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ts, and she even did my wedding", insinuating that they are an outside vendor. Turns out the photographer is his daughter. It is very easy to be swooned by what there is offered, however there will be up to 5 weddings on your wedding day (and they may even be using the same ceremony space), so you will have the reassurance of setting up early the day before, doing a walk-through, or the option to clean up the day after. You will be rushed out of your ceremony space after about 20 minutes (including photos), your decor will be taken down and you'll be rushed out to set up for the next wedding. No option to go back and take photos with the decor with anyone you missed before, etc. Your wedding will essentially be on a production line and you will be rushed through the entire day.

nd helpful and the floral woman is wonderful too. But its also extremely unclear who you reach out to and for what. We quickly found out that the owner is more or less an ass, very rude and short and doesn't really care for you AT ALL. Our wedding coordinator was horrific.. you get assigned one 3 weeks before the wedding and she would take days to answer any questions.. which any girl 3 weeks from her wedding would need advice on things QUICKLY. The day of the wedding, our bridal suite was moved. Not only was it dirty, the outlets kept falling out, and wasnt the suite i remotely wanted or expected.. it was 44 DEGREES. in February!!!!! I called the owner Dave and he told me that its winter what do i expect. We spent our wedding morning getting ready in WINTER COATS. When I got to the venue 20 minutes before the ceremony, florals were missing, things were out of place, decor we brought were missing, AND our dates were printed incorrectly at each and every table setting (HOW EMBARASSING). The entire day we were confused as to what was next and such, luckily our photographer had previous weddings there and was able to direct us since our coordinator disappeared many times. The bartender was also so incredibly rude and multiple guests commented on it. This venue absolutely sucks you in to get you to book and then throws you out like you're bothering them. There is no way that they try to make this day feel special for you at all, they treat it as a business transaction and nothing else. To say that we were disappointed is an understatement.

re told after booking the venue. The food was great, the bartenders, the florists, bakery were all absolutely AMAZING. The only complaint my husband and I have, is the DJ, Larry, could’ve been better with the music. My husband and I spent a lot of time (months) on the music and it should’ve gotten us through the ceremony and reception (5 hours and some change), and maybe he went through all the music but at a certain point… guests were coming up to us asking us why the DJ started playing music you’d hear in an elevator after dinner. Instead of playing music to get people up and dancing. He also omitted most of our dedication music, even though we had notes why to play music and when to play them. We wish he would’ve just kept playing the music we had on our playlist. We worked so hard the playlist and we feel as though only 1/4-1/2 of the playlist was actually used. Larry seemed very disconnected from the crowd and could’ve read the mood/ vibe better. My husband took it upon himself to keep going up and requesting songs to make sure the songs we wanted played, were played; my dad and I opted out of having a father/ daughter dance but wanted to have a certain song played once everyone was dancing. It was wasn’t. Same with my mom. And for those of you reading and thinking, “couldn’t the parents/ someone else have said something?” My husband did, but as one of the guests of honor, he shouldn’t have had to. Again, we created a playlist for a reason to take the guess work out of figuring out what to play. When that’s ignored, on the wedding day, why even give us a music portal to request music at that point? We felt as though if we didn’t keep requesting music, he wasn’t going to do his job. In fact, there were times when he would play a song and straight up walk away and let music play on its own. We didn’t know where he went, from our perspective, it looked like he’d just walked away and would check in from time to time. Eating or a bathroom break is one thing… but to just leave when the ceremony and reception combined was 5 hours long? That was strange. He also racially profiled a member of our wedding party (both sets of parents included). He looked at one of our groomsmen, who has Afro-Latino heritage and said, OUT LOUD, “I’m assuming you’re Mario?” He said yes, and Larry replied with “I just had a feeling.” I don’t know if it was process of elimination on his end, or if he genuinely did racially profile him, either way… EVERYONE in the wedding party’s eyes bugged out of their heads. My maid of honor/ cousin is half Japanese and he didn’t do the same thing with her that he did with our best man. Do better, Larry. Please. Also, guests looking for other weddings were misdirected to my wedding and left wedding cards. Which then made us have to break into the very secure card box and get the cards to the correct couple. Our own guests were misdirected to the wrong venue, as well. The signage was very poorly placed (I, as the bride, never even saw the sign)… so, why did we pay for one if it didn’t help direct guests? We weren’t planning on keeping it after the wedding day, but it would’ve prevented cards from being placed in the wrong box and kept guests informed. The day itself was beautiful and everyone who doesn’t know what happened enjoyed their time!

t weren't even on our list. The food was subpar. Worst of all, the owner was extremely abrasive, attempted to pick a fight with us over the location of our "welcome" sign. Stay away, not worth your money!