Ep 6. The Perfect Shade Of Blue

Robin is a proud mother of the bride who loves classic styles and simplicity. The bride, Heather, wants a simple dress that is also elegant. She wants the dress to be comfortable because she wants to be able to dance at her wedding reception. The family is now in a dilemma because Robin loves a strapless dress while Heather wants something with straps.

At the Bridals by Lori, which is one of the largest bridal shops in Atlanta, the team is excited to receive the family. Lori Allen, the owner, takes them through the endless racks of wedding dresses in search of the perfect shade of blue. Heather wants to incorporate blue into her wedding gown, but she is not sure on which shade of blue to use.

At the shop, Heather tries on a beautiful strapless mermaid gown with buttons all the way to the end of the train. The gown has a sweetheart neckline and hugs Heather's body perfectly, enhancing her curves. Robin loves the dress, and the family is impressed by it. Lori adds a belt, and the gown is stunning. Even though the gown does not have straps, Heather decides to put it in the maybe pile for later consideration.

Next, they try an A-line tulle dress with a beaded bodice. The dress is beautiful, but Heather does not like how the beading feels against her skin. The family is impressed by the dress, but Heather doesn't feel confident in it. Lori brings out another A-line tulle dress in a different shade of blue. The dress has a beaded bodice that blends well with the tulle skirt. The back of the dress has a V-neckline that ties at the back of the neck with a ribbon.

Heather loves the dress, but Robin does not like how the neckline sits. Robin suggests a remedy, and the bride loves the idea. Lori and her team are quick to fix the neckline, and it is perfect. She tops it off with a veil, and Heather is in love with the look. The dress is perfect because it is comfortable, elegant, and simple.

As they continue to search for the perfect shade of blue, they stumble upon a strapless A-line dress in blue. The dress has a ruffled bottom that flows freely when one moves. The bodice is beaded, and it sits perfectly on Heather's body. The dress is gorgeous, but Heather is still not sure whether it is the one. The shop attendants suggest that they add straps to the dress, and the family agrees to give it a try.

Lori and her team add straps to the gown, and Heather falls in love with the dress. It is comfortable, elegant, and simple, just what she wanted. Robin is also happy with the dress, and everyone is excited about Heather's choice.

In the second part of the episode, Meagan is a bride who has brought along her overly opinionated grandmother. The bride wants a traditional ball gown, while the grandmother wants something more modern. The family disagrees on many aspects of the dress, including the length of the train, the neckline, and the shade of color.

At Bridals by Lori, Lori takes Meagan through the racks, trying to find a dress that will satisfy her and her grandmother. They try on a mermaid dress with a sweetheart neckline. The grandmother thinks the neckline is too low and inappropriate for a church. Meagan loves the dress, but she does not want to upset the grandmother.

They try on another dress, a strapless ball gown with a sweetheart neckline. The grandmother loves the dress, but Meagan feels uncomfortable without any straps. Lori adds a removable halter strap, and everyone is happy. The dress has a ruched bodice and a full skirt, with a train that is long enough to suit the bride.

At the fitting, Meagan is in love with her dress, and her grandmother is also happy with the choice. Lori and her team are happy to have satisfied the bride and her family.

In conclusion, The Perfect Shade of Blue is a thrilling episode that showcases Lori and her team's ability to deal with a bride's different preferences and still deliver the perfect dress. The episode is a must-watch for anyone looking for inspiration in choosing their wedding dress.