Join royal wedding dress designer David Emanuel at the Confetti and Lace bridal boutique in Essex where he, owner Christine Dando and her team help brides choose their dream dress.

Join royal wedding dress designer David Emanuel at the Confetti and Lace bridal boutique in Essex where he, owner Christine Dando and her team help brides choose their dream dress.

Join royal wedding dress designer David Emanuel at the Confetti and Lace bridal boutique in Essex where he, owner Christine Dando and her team help brides choose their dream dress.

Gemma wants a sexy dress for her exotic beach wedding, but her friends want a princess-style dress; Fatema has her final fitting, but has to decide whether the gown is modest enough.

Join royal wedding dress designer David Emanuel at the Confetti and Lace bridal boutique in Essex where he, owner Christine Dando and her team help brides choose their dream dress.

Hannah wants a frock to sparkle for her New Year's wedding; midwifery student EJ longs to ditch her scrubs for a divine dress.

No-nonsense bride Amy knows exactly what she wants; control freak Emily wants an open-back gown that will get the tears flowing.

Katie had a serious illness that hit her confidence, but it won't stop her dream of a princess dress; Carina wants a modern frock but her mom prefers traditional.

Sophia wants a beaded dress hinting at her Pakistani and Cypriot heritage; Chengetai seeks 'two-in-one' dress with a detachable skirt.

Join royal wedding dress designer David Emanuel at the Confetti and Lace bridal boutique in Essex where he, owner Christine Dando and her team help brides choose their dream dress.

Emma is looking for a fairytale gown to match her wedding; tomboy Emma steps outside her comfort zone and into a gown.

Second-time bride Amy wants a sparkly dress to accentuate her figure after losing nearly 100 pounds; Nellie is engaged for the second time and wants a lace gown that outshines her first.

Fussy bride Katie tries on countless dresses; Antonia has a long list of what she doesn't want in a wedding dress.

For Nasreen, Kayleigh and Alex, the wedding planning cannot continue without finding the perfect dress; Cassie, Crystal and Fiona look to shock their guests with dresses that will transform them from their everyday looks.

Arriving with a massive entourage, Elena craves a huge dress for her big fat Greek wedding; Katie's quest for a dress to show off her weight loss ends in tears.

Perfectionist Katie has already tried on 50 dresses; Aimee tries on dresses for the first time and wants a vintage look.

Jennifer brings her mum and opinionated sister wedding dress shopping; picky princess Jordan doesn't know what she wants, but won't accept any less than 100 perfect.

It's fishtail vs ball gown when bride-to-be Amy arrives at the shop with her entourage. Plus, blushing bride Alice wants beads and bling.

Self-confessed Malibu Barbie Yasmin brings her dad wedding dress shopping; daddy's girl Amy has kept a huge tattoo secret from her dad, but the time has come to reveal it.

Jordan is due to marry her childhood sweetheart, Claudio, and brings her mum, sister, and opinionated auntie to Confetti and Lace to find her perfect winter wonderland dress.

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.

At Amanda-Lina's Bridal Boutique, a team of consultants and stylists work to make brides' dreams come true, but between tantrums, criticism and opinionated entourages, it's never a simple task. In each episode of "Say Yes to the Dress Canada," viewers witness firsthand the drama that comes with saying "yes" to a dress. In charge of it all is shop owner Rachelle Pollari, who offers her great eye for fashion, as well as a welcoming hospitality. Assisting the brides with their search for the dream dress is stylist Joseph Spencer.

TLC heads across the pond to showcase brides from the English countryside in new series "Say Yes to the Dress England." The series introduces viewers to Ava Rose Hamilton, a family-run bridal boutique in Lancashire, England, and Gok Wan, a stylist extraordinaire and fashion icon who will go to any length, silhouette or neckline to make dreams come true.

TLC's all-star bridal experts join forces with special guests to pull off one of the grandest group wedding ceremonies at Central Park in New York City. The 52 lucky couples attending this spectacular event come from each state around the U.S., along with Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. Bridal dress designers, style experts, and industry icons lend their talents to the brides who will walk the aisle in a custom veil and dress gifted to them for the occasion. To top things off, Buddy Valastro of "Cake Boss" fame will be making a cake for all 104 newlyweds. Viewers will follow stylists as they help the couples with last-minute details before witnessing them say their vows for the first time.

A team of specialists help brides-to-be find their perfect wedding dress. Uncovers the lengths bridal consultants will go to in order to make each bride completely satisfied.

Stacy London is back on TLC helping women see the errors of their fashion choices. "Love, Lust or Run" is almost identical in construction to her former "What Not to Wear" series except that instead of subjects undergoing style makeovers, they receive what TLC calls "makeunders." Each episode begins with strangers rating a woman's style by choosing either "love," "lust" or "run." Next, the woman strips off her hair extensions, wild clothes, and garish makeup in order to start with a blank slate. Stacy then guides her through a "makeunder," which dramatically changes her look and allows her to channel what she really wants the public to see.

Another day, another bridal salon series on TLC, this one featuring Alabama-based designer Heidi Elnora. Viewers get exclusive looks at the work Heidi and her dedicated team do creating unique gowns for one-of-a-kind brides. From sketches to alterations and fittings, each customized gown is created to match the personality of the client. Elnora, who was a second-season contestant on "Project Runway," launched her eponymous brand of wedding gowns in 2006 when she opened a boutique in Birmingham, Ala. Her designs can be found in stores around the world and in publications like Brides, Martha Stewart Weddings, and Lucky.

Couples from "Say Yes to the Dress" share their weddings and the aftermath.

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.

Fashionistas Stacy London and Clinton Kelly ambush a style felon nominated by family and friends and offer that person $5,000 to buy a new wardrobe -- if he or she will throw out their current wardrobe and agree to be critiqued by the unwavering eyes of Stacy and Clinton. The participant's makeover also includes grooming courtesy of hairstylist Ted Gibson and makeup artist Carmindy.