Where is say yes to the dress atlanta filmed

This gives production enough time to capture interviews, the fitting, and more. As guests walk into Kleinfeld, they're reminded with a sign that no food or beverages are allowed in the store. When the bride applies for the show, she has to include who she'd bring with her to the fitting — and go into detail about their personalities and relationship to her.

From there, the producers choose who makes the cut. Even though brides and their families are appearing on the reality show, they receive no form of compensation on the TLC show. Sorry, dresses aren't free or even discounted. The show divides price ranges into five tiers. In order to film an appointment efficiently, the bride must work within her tier, so that she doesn't waste production's time and end up finding a dress outside of her price range that she can't afford.

The producers aren't looking for someone who's wishy-washy, which is why the application plainly asks brides to describe the kind of dress they have in mind.

This helps the consultants pull options before they arrive. It's also recommended that brides visit other bridal boutiques beforehand, so that they can make a final decision at their Kleinfeld appointment. Production is always excited when someone wants a unique bridal gown. From sheer cutouts to black gowns, it's a guaranteed way to mix things up on the show.

From tiaras and embellished sashes to fur shrugs and crystal hair pieces, the consultants can help shape your entire bridal look. Because Kleinfeld Bridal is a public business, there are often customers in the background who didn't know filming would be happening during their appointment.

All customers who enter the store on filming days need to sign a crowd-notice release. Brides typically try on anywhere from 6 to 16 dresses during their fitting. Production later edits out dresses that don't fit into the storyline. After all, the dressing room is home to a lot of drama that needs to be captured. For this reason a female producer is usually in the dressing room with the bride to make sure they get all the shots. He's adamant about not conversing with the brides beforehand.

So his reaction is authentic. You're seeing my reaction or the consultant's [genuine] reaction," Randy told Good Housekeeping. According to a former SYTTD bride, the producers and director would frequently ask her to repeat sentences and dialogue. There have been a few occasions on SYTTD where a frustrated bride decides to find her own dress and ventures downstairs into the massive Kleinfeld stockroom.

Brides are technically allowed to do this, but it usually irritates the consultants. The TLC show will often flash to the overwhelmingly large and cluttered stockroom downstairs — and there are two more just like it in the store. If the bride is an avid fan of the show, they may have a consultant they want to work with — like Diane or Camille.

However, brides don't have a choice in who they are paired with. It's totally up to producers. Yes, it is actually carried out at a bridal dress store. One can also visit the store to buy a bridal dress, of course. The shop is located at W 20th Street.

Kleinfeld prides itself on having the largest selection of wedding dresses and accessories in the entire world! It sprawls over 30, square feet and has 28 dressing rooms and 17 fitting rooms.

It hosts 1, designer dress samples according to local sources. There are over 1, applications received each season. Filming for the show is usually carried out on weekdays. To get the ball rolling, Monte always starts by focusing on one specific dress characteristic. The initiative involves Monte helping deserving students from around the country pick out their dream prom dresses. It really does go beyond finding the dress and prom perfection for these students," he explains.

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Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta season 11 is airing now on Saturdays at 8 p. ET on TLC.