"This Is The Longest Appointment We've Ever Had!" | Say Yes To The Dress Atlanta 

LMAO Right!

He’s the best and lori, lol 😂

I like Monty.

Off to get A martini

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Haha I literally said the same thing before seeing your post!

Absolutely!

Same.....

And if she would still think about that dress, then you know its your dress. I think that bride at the end didn't feel that its THE dress, she felt forced to chose anything, it was really not fair

I am actually SHOCKED that Lori did not pull the bride or her mother aside and say "Look, this isn't working today. The store is about to close. Why don't we schedule you to come back at another time to look and maybe she can do some research and get a clearer idea of what she's looking for in a dress." And honestly, if I was Flo and Robin, I would have been PISSED had this bride made me work for THREE HOURS over closing time and then she DIDN'T pick a dress.

@@CeltycSparrow But the TLC producer got the show.

Right! The employee who was helping her, Robin, deserves a raise!

@@HC-rn7fu You mean Flo? Robin only stepped in after closing time.

Im not coming tomorrow it a day off 😂😂

Agree! She pissed me off so much! The worst bride on this show for sure

Absolutely! Maybe I could understand it if she were spending around $15,000 for a dress, but wanting to keep under $1,500? No, no no.

Yes and her mom have her a budget of 5000 so if she didn’t want to spend so much of her moms money she could have just said to her consultant that she only wants to see dresses under 2000 or under 1500 not to waste anyone’s time.

If I was a bride to be, I'd hate to look for a dress for 4 hours, even I would get frustrated and want to go back another day.

Agreed. However, keep in mind that all of their appointments have been booked ahead of time. And don’t the consultants have a cut-off time to have appointments? If they don’t, then I hate to say that the consultants had this coming. Because the client (especially one who hasn’t gone dress shopping before) doesn’t know better. And the consultants know that dress shopping can take hours at times. I think what the consultants should’ve done is either book her at an earlier time so that this doesn’t happen, or Flo could’ve just told her upfront that they’re close to closing time and try to work out a plan from there. Also, something tells me that the producers kept this appointment at the designated time on purpose to create drama for the show.

Good point! 👍💙

Touché!

She didn't see value for the money

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Well I mean u can’t tell someone wat to spend THEIR money on or to walk down the aisle in something that isn’t perfect to them I personally if they want to find a dress that makes them feel perfect let them🤷🏼‍♀️

Yes! I kept thinking that too!

She wants to make her commission, poor Flo.

@@NLR759 I think she wants more than that when she said 'Flo doesn't do 8s'

I’m glad Flo was sweet with the bride, but I hope when she got home, she ranted & raved. 🤣

Flo is a rockstar

That sounds exactly like me 😂

Your comment makes no sense 💀 if she can’t decide what she wants in a dress, that IS being indecisive

That’s… gn

@Kaley Cooper I think it’s a joke

@@kaleycooper9111 I think they mean that she’s not indecisive, she’s picky. She actually knows what she wants but she’s having trouble compromising on various aspects of the dresses, i.e. cost, weight, texture, color, shape, design, etc. Basically she’s having difficulty finding a dress that checks off enough of her boxes, so to speak. There might be some “Fear Of Missing Out” sprinkled in there as well (“What if the next dress is better than the one I like?”).

Exactly my thought

I think in the real world they would stop the appointment and reschedule. The consultants have other bookings and a schedule to keep. Plus at four hours you're tired and hungry and won't find anything. And it's only the first one. But most of the appointments when they film take a few hours and they try on a lot of dresses but only air a few. SO they would have padded it out even more and used it as a plot device for the show

And the dress she chose is ugly af.

@FAKOKTA they usually do but not sure in this episode they didnt.

Yes agreed

and in another store.

I ruined your 500 likes

Yeah, if she has that much trouble committing to finding a wedding dress, I'm surprised she has found the "right" man to marry.

@@kyliepechler I mean it took her 10 years to marry him. LOL I'm sure it wasn't the first time he asked either.

😂😂 that's what I was thinking too 😂

And 3 hours passed closing?!? That’s extremely rude. She should’ve just gone home. Like wtf

Me neither I would come back for another appointment

This is Flo’s fault. She could’ve told her client that they’re about to close and book another appointment for her to come back another day.

