Say Yes to the Dress - Season 3 (2009)

Nicole's sorority sisters have surprised her with a weekend trip, but there's something fishy about this appointment. Grace (who had a dress custom made but had second thoughts when she attended a friend's wedding) brings her fiancé, Tate, who can't help but be completely involved in the entire appointment. Lauren tries to please her aunt (who is paying for the dress).

Sometimes finding the right dress means you have to test relationships. Camille brings a mother in law whose relationship has been strained by religious differences. Lisa and her mom battle over budget. Keasha helps a friend. Rachel has her final fitting

New consultant Carmel has a tall order from her first bride of the day. Indian bride Jasleen Gill wants an elaborate dress, for two thousand dollars, in red. Down the hall, Camille's bride Marissa King is a reluctant wedding dress shopper.

Saying yes to a dress is not always easy for a bride. Sacha refuses to settle for a dress within her budget (and so going over, she will have to cut other things in the wedding budget). Elizabeth brings a large, opinionated group. Madora finds a dress, but struggles with the cost ($3,000 over her budget). Dorianne's dad gets emotional during her fitting (despite him not approving over the dress initially, when the dress had been chosen with her stepmother earlier).

As a Wiccan bride, Jessica wants a fairy-themed wedding. But will she find the perfect dress? Then, Vicki returns for a fitting.

Brides have a budget and in this unstable economy, they expect more bang for their buck. Melanie's dream dress has increased in price over time. Fofie finds her dress, but her father will not pay the $24,000 asking price. Marisa honors her mom.

Consultant Sarah gets engaged and now must find a dress, but can't keep her focus at work. Sola looks for a dress that will reflect her culture. Rachel and her mother make a bittersweet visit to the salon for Rachel's first fitting.

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Caitlin is having a military wedding after eloping. Carmel is assigned to help, but Randy steps in. Lee and her husband, search for dress to renew their vows in.

Consultant Dianne is stuck in the middle of a battle of wills between bride Leah and her best friend, who can't agree on which dress looks best. Bride Susan comes to shop for her wedding dress on her 50th birthday and finds that her daughter is less than understanding of which dress makes her mom happiest. And bride Jennifer returns to the store shortly before her wedding for a fitting of a dress with "elegant cleavage."

Alla, who lost her mother to breast cancer, battles an opinionated aunt. Ellen falls for a dress that might be out of her budget. Liz and her mother have differing tastes and cannot come to an agreement. Timoria's fitting gets emotional.

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Julie wants a $6,000 dress, but her brutally honest mum is footing the bill. Will they see eye-to-eye? Plus, can brides Joy and Beth find outfits that meet their high expectations?

Jennifer claims she is "dress blind." Christy's mom wants a ball gown for her ball girl. Bride Susan bought a ballroom-style dress too hastily. Now she's returned to the store to buy another dress that better suits her edgy tastes

It's the end of the month, and in the tough economy, Kelinfelds needs to tighten their purse strings. With falling revenue, store owners Ronnie and Mara remind the staff that their job security ultimately rests in the consultants' ability to achieve their monthly sales goals. But these aren't ordinary sales - brides have their own goals to achieve when it comes to finding that one perfect gown that will awe their family and friends on their special day. Carmel has been struggling all month and desperately needs a sale to hit her monthly sales goal. But she's got her ...