As Nate and Brian celebrate their Disney's Fairy Tale Wedding anniversary, Brian decides to surprise Nate with one of the most coveted Disney experiences; Christina and Jarrod have their dream wedding inside Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Eric arranges to propose to his girlfriend at Aulani, a Disney resort and spa in Hawaii; Jessica and Myke finally make their family official by getting married on Disney's Cruise Line.

Lorina and Greg become the first couple to get married in front of the Tree of Life at Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park.

Gabriela and Tanner get the royal treatment as they renew their vows at the United Kingdom Pavilion at Epcot; Britney and Hans bring their vision of a pink-centric, sunrise wedding to life at Disneyland.

David plans an elaborate proposal for Nicole at Disney's private island, Castaway Cay; Danielle and Nick have the rustic outdoor vow renewal they have always dreamed of at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort.

John and Emily start planning their wedding at Walt Disney World; high-school sweethearts Chelsea and Spencer have their dream wedding in front of Cinderella Castle.

People are mortal, which is a point driven home by this series that follows people who are facing their imminent death. The ill people on "Time of Death" are supported by family, friends, health care professionals, and hospice workers. The stories told include those of a single mother with invasive breast cancer; a psychotherapist specializing in death and dying but who, herself, has pancreatic cancer; a veteran with a rare form of cancer; and a young woman who has metastatic melanoma.

Supermodels nowadays don't just walk the catwalk; they're everywhere and, of course, are staples of the New York nightlife and fashion scene. As the hottest women in pop culture, models travel in packs. In this series, viewers follow some supermodel friends who are the elite model squad, gracing covers of magazines, advertisements, high fashion designer runway shows, and even fighting for a chance to be a part of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Viewers follow these girls as they explore career, life and love in the Big Apple.

An eligible bachelor dates multiple women over several weeks in hopes of finding true love.

Manhattan-based real estate firm Next Step Realty specializes in helping recent college graduates land their first apartments in the Big Apple. This docuseries follows the agency's employees as they help the young people with their housing searches in the competitive New York market while dealing with the usual interpersonal and professional conflicts that occur in the workplace, including when the ambitious agents compete for a coveted managing broker position that the CEO announces he is looking to fill.

Being a college student is hard for any young person -- having to deal with schoolwork and exams while trying to maintain a good personal life. For co-ed Monica Ten-Kate, college life is even more complicated than it is for most pupils. Monica is a medium who can talk to dead people, an ability she didn't fully accept until she was in college but now uses to help clients communicate with loved ones who are no longer with them, with the intention of delivering healing messages from the afterlife. This series tells emotional and engaging stories of the people who come to Monica looking to make contact with the great beyond.

Kim Zolciak made a name for herself as a member of the cast of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," which was how she met Atlanta Falcons defensive end Kroy Biermann, to whom she became engaged and eventually married in November 2011. This reality series follows Kim for the two months leading to the wedding as she prepares for the big day. To help her plan the event at her multimillion-dollar home, Kim hires celebrity event planner Colin Cowie. As the date approaches, problems quickly mount, including Kim's mother refusing to attend the wedding.

Launching a startup is not an easy task. In this reality series, entrepreneurial millennials get help by spending a semester at Draper University. During the seven-week program led by billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper, he helps mentor the students who are looking to launch their own companies. Guest speakers also share their business knowledge and experience with the class. The candidates pitch their ideas to a panel of venture capitalists, hoping to get an investment that allows them to launch their businesses. The millennials face hard lessons along the way, but the payoff could be life-changing for the one who gets the seed money to launch a business.