A bride who loves peacocks and a bride who loves purple are both battling their bridesmaids. Lori's team is working overtime to keep these bridal parties from exploding. And another bride prays for pink dresses to save her wedding day.

A bride wants fur muffs for her winter wedding but her Maid of Honor is fighting her. Meanwhile, a bride's fickle friend shocks everyone by refusing to be a in the wedding unless she gets the dress she likes. A tipsy bride is about to cut her dress.

Selfish sisters are running wild in the salon, causing dress shopping chaos for the brides. Jealousy and bickering abound as Lori and her team race to control the sibling rivalry.

Two brides make huge mistakes by letting their bridesmaids choose their own dresses. Later, Lori and her team have to take control so that these parties don't go down the aisle looking crazy.

Bride Julie is fighting with her party because she wants 2 groups and 2 different dresses- one for bridesmaids and one for the honorary bridesmaids.

Lori's #1 rule is no men in her salon. But these brides have ignored that and now there's more than one rooster in this hen house.

In the Season 2 premiere, a maid of honor risks a lifelong friendship when she clashes with the bride-to-be over the color of the bridesmaids' dresses.

A bride-to-be wants her sister to wear a dress for the first time in years; a woman wants her bridesmaids' dresses to match the color of her grandmother's azalea bushes.

A bride-to-be enlists her 7-year-old sister, who happens to be her maid of honor, to push back against an older sibling.

A bridesmaid hates every gown that a bride adores; a bridesmaid balks at going over the budget by six dollars for a bride’s dress pick.

A woman wants a cross-dressing "bridesman" in her wedding party; a bride-to-be’s track teammates find it hard to leave their competitive sides behind.

A search for modest bridesmaids' dresses brings a mother of the bride to tears; bridesmaids gang up on a bride-to-be.

A bride wants denim dresses for her backwoods nuptials; a wedding at a winery calls for purple-and-green dresses—so the bridesmaids look like grapes.

A bride's indecisiveness rankles her bridesmaids as the big day approaches, while another’s absolute certainty about her dresses draws nothing but scorn from her party.

It’s an emotional day at Lori's salon. A Bride is devastated to learn that her daughter has serious body image issues.

One bride fights her mother for control of the dress choice, and a military bride battles her maids over how sexy her dresses should be.

A bride wants eight different dresses for her bridesmaids, while another’s search for two is taking a very long time.

A pastor disagrees with her daughter’s choice of sexy dresses; a woman admits she doesn’t want her daughter to get married.

Sibling rivalry erupts when sisters are getting married 30 days apart; a sweet-natured country bride is no match for her bawdy bridesmaids.

A bride requires her whole family’s approval before she chooses a dress; a bride quarrels with her sister, who wants to show off her physical attributes.

A bridesmaid takes over an appointment in a blatant power grab; a replacement bridesmaid tries on a dress that was already ordered for someone else.

A bride's sorority sisters don't get along with her childhood friend; sibling rivalry erupts when two sisters are getting married a month apart but want the same bridesmaid dress.

A father takes over his daughter's appointment and doesn't like any of the dresses; bridesmaids dismiss honorary bridesmaids as insignificant.

A same-sex couple can't agree on a color choice; a bride fights with her honorary "bridesman" for control of the selection process.

A bride and her twin have an emotional confrontation with their older sister. A woman clashes with her mother over her bridesmaids’ low-cut dresses.