Miss America's Maids

New parents Lisa and Vinny have decided to tie the knot, however, they haven't had much time to focus on themselves recently. Can style expert George Kotsiopoulos turn these 2 couch potatoes into hot potatoes with only 10 days until their wedding?

Meet Mario, the brains who knows thousands of dresses like the back of his hand.

Meet Christina, an intern who helps everything run smoothly for every bridal appointment.

Follow the designer extraordinaire as she navigates a day of designing some of the world's best bridal gowns.

Meet Jacques, the visionary behind Kleinfeld's famous displays.

Meet Matthew, the man who has perfected the perfect fit.

Meet Kim, the woman who helps brides sparkle their brightest on their special day.

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Like they say, you can choose your friends but you can't choose your family, and when it comes to buying a wedding dress, family certainly don't hold back! Adam, and the team take on the sisters, the aunts and the mum.

Big budgets, small budgets! Whatever the budget every bride who walks through the door of the salon, is made to feel a million dollars.

Weddings are usually a traditional celebration, so when there's a bride a bit out the norm it makes for a challenge on the salon floor for Adam and the team. There's nothing like a fiancé on the couch to throw a spanner in the works!

They say it takes a village to bring up a child well in bridal, in can take a village to buy a dress. Adam and the team take on two brides with a combined entourage total of twelve!

Brides come in all shapes, sizes & ages. Whether it's a first time bride or second time round; if you're getting married, you need to celebrate, whatever your age, whatever your bod. Adam & the team take on two brides walking down the aisle for the

For some brides, choosing a wedding gown can be the first or the last part of the puzzle. But no matter where it fits, it's one of the toughest choices they'll have to make, and today there's the two extremes first part and the very last!

When a bride's taste clashes with her Grandmother's, something has to give, especially when they're paying. Haley's grandma thinks a virgin bride should wear sleeves. Leah's grandmother wants those knees covered. Melissa has buyer's remorse.

Some brides bring more to their appointments then budgets and family members. Superstitions are real in the south and Lori wonders if she needs to break out her sage when the bridal floor fills with brides who believe they're cursed.