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.

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.

Now that Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann's million-dollar wedding is over -- and what a bash it was -- it's time for a change. So "Don't Be Tardy for the Wedding" has dropped the last half of its title. But that isn't the only one in store for the TV personality and the pro football player. Their family grows and their careers keep them in the spotlight, so things aren't always easy for Kim and Kroy. They're able to make it work, though, with help from their friends and staff.

A wedding ring worth a quarter of a million dollars, a $30,000 cake and a groom entering on an elephant are among the eye-popping excesses featured in this look at over-the-top nuptials. From fantastic food to fabulous fashions (including multiple wedding dresses) and luxurious locales, brides and their grooms go all-out to plan the wedding to end all weddings.

David Tutera is expanding from planning weddings to parties of all kinds for celebrities. The fetes, which often coincide with momentous points in the lives of the famous, are jaw-dropping bashes that befit Hollywood. "Jersey Shore's" JWoww, rapper Lil' Kim and musical siblings Brandy and Ray J -- who needs a last name when you're famous? -- are among the stars who use Tutera's expansive knowledge, although their sometimes-outrageous demands don't make it easy for him to do things the way he wants. The soirees include a baby shower, anniversary party and, of course, a dream wedding.

When a reality TV star is getting married, you can count on one thing: a show about the star preparing for the event. This time it's "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kandi Burruss preparing to wed producer Todd Tucker. The couple have only five weeks to plan their "Coming to America"-themed ceremony without getting any help from a wedding planner. Along with a time crunch, they must deal with family interactions during the process, including Todd's mother, who is staying at the couple's house and clashes with Kandi's "Mama Joyce." Cameras capture the drama as the couple work to overcome obstacles they confront while staging a dream wedding.

This series takes the "Say Yes to the Dress" franchise to one of the largest and busiest bridal salons in the South, Bridals by Lori, which is visited by roughly 10,000 brides annually. Part bridal story, part fashion makeover and part family therapy session, each episode looks at the personalities and craftsmanship that come into play as the shop's staff, headed by owner Lori Allen and fashion director Monte Durham, goes to sometimes extreme lengths to realize each bride's dreams.

Godzilla has nothing on a bride-to-be planning her dream wedding, as evidenced by the aptly named "Bridezillas." The docu-series follows women who were perfectly normal before wedding planning took over her life. Grimly determined to realize their "dream wedding" at all costs, these out-of-control brides make the time leading up to their day of days an utter nightmare for everyone around them. In the end, they hope all the stress and meltdowns are worth it and they have the perfect wedding they've been dreaming of since they were little.