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ot fit in the back of her car. She also said that she thinks the cakes won’t fit either. Both of these items were explicitly discussed in both prior meetings because we knew from the get-go that we would need that done on the day before/day of. She acted as if this was out of her control. 2 months before the wedding my mom had her pickup the table clothes from our house and asked that she ironed them. They were not ironed, and they were not even out of the package. She said they were too stiff to iron and “it’s fine, it’s going to be how it is going to be”. My mother-in-law also reported her declining to help her transport alcohol/mixers. The day before, my photographer called me and apologized because she received info from Emily, but things were not clear for her. Come to find out, my photographer didn’t even know we were taking all the pictures beforehand!! So now we are at the point that all the things we asked her to help with, she has now said she cannot do. We confirm that she is still able to pick up lunch for the girls and bring it to my parents’ house and responded “Gluten is an airborne allergy, but I guess I can hold my breath”. At this point, getting the lunch, and setting up the pipe and drape is the only big things I was even aware that they were doing. I did all the final calls the week of to confirm everything with every single vendor. At the reception, they came up to me and my husband right after we got out food and said, “the tornado sirens are going off, what do we do?”. The guests are not going to leave in the bad weather. Get them food, watch the weather, and we will take shelter if needed! And then she is dancing on the dance floor and took several spins in the photobooth. Which I don’t mind in general. But I had multiple guests ask me why my coordinator was acting as a guest. When I saw the limo out front, I brought Emily’s husband my bag and asked him to put it in the limo super quick. He carried it around for 20 mins and then Emily came over to inform me that he was going to put it in the limo. So now I am really annoyed because she acted as if it was her idea or if she was “on it”. So I said, thank you and asked for some cake to be boxed and put in there too because we had not had any. She asked me why because there was so much leftover cake. And I said because we will be hungry when we get to the hotel. She said “Okay, fine. I guess we can do that”. At the end of the night, there were 3 SUVs with still filling them and still some stuff left over. My dad asked Ryan to drive the SUV back to our house with him, drop the stuff off in the car and come back to get the rest. Ryan had said yes, but minutes later Emily approached my dad and said “there was too much liability involved with the amount of stuff in the back”. My dad lost it after the whole week with them. Ryan had driven my dad’s brand new SUV twice the day of, and now because there was $2000 extra dollars worth of stuff in the back, it makes it too much liability? My dad had been drinking and he needed someone else to drive. Again, helping with driving and dropping stuff off was discussed before. My dad had been drinking but his blow up was a lot of stuff that happened that week. Having a wedding coordinator was my single regret from my wedding.

ur day unforgettable. Emily goes above and beyond and our wedding would not have been as special without her. If I could do it all again, I would still choose E&R!

e needed. When it came to the day of I couldn't think of anything they hadn't already taken care of! We were both so relaxed on the day of that we stayed even later than planned! And the best part is how well E&R pulled the whole night off and ended it so perfectly for us! Now I recommend E&R to all my friends!

se weddings. One of the key attributes that stood out is how both Emily and Ryan were able to be in charge and not show a bit of stress, which really translates to how the bride and groom are able to feel! If i could go back and redo my wedding, my first phone call would be to E&R!