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Randy to the Rescue

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 10+

Wedding stylist gives brides a confidence boost.

TV TLC Reality TV 2012
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What's the Story?

RANDY TO THE RESCUE is a reality series featuring Kleinfeld Bridal Shop stylist Randy Fenoli traveling around the country making brides dreams come true. The Say Yes To The Dress spinoff follows Fenoli as he arrives at cities around the country with a truck load of dresses, veils, accessories, and other items for brides-to-be to try on. While he advises women on how to dress for perfection on their big day, consultants like hair stylist Paul Norton and make up artist Lesley Thornton makeover a select group of women from head to hem and has them step onto the isle of style to show off their looks to their family and friends. He also sends them off with a bridal blueprint to help them replicate the look on their wedding day. It isn't always easy to please picky or very rushed brides, but Randy manages to make lots of them very happy.

Is It Any Good?

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Like Yes To The Dress, the series follows brides-to-be as they search for their dream dress and get styling tips from Randy to help them look and feel their best on their big day. While price points are discussed, most of the show's focus is on styling brides according to his signature approach and making them happy rather than simply making a sale.

While some brides briefly share some emotional stories about themselves or a loved one that is impacting their overall buying experience, most of the show is pretty mild and upbeat. Folks in the midst of their own wedding shopping bliss may find this helpful, and hopeless romantics will probably also find it very entertaining.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about weddings and wedding dresses. Why is so much importance placed on finding the right dress for a wedding? Is this why many of them are so expensive? How does the way women feel about their bodies impact the way they see and feel about themselves in these dresses?

  • What age do kids start thinking about weddings? Is it different for boys and girls?

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