Hangar 21

backs. However, on this day the wedding was interrupted by intense helicopter noise in the middle of the service. This noise was so overwhelming that I could not hear the officiant despite being a few feet away from him. Later I learned that the noise was the result of emergency maintenance on an aircraft. The venue claimed it was out of their control and that couples know the risk of hosting a wedding in a location where noise interruptions are likely. While I understand loud noises are not unusual the location, I disagree that the client should fully bear the risk. It is possible to anticipate these kinds of uncertainties. As a wedding venue on a live tarmac, it is important to have contingencies in place in the likely (their word) event of noise. This could be as simple as managing expectations or sharing schedules to others who share the tarmac. It's disappointing a wedding venue couldn't at least provide guidance to clients on what to do if interrupted, offer opportunities to reshoot/re-record segments, or even waive certain fees. The stakes are high for weddings, and it is even more important that couples can trust a venue who is proactive about mitigating risks and will take the extra steps to make things right in the event something goes wrong. To my knowledge, no effort was made. Further, to frame this event as a "buyer beware" situation is insensitive and dismissive. It sends a message that they are not interested in improving. For that alone, I encourage prospective couples to look elsewhere. The risk of something going wrong is too high, and I do not trust that they are willing to go above and beyond to make sure the client is satisfied. In my opinion they are not serious about their business.

nia Couples Planning a wedding is an exciting and momentous experience for any couple. It is a day filled with dreams, promises, and the hope of creating cherished memories. Yet, the reality of my wedding day at Hangar 21/"Jay's Catering" in Fullerton, CA left me bitterly disappointed, shattering my expectations and leaving an indelible mark of discontent. As a bride who dedicated countless hours to ensure the wedding of my dreams, I write this cautionary tale as an enraged yet informed warning to couples contemplating entrusting their special day to this establishment. The Unexpected Helicopter Maintenance Debacle: An Unforgivable Act of Disruption and Chaos My meticulously planned wedding day quickly transformed into a disastrous nightmare at Hangar 21. Shockingly, the venue made the ill-conceived decision to proceed with emergency helicopter maintenance by a neighboring business on the exact day and time of my vows. With no consideration for their guests, this egregious choice not only disrupted the tranquility we had envisioned but also created an atmosphere of pandemonium and unrelenting noise. Lack of Empathy and Mediation: A Cold Shoulder in the Face of Desperation Adding insult to injury, Hangar 21 demonstrated a complete lack of empathy and indifference towards the consequences of their ill-advised collaboration. When I approached them with my grievances, I expected a sincere and compassionate response, along with concrete plans for mediation. However, Hangar 21 callously disregarded my distress, offering no meaningful response or willingness to accept responsibility. An Establishment Shattered Dreams: A Plea for Precaution Hangar 21/"Jay's Catering" in Fullerton, CA unequivocally failed to deliver the wedding experience every couple deserves. Their ill-conceived collaboration with a neighboring business resulted in an unforgettable disaster, met with an astonishing absence of remorse. I implore future couples to tread cautiously, conducting thorough research and seeking the experiences of others before choosing their wedding venue. Your wedding day is a once-in-a-lifetime event, deserving to be a flawless realization of your dreams, free from avoidable pitfalls and the burden of regret. You can witness the noise firsthand: (https://youtu.be/4NfAslDlzsY) This was our Instagram live video unedited our videographer struggled YouTube video: The noise starts at 40:57 and intensifies at 42:02, with our Officiant remarking at 42:25, "Don't these people know a wedding is going on here?!" The noise continues until approximately 49:22 then again another outside noise 51:08-51:50 Gardners? or so (Please note this was recorded from second row no one heard my vows after row 4 or so).

g about this unique and open venue. We had our wedding outside and flew in on the helicopter for our grand entrance. The pilot was amazing and we had so much fun up in the sky! The space and the people who run it are amazing! Maybe I'm biased but it was the most beautiful wedding ever. Thank you Hangar 21 South!