One needs to find a dress that fits into an unexpected future. And the other is forced to find a style that suits her personality and her figure.

A surprise proposal really doesn't help focus one of the fussiest ladies to ever cross the salon threshold. Meanwhile, a bubbly bride is shot down by her persnickety posse. And a bride's first fitting is bittersweet as she feels her late mother's absence.

One bride is searching for anything but a pageant gown. Unfortunately, each dress is being judged by her opinionated pageant Mom. Meanwhile, another bride has tried on 100 mermaid gowns in the search for her dream dress.

One bride is torn between her own dress vision and that of her family, while another bride shares her bittersweet appointment with her terminally ill father.

Two brides must overcome obstacles in order to find their dream dresses. One bride's mother tries to share the runway with her while a "faux Southern" bride's search for the perfect down-home gown leaves everybody baffled... including her.

One untraditional bride is looking for the perfect “out-of-the-box” dress for when she meets her husband for the first time... AT THE WEDDING. Meanwhile, a former pageant queen is 70 dresses into the search for her dream dress.

Lisa and Monte count down the most memorable encounters with mothers of the bride.

Lori and Monte recall potential wedding disasters that were avoided.