Here’s how everyone reacted to the first episode of Say Yes To The Dress

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The Irish version of Say Yes To The Dress started on RTE2 last night. Following the same format as the American show, three brides-to-be were brought to a wedding dress shop and shown various styles of dresses. With the help of the boutique owner and wedding planner Peter Kelly, aka Franc, the girls modeled the dress for their friends and family. Just like the American show, there were lots of opinions given, some funnier than others. The best line of the night had to be, "the priest will have a heart attack if he sees them puppies hanging out." It also had touching moments, with insights into the girls relationships and backstory. Emotions ran particularly high when Cora Ann, one of the brides, found out that money from her late father would pay for the dress. Here's how viewers reacted to the show at home:

I'm kinda loving this show. Oh who am I kidding? It's amazing! #SYTTDIRL

— Aoife Madden (@am19am99) October 16, 2017

#SYTTDIRL lot of the dresses the same BUT loved the show, the irish humour & banter fab. That last girl? #tissues #cryinghere

— SHEVAUNNE (@Shevaunne) October 16, 2017

The only way to end this Monday in Ireland? #SYTTDIrl #sayyestothedress #Ophelia

— Louise Harvey (@louiseharvey_) October 16, 2017

Who knew that the addition of Irish Mammies was the thing that would make this show even better #SYTTDIRL

— Laura O'Herlihy (@Leulah) October 16, 2017

That was an emotional rollercoaster but perfect, well done @rte #syttdirl

— Kim Sweeney (@KimSweeney8) October 16, 2017

Annnnddddd now I’m crying #SYTTDIrl

— Laura Brannigan (@BranniganLaura) October 16, 2017

#SYTTDIRL @VowsWeddings @weddingsbyfranc Great first show!! 3 Happy Brides!! All the feels for Cora Ann ??

— Elaine Buckley (@Ellefantastic13) October 16, 2017

Well I roared crying at the end of that #SYTTDIRL

— Ríona Ghoulagher ? (@RionaGallagher) October 16, 2017

#syttdirl in floods of tears here. Well done on a wonderful show @weddingsbyfranc

— Catherine Boland (@BolandCatherine) October 16, 2017