Go Along For The Ride With "Along For The Bride"

11/07/2012

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As any woman who's ever gotten married knows, having a solid crew of bridesmaids is key to getting through the process. Between picking a venue, to choosing the caterer -- and staving off the demands of mothers-in-law-to-be, brides have a lot to contend with --

The new show Along For The Bride chronicles brides and their bridesmaids on the run up to the big day. We'll follow brides and their friends as they pick out dresses, plan a bachelorette party and get ready for the wedding. But when friends and family get thrown together from different walks of life, sparks can fly. Personalities and fashion tastes clash and it can become an all out fight down the aisle.

It'll be an all out battle for top bridesmaid!

Along For The Bride premieres Sunday, November 22 at 10 pm E.T.

--Julie Gerstein

Comments

[Produk Kecantikan]

This is my first time i visit here. I found so many entertaining stuff in your blog, especially its discussion. From the tons of comments on your articles,

[cynthia]

How do you apply to be on the show

[Robyn]

Hey just wanna know when Gabby's wedding is suppose to air. There's a ton of people waiting to see how beautiful she look and how great I did her hair. Just wanna know the suspense is killing me......

[Alongforthebridefan]

Wow. I loved this show. it shows women having a good time. I LOVED the Bride with the MUD RUN, how original!!!! I also really thought the roast was cool!

I like this because it focuses less on the bride and more on the party. People want to believe that Bridezillas are because the brides are just crazy. now they can see what these brides are actually dealing with.

[Mrssy Mac]

I just watched Kara on Along for the Bride...and never have I ever been jealous of anyone on one of these bridal shows....Kara and her girls had such a wonderful dynamic and I had such a girl crush on Kara. That is how a wedding should go.

[Kathi]

I am absolutely appalled at the commercial for the show, "Along for the Bride!" There are no moral values here, just the opposite. Being a virgin is something to be proud of - not advertising the opposite for all to see on television. This is not the type show I would want my children or grandchildren to see and will certainly not be watching it. This is certainly more than a PG-13 show and I find it disgusting that TLC would find this an appropriate show to air.