Bride Doesn't Want To Offend Wedding Dress Designer | Say Yes To The Dress: Big Bliss 

He was far too pushy!! Someone should have told him to back off and let the consultant do her job.

She's pathetic.

A true southern lady.

Too dang pushy. Go away!!

Stalker more like

I loved how she was so direct “do you want me to speak for you? NO.”

She should have stepped in sooner, I think

I’m glad she put a stop to the harassment by this pushy designer.

There's always a way to state our needs (and let's face it this is one of the situations where her needs were #1) politely. I think the consultant, or Randy if he was there, should have removed Henry from this bride's appointment if she could not. This was so bad.

The store has clearly given preference to its designer touting for business, rather than catering to the paying client.

It was weird how he was lingering watching her in the background

Most people are bad at 'vibes'; that's why we use words like adults. He was very nice and understood immediately when the consultant finally said, "No". I thought he was adorable. A lot of designers would ignore anyone not model-thin.

Lmao

He's desperate because rent is due and he's gotta sell them dresses! 🤣🤣

@@kdphotos4691 Aw. He was trying to help. Y'all are mean

yeah she was a KNOCKOUT in that final dress! imagine how much stress she would have been spared if the consultant had said "she has a couple of dresses she wants to try on first but if those don't work SHE will look through your collection and see if anything speaks to her."

Yes, her 2nd choice was beautiful on her

@@dietotakuwow polite but firm way to say no! You should be a consultant!

still, you would think a designer would have some sense of what styles look good on which brides, otherwise who are they designing dresses for?

@Yolanda Omar Keeshsa

It’s about 💰

Is he Australian 🇦🇺 didn’t even hear it I was way too pissed and so annoyed with him. I’m from Melbourne

@@AProfColleenBKelly …sorry, he’s definitely an Australian!

@@AProfColleenBKelly he's Australian. Lol

@@AProfColleenBKelly Yeah, according to Google (which we all know is Absolutely True lol), he's Australian. Sigh.

@@jasminej6281 I thought he was British

He was trying to help. I thought he was lovely, and he did back off when she asked him to. I think he was excited to be part of the process, he doesn't usually get to do that.

They all looked the same to me

I thought that was gracious, he was able to show there were no hard feelings. I'd work with him any time :)

@@susellis493 No, he wasn't lovely. He needs to learn to read the room. It was obvious she didn't like his dresses but he kept coming back. He put everyone in a difficult position, esp the consultant who wants to stand up for the bride but isn't supposed to offend the designer. What started out as a really fun appointment turned awkward & uncomfortable. He got himself some publicity but hurt his reputation in the process.

@@jazznpercy His dresses weren't right for her and he acknowledged that. They all worked through it and came to a happy outcome. People aren't perfect, none of us are, but he was genuinely trying to help and accepted 'No' when it was said. He was lovely. The Bride will have a happier life if she learns to speak up a little.

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I personally think he chose that first dress in an effort to hide her shape.... Big girls.don't have to wear tents! Smh

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I don't think he had good intentions at all. Randy never suggests one of his dresses and when the bride is embarrassed to say she doesn't like it, he immediately says: take it off, it's not your gown, you have to love it

Oh please. The designer's "good intentions" were to hijack the appointment of the bride who was being filmed for the show.

@@RaquelPereira-fj4kt Actually I have seen an episode where he recommended one of his dresses and it was horrenndous

None of the dresses were particularly lovely. It wasn't even that they weren't her style, which they weren't, but none of them flattered her body at all.

@@lisaparrey1343 it was horrendous for you. he doesn't make horrendous dresses, although they're not my style. when that happens, he immediately sees on the bride's face she doesn't love it and tells her it's not the right one for her. once he even went to the dressing room to convince the bride to not even consider his dress because she was ashamed. having said that, I don't like Randy, due to other traits of his personality.

Yes, and UK needs to stop forcing costly dresses on brides

Kiesha is an OG in this genre. We in the US had our Randy, Keisha & Audrey before the UK

We need a Gok lol. But the dresses in Lancaster is amazingly beautiful

Not true

So you don't think that, since they are not on TV in the US, that they don't exist? LOL

He was trying to help, then he felt bad and tried to help MORE.

@@susellis493 no he was creepy not helpful

@@beth1188 No he was just tryna help .And just like the reply above says . He felt bad for not helping so he wanted to help more and by doing that he just made it more awkward . I think that he is very nice and just doesnt know how to show his care and concern cuz he saw the bride and had this little vision and wanted to help her find her dress from his own collection made by heart but that didn't work and he still talked to her at the end letting her know how beautiful she is

@@itsjihaneyeah2509 Thank you for saying this!! He was human and I love that he wanted so much to help her. I'd love to have his help to choose a dress. He was a good sport when she chose a different designer.

@@itsjihaneyeah2509 he stood in the corner like a creep in some frames..

They did intervene.

Well it is all for the show, they planned this, the bride and her family are paid to appear on TV, she can rebook

@@susellis493 way too late, in my opinion

@@jemmaj2919 I am glad you replied. I was going to say, we don't know that for sure. People really don't know. But I didn't want to look stupid, more than I do, so I googled it. Why I haven't googled before now is beyond me. I am normally a research junkie. Anyway, SYTD admits that it is partially scripted. Now, I don't know if I can enjoy the show anymore.

I mean she came in with 2 pictures of specific designs she was looking for at the right at the beginning, so to keep putting her in the designer's dresses - that looked nothing like her original 2 pictures - didn't make any sense.

It didn't come across as staged so much as it came across that the designer was too-determined to have a bride choose one of his dresses on camera. It was probably staged in the sense that the show made sure that a plus-size bride appeared on the same day the designer of plus-size dresses appeared, though I don't believe production encouraged the designer to be so pushy.

He is awful

It was definitely staged, the guy pops up as a villain to do everything opposite of what the bride wanted. It was for the drama.

We can only hope . . .

Prick is the perfect word i think 🤣

Seriously! He was literally tenting his fingers. All he was missing was a Persian lap cat.

no he just wanted money

But that’s not his job, it’s the consultant’s. The designer kept saying “we have to find her the right dress” as if it was his job to do just that. It would have been different if the bride had come in specifically to purchase a Henry Roth gown (Pnina does that all the time, consulting with brides who want her HER designs and her designs only.) He should have left her alone because it just makes him look rude and greedy. He even said at the end “It’s not my gown but you look gorgeous.” Um…is the qualifier needed? She doesn’t need to feel guilty about not buying one of his gowns for HER wedding. She looked beautiful period.

Not funny to me but very creepy.

@@joycejohnson7640 Personal taste, I guess.

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The consultant handled it. Not everyone's a 'Karen'.

@@susellis493 Karen is so way over used. It simply was a designer who should have been told thank you but I have my choices picked out.

@@jerriecook6908 I agree, Jerrie, everyone I've ever known named Karen has actually been a very sweet person. I used it as a short form of suhgesting not everything should be escalated to a manager, especially when someone is trying to help, but you're right that it's not a nice term for complaining/ escalating/ bad behaviour. I find all the reactions to that designer far worse than his behaviour. He backed off as soon as the consultant said, "No". I'd love his help if it was me, at least he participated. Dress shopping should be fun.

Not everybody is trying to look slim love.

I was just thinking I haven’t seen her in a long time. She’s great.

covid hit the show hard so they've had to resort to recycling content until they can get back up to speed.

Yes, the way that designer was lurking was sooooo creepy!

I think it’s staged. It was ridiculous.