Ep 19. The Family Feud
- TVPG
- May 17, 2013
- 22 min
In season five, episode nineteen of Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, titled "The Family Feud," viewers get to witness an emotional rollercoaster as the bride-to-be, Erin, struggles to find her dream wedding dress amidst her family's pushback. Erin is accompanied by her sister, mother, and future mother-in-law, who have very different opinions on what her dress should look like.
As Erin tries on various dresses, tensions rise as her mother and sister critique every aspect of each gown. Erin's future mother-in-law, on the other hand, believes that Erin should have the final say in what dress she wears on her big day. The family feud continues as Erin becomes more and more confused about what she truly wants.
Erin's mother insists on a classic, modest gown, while her sister pushes for something more contemporary and trendy. Meanwhile, Erin just wants to feel beautiful and comfortable in her dress. It becomes evident that their clashing opinions are making the experience overwhelming and stressful for Erin.
As the appointment goes on, Randy, the bridal consultant, encourages Erin to speak up and assert her own preferences. He pulls out dresses that reflect Erin's personal style and taste, hoping to de-escalate the tension and help Erin feel confident in her decision.
The family feud finally comes to a head when Erin becomes emotional and frustrated with the constant bickering. Randy steps in and reminds the family that it is Erin's special day, and ultimately, she should be the one to choose her dress.
After trying on several more dresses, Erin finally finds the perfect one that she feels beautiful and comfortable in. Her family finally comes together and agrees that the dress is stunning, illustrating that family can work together to achieve a common goal.
In the end, Erin walks out of the bridal salon feeling confident and happy, grateful for the experience and the support of her loved ones. "The Family Feud" is a heartwarming episode that highlights the importance of communication, compromise, and ultimately, putting the bride's needs first.
