David Tutera Unveiled

David counts down the top ten most hilarious, preposterous and over-the-top moments from My Fair Wedding; from scandalous guests to boozy brides, there's never a dull moment.

David works with a bombshell Argentinean bride who wants a Broadway wedding, and takes a big risk with the fashion. David surprises his friends and announces he's becoming a dad.

It's Mama Drama to the max, as David referees between dueling moms who can't stand each other. While the moms bicker, David escapes to buy baby clothes for daughter Cielo.

Caught between a fashionista bride and a conservative mom, David relies on a former centerfold model to get the bridal party in shape, then he plans the nursery for his baby daughter's arrival.

Back to his Bat Mitzvah roots, David throws a fabulous Beverly Hills party. This family of Persian princesses pushes David and his team to their limit. David decorates his baby's nursery in style.

Bride Lisette acts like a little girl and wishes her mom were here to make her wedding dress. David is distracted by his daughter's upcoming birth and blames it on pregnancy brain.

David's bride has bizarre requests, from a black bridal gown to a life-sized T-Rex. David makes a bet with the bride when he hears her brother wants to be a bridesmaid & wants to wear a dress to the wedding.

David plans a Super 16 bash for Basketball Wife Tami Roman's daughter while planning his baby shower. Tami thinks David can't pull off a hip-hop party, but David has a big surprise: rap artist Da Brat.

David plans an anniversary party for reality TV star Shayne Lamas & husband Nik Richie, but concerns around his daughter's birth may cause him to miss the party. A private plane brings David's baby Cielo home.

From lap dances to topless brides, David recounts the most dramatic scenes in My Fair Wedding history. In these hilarious top 10 countdowns, spanning all 5 seasons, nothing is off limits. Fans pick their favorite wedding.

Watch a sneak peek of David Tutera Unveiled, Season 1, premiering Sept. 7, 2013.