Me neither it was so inconsiderate. But TLC loves drama.

Yeah, I would feel bad even for taking an hour picking a dress or going a minute over closing

She is gonna be one of those brides that changes her mind at first fitting. Good grief, it took her 10 years to get engaged. *smh*

And after all that, she chose the ugliest dress.

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So funny

@@Emunah13819 😄😄

This show makes me feel bad about being single. But also never want to buy a wedding dress ever....

@@mctheobeymebunny190haha same! Too much drama and me and my mom are already very different in taste so I think that we would be dramatic like this.

@@24klilem74 i would just buy a fun lolita dress or something not even do anything for the wedding just nothing 😂 ill just be that bunny lady 😂

Same for the past 3 days I’ve been binging it for hours on end I don’t think I’m ok

sameee idek how i got into this show-

😆😆😆😂she had to crack a new wig out !

😅 ikr 🙄 Geez. God bless Flo cuz baby, I WAS NOT

Meaning - the appointment went on so long they had to do Flo's confessional interview thing on 2 days and were like, "fuck it, let's not make her change her hair again."

Same i would be out like... Oop ill just go 😶and apologise for 200000 times

They could have told her to come back another day,it's on them, it's for the show

Tbh i disagree bec I would be like this and she is just really nervous I think she knows she's dragging everyone and feels bad but at the same time she just really wants to find the dress so yeah I politely disagree

@@waterylemon6880 exactly plus it’s YOUR day

@@jody-annmaitland4751 yes :)

I would leave. Enough is enough!!!!go home come back another day,

@@francesfehrman741 I agree, 3 hours is sooo rude.

Because companies have policies in customer services the customer is always right you really cannot leave until the last customer is served and hey she gets overtime

@@makenzie8577 'Hey she gets overtime' is such a Karen thing to say. Compulsory overtime isn't really compensation to consultant who is tired and has been working all day and whose work doesn't stop when they get home, or the husband who's been worrying about what might have happened to you or the children who expected you to put them to bed or the friend who's birthday drinks you might have missed. Customers should never assume it's acceptable to keep a store open past closing because 'hey she gets overtime', if not for any other reason than sometimes we don't get paid overtime, because as far as the company's concerned, it was you who failed to close the store on time, so they shouldn't compensate you for any extra work.

Because they want drama and pass the poor bride as the villain

you must have not worked in retail or customer service especially retail for a big company dealing w entitled ppl on a regular basis

Where can I find it

@@misscece258 you can probably find it my searching the tittle “shortest appointment say yes to the dress”

They probably need time filler lol

4:47 !

because she bought the dress and is in for a fitting or a new dress if that one is bad

I would hand those brides a bunch of bridal magazines and tell her to come back when she has at least an idea of the style she wants.

My mums friend is a bridal consultant too and has the same issue and literally she has had about 20 of those girls come in again, with no idea what they want AND a new man because the “last one was not the right one for them”

And then (at least in this show) when they have a specific list they call the bride picky 🙄

If I was a consultant I'd put a bride who doesn't know what she wants in a neckline & skirt type that I think suited her best, ask if she has a sleeve preference, a fabric or color preference, & we'd work on the details from there. Each dress I'd ask for more loves and hates & keep it at like a 4-5 dress max per appt. This coming from someone who's never went dress shopping 🤣🤣🤣 so I'm talking out of my ass, but it just seems like something that would be useful.

It helps if they know their body type, lines, colouring etc to see which look will suit them best

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She probably returned it the next day.

That really was amazing

I think so too..........GOOOOOORGEOUS

No kidding ......

Yikes! Don't say that... she might see this 🙄

@@spongemonkeysooz she's beautiful either ways the dress doesn't make her beautiful she does

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@@hurst-cs2jh Hi there James😊

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@@hanieoh2078 Good morning Hanie 🥰😊

Yeah, I can see how she'd not be aware there's a problem in that situation - they're filming, so it's hardly a normal appointment. It's understandable that she'd lose track of time. It's the consultants' and production's job to wrap things up.

I'd just like to say that sometimes employees aren't allowed to say were closing. At one of my jobs if people wanted to stay we had to just wait until a manager told them to leave.

