In San Diego, Randy finds a gown to flaunt bride Megan's newly slim figure. Mackenzie's a petite bride who wants a princess ballgown and Mara wants to honor her mother and grandmother.

Randy heads home to New Orleans to help bride Asia tone down her eccentric taste. Kelly asks Randy to incorporate the memory of her deceased mom into her wedding look, and Stephanie needs to find the perfect party dress for a wedding just weeks away.

In Dallas, Heather needs Randy to convince her overprotective father to let her wear a strapless ballgown with her cowboy boots, while Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Kaitlin and sparkle-obsessed Abena both battle their opinionated mothers.

In Cincinnati Randy must help Bride Robin overcome her fear of wedding dresses. Bride Erica is feeling the absence of some key people in her appointment and Ayisha needs Randy's help or her super stylish and opinionated family will choose a dress for her.

In Nashville, Randy finds a gown that makes 3 foot 10 bride Tabitha feel like a woman. Claire has body image issues that threaten to derail her appointment and Becca wants to hide her surgical scar.

In Boston, Randy gives Theo a steampunk bridal makeover, Laura wants Kim Kardashian's wedding style, and Christina wants to look sexy yet still appropriate for the Greek Church.

Randy stops off in Minneapolis to guide widowed bride Kelly through the emotional process of finding a dress for her second wedding, Former cheerleader Erika needs help overcoming her body issues, and tomboy Molly needs a serious fashion intervention.

The pressure is on for Randy when bridal magazine publisher Ali wants a dress unlike anything she's ever seen before. LA native Melea wants her wedding day look to be a true Hollywood spectacle! Talent exec Sara wants to look like a star on her big day.

Pro-cheerleader Kelsey is looking for a runway gown that she can wear to her carnival themed reception; Sammy dreams of looking like a princess on her wedding day; Sarah needs Randy's help in finding a gown to take her mind off the one she loved and lost.

Bride Traci is considering "baring it all" on her wedding day; self-conscious bride Angela hopes Randy can help her find a dress that covers her scar, and Kellie looks for a gown that will honor her Native American heritage and impress her daughter.

Sassy bride Sparkle stays true to her name and wants a dress fit for a queen. Roller derby bride Stacey wants an out of this world dress to wear at her futuristic wedding. Petite but curvy Justine proves to be one of Randy's most challenging brides yet.

Petite bride Tonie wants a sexy dress that makes a statement and has pizzazz. Full-figured bride Ashley hopes to find a gown that shows off her curves, but does not look trashy, and new mom and bride-to-be Gina has trouble making a decision.

In Savannah, Randy helps southern belles overcome obstacles. Brandi shops for a gown without her very sick mom; Brittnee recently lost 60 pounds, but still can't seem to find a gown that fits just right; and Courtney starts to question her dress vision.

In Chicago, Randy helps Maria find a dress that channels her Bohemian style in spite of her traditional family. Nicole just lost her mom to cancer and has been avoiding dress shopping without her. Colleen wants to look like a movie star on her big day.

In Austin, Randy meets Emma, a bride who wants one gown for two very different ceremonies; best friends Tina and Emily are shopping together, but when one bride looks good in everything, tensions flare; Lauren insists on a gown that shows off her tattoo.

Randy helps Washington, DC's brides find their own voice. Socialite Monique needs to find a wedding dress fit for the wedding of the year; Attorney Sandy struggles to overcome her weight issues, and wedding blogger Milagros learns to take her own advice.

In Miami, Randy helps tall bride, Rosa find a dress that won't over power her fiancé; Angie wants a sexy, low-cut gown to show off her curves, but her traditional parents have other ideas, and Abby needs to find two dresses for her destination wedding.