Don't Be Tardy... - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
2 Months to the Altar
Kim Zolciak is getting married! Planning a million-dollar wedding in just 8 weeks in the middle of Kroy's football season means Kim will have to take care of everything without her man around. Celebrity wedding planner, Colin Cowie, promises to turn her backyard into the winter wonderland wedding of her fantasies, while the search begins for her dream gown, which she spotted three years before she even had a groom. When a new dress can't be made in time for the big day, Kim buys the exact same dress online -- the only problem is that it's used!
How to Dress a Bride in 6 Weeks
Kim works out with Kroy's trainer in an attempt to slim down for her newly purchased size 2 designer wedding gown. In search for the perfect second dress for herself, Kim heads to NYC with her entourage consisting of stylist Shun, best friend Jen, and Kim's daughters. While in NYC, Kim not only finds her second look for the wedding, but she stumbles upon a very sexy THIRD outfit as well. Before leaving NYC, Kim arranges a birthday party for Ariana at the famous Serendipity, where birthday party food-fest turns into a love-fest.
The Biermanns are Coming!
Kroy's parents, whom Kim has only met once, are coming for a week-long visit, and according to Psychic Rose, they aren't thrilled about the impending nuptials between Kim and their son. Stressed to the point of picking up her old smoking habit, Kim uses their upcoming visit as an opportunity to change their minds about her and gain their approval. Little does she know, it's her own mother that she needs to worry about.
At the Fifty Yard Line
Kim and Kroy lay down the rules as Brielle gets ready for her first homecoming dance. Frustrated with her mom's behavior, Kim un-invites her from the food tasting with Colin Cowie, to some unexpected and disastrous results!
Port-A-Pology
Kroy surprises Kim with his wish for them to write their own vows to say at the ceremony, to be officiated by former Falcons linebacker, Coy Wire. Meanwhile, Derek J accompanies Kim to pick out luxury port-a-potties when Kim's matron of honor Jen shirks her duties. Still hurt after the fight with her mom and unsure what to do, Kim asks her Uncle John for advice and later invites her mom to a custom mother-of-the bride gown fitting to try to patch things up between them.
Maid of Dishonor
For Kroy's wedding gift, Kim takes pictures in a painted-on Falcon's football jersey. Between major mistakes made with her ceremony prep and Kim's Matron of Honor, Jen, not living up to her matronly duties, Kim is sent into an emotional tailspin just days before the wedding.
One Wig Left to Go
Fearing wedding crashers, Kim and Kroy amp up security measures to mythic proportions, enlisting armed guards and attack dogs. Kroy surprises Kim, who gets sick the day before the wedding, with some major bling for the wedding. Derek J and Niki try their best to convince Kim to wear her real hair on her wedding day. Kim isn't keen on the idea but agrees to at least show them what she's been hiding under that wig!
Our Wedding Goes to 11...11...11
It's the morning of the big day, 11/11/11, and while Kroy's at practice, Kim has to make sure everything is perfect before she walks down the aisle. Kim and her best friend, Jen, reunite and Kim's assistant Niki steps into the role of Matron of Honor. With just a couple hours to go, Colin Cowie's crew is still putting together Kim's wedding and Derek J still hasn't cut Kim's wedding wig.
We Fly Above
Nerves continue to fray as guests arrive, including paparazzi in helicopters. Kim is swept up in the emotion of being a bride, but her special day turns cloudy when her mom starts making demands. After a dramatic confrontation, Kim still manages to make it the happiest day of her life, the start of her forever with Kroy.
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