The consultant is just an employees its the managers and stores policy which determine the time the shop closes most stores have a policy you dont leave until the last customer is satisfied

I also think it'd have something to do with the filming. I don't think I've seen an episode of this where the bride has said no (and I'd imagine there would be few in the first place) and I've seen brides who were on the show talk about how they felt pressured to say yes, and they also had to buy it. I would be really stressed if I had to make a decision in my first appointment, on camera, and possibly have it aired on national television.

i LOVE this mom. She is hilarious and she knows her daughter! I love her style too. totally 70s style and i say that as a compliment!

Same! Started walking around jingling keys! Yawning loud! Like baby girl you got to gtfo.

I doubt it was her decision. I bet production told her to keep going telling her “it’s ok, keep trying them on, it’s best to do it now instead of booking another appointment” because it’s good drama for the show. She seems like such a genuinely sweet person and I feel so bad for her because everyone is grilling her in the comments.

The dress in question was $3500, not $5000.

@@terrib627 she meant her budget, not the one she bought

@@potatotomatoschmewtato8590 thank you

There was a bride that wanted a dress under $500 or even less

@@preciousia9137 Now she's just stingy or a miser or maybe it's just her financial status so I won't judge.

me too

Speaking as a formal bridal stylist, I can completely confirm that not everyone has that moment. Not everyone gets emotional, and not everyone feels butterflies. The most important thing is if it is comfortable, it's what you've envisioned yourself in, and if you feel beautiful in it. ❤️❤️❤️

@@carmanwillis7537 I didn’t cry or get emotional when I found my dress. I did have an indecisive moment where I thought that I had found “the dress” but as soon as I got home from my appointment it just didn’t feel….right? I wanted it to be the dress but I noticed that I wasn’t 100% sold on it and that I kept trying to add things to the dress to make it “perfect” I went to two more bridal salons after that and I ended up finding my ACTUAL perfect dress. I knew it was the dress for me because I wouldn’t change a thing to it or add anything extra. It was perfect the way it was and no other dress on earth could compare to it. I didn’t even want to look at anything else afterwards. That’s how I knew. I also knew it was THE dress when my dad actually said something about it when I came out wearing it. I knew that if my dad verbally said that he really liked it then the dress was definitely special

True. When I bought my dress on a tight budget I was glad to have found a nice dress, but it was more a necessity to me. But now, 20 years later, when I look at our wedding photographs, I still think: "What a beautiful dress I had!"

I agree with Lori🙄

She actually didn’t I was wondering the same and I stalked her Facebook lmao

@@lauradabah9616 I- no way allat jus to throw allat time away her momma must be mad asl

@@lauradabah9616 I'm not at all surprised she didn't.

@@lauradabah9616 she did wear the dress

@@lauradabah9616 nah, I've stalked her too. She wore that dress and she looks beautiful ❤️

I could, as a shop owner, see perhaps staying open for another 45 min's., maybe an hr. if I figured she was close to making a decision & I didn't want to lose the sale. But 3 hr's!!, ....that's just kind of absurd.

I feel this way too. People are insulting the bride in the comments, acting as if the consultants had no choice in this. I'm sure if they'd asked her to come back later, she would've said okay

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Hello Danielle 😊😊😊

@@hurst-cs2jh troll somewhere else, you creep!

Hello danielle How are youdoing today?

That’s what I’m sayin!

We are in a pandemic

True. Sometimes I need to wait one or two nights and then I realize which one stuck in my thoughts and which ones I have forgotten already. Not only with dresses, also with other things that cost a little bit.

finally somebody who thinks this. honestly yeah i bet too..its just idk a lil iffy

Yep. I don’t know one store that wouldn’t just close anyway and kick her out. Unless she was a psycho bride who controlled everyone around her, it seems unlikely for her to not only control when the consultants go home, but also when the production company and camera crew pack up and go home, since we can assume they would do that at a similar time to the consultants. Somebody would have just told her, “no”. She isn’t an evil overload. This was clearly a production decision for better TV.

They always put the newest & most drop dead gorgeous dresses on the mannequins for display

Imo The dresses in the background look ugly as well 😂

Yess....

And the modt expensive dresses

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Waiting 10 years isn't long enough???!!

And 3 hours is even worse.