Bridal Shop Won't Sell to Lesbian-What Would You Do? Reported by Erica Butler: The dress. This simple, two-word item captures the arguably single most important - and emotionally fraught - task on a bride-to-be's to-do list. When Alix Genter, a graduate student at Rutgers University in New Jersey, was shopping for her wedding gown last summer, the task became even more stressful when she believed owner of the shop discriminated against her because of her sexual orientation. "She said she wouldn't work with me because I'm gay," Genter told Philadelphia Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky. Donna Saber, owner of Here Comes the Bride, in Somers Point, N.J., told ABC News that she only asked Genter why she crossed out "groom" and replaced it with "partner" on her order out of curiosity. "What Would You Do?" traveled to a bridal shop in New Jersey to see how bystanders would react to such a scenario. Emotions ran high when our actress, Margaret, picked out a dress she liked but was told the shop would not sell her the dress because she was a lesbian. Did fellow shoppers support the shop and add their own anti-gay sentiment? Did they keep quiet or step in to defend her? Watch a preview below, and watch the full show on "What Would You Do?"