I was the bride who held my wedding at this venue on **May 26, 2025**, and unfortunately, this company has shown me what true unprofessionalism looks like.
Throughout the planni...ng process, we had **four meetings** with the team. The first three went smoothly—our initial wedding planner was kind, attentive, and professional. However, at the **fourth meeting**, we were suddenly assigned **two new planners** without prior notice. The explanation given was that our original planner had abruptly left due to "personal reasons." The replacements were **completely unfamiliar with our event**, unprofessional, impatient, and even **shifted blame** when issues arose. 🙄
Due to budget constraints, I handled **all the décor myself** (including floral arrangements) and only asked for **early access** to the venue for setup. Yet, we couldn’t even reach the main planner until **the day before the wedding**—their excuse? A **local internet outage**. This is **not** a valid reason. If you know clients have an upcoming wedding with potential emergencies, it’s your responsibility to **provide a backup communication method** and keep them informed.
On the **morning of the wedding**, we were told that **a new client tour** was happening, so our setup had to be delayed. As a result, we couldn’t start decorating the reception area until later, leaving everything rushed—many of my carefully prepared decorations **were never even used**!
After the ceremony, while I was changing into my second outfit, the lead planner **repeatedly rushed me** in a **rude and impatient tone**, saying, *"Hurry up, the food is ready and will go bad!"* Excuse me? **I am the bride**—I deserve to look my best at all times! An **extra 10 minutes** wouldn’t have ruined the food, especially when the dining area was **only five minutes away**.
Then, the **biggest disaster** struck: **the seating arrangement was completely wrong**. We had requested **10-person tables**, but they set up **6- and 8-person tables** instead. I had provided **detailed seating charts in advance** and even placed a copy at the venue, yet they **ignored it entirely**. Their excuse? *"Your chart looked like this."* Turns out, their printer was miss magenta color, so they **omitted all guests with colored name labels** without double-checking the digital file, the physical chart, or even confirming with us. Because of their **laziness and incompetence**, our guests had to **stand around waiting** while tables were rearranged—**far more time-consuming than my 10-minute outfit change!**
The most infuriating part? Their constant rushing was clearly just so they could **leave early**. I get that May 26 was a holiday, but if you accept the job, you should **deliver proper service**.
The **only silver lining** was the rest of the wedding package team—the **DJ, photographer, makeup artist, and restaurant staff** were all **wonderful, professional, and kind**. They were the ones who salvaged what your planners nearly ruined. Thank you to them for their warmth and hard work. 🥰
As for your planning team? Extremely unprofessional and seemed to rather be anywhere else other than helping with the wedding.