Journeyman Distillery

f that we needed very little floral decorations, and anything we wanted to include Journeyman's took care of it. I LOVED their food, especially their appetizers - and once the team found that detail out during our reception, they made sure to bring my husband and I out a special plate just for us. Best wedding venue and an perfect team of staff!

food and bar staff on our wedding day were 10/10 outstanding! They were all quick working and super friendly. My husband and I felt the event planner and communication aspect could have been better. We were tossed around to different event planners initially and finally had one “assigned” to us, Corrine, who was rather difficult to communicate with. Sometimes emails went unanswered for weeks and we didn’t have a direct phone number to reach her. There were things that went unannounced like, filet mignon was an extra $5/plate but that’s not in the brochure or mentioned until we get our food counts back. Also, we were never told about a kids menu so we assumed kids eat a smaller portion of the main entrees. Again, after we got our food selections from our guests we were told about this kids menu and had to let our guests know of the change. Overall, we felt ignored and like a burden rather than a welcomed guest. It’s the first time my husband and I experienced planning a wedding and were looking for more guidance from the Corrine but we mostly navigated the entire process ourself. I asked several times to meet in person or at least via zoom so we could meet face-to-face, which never happened. I never even met her until our reception around 9pm when she finally came to introduce herself to me. I found that odd on the day of our wedding, meeting the person that was supposed to help us during the months of planning before hand. Just not very personable. As a bride, you hope to have someone with knowledge and experience to handhold you through the entire process. She also told us we could set up the night before and while setting up, a woman working downstairs sternly walked up to me asking who we are and why we were there. Apparently the venue didn’t know we got permission to set up. I was told there would be people directing guests on the day of the wedding since our ceremony was downstairs but our reception was upstairs, with another wedding happening at the same time as ours. Before the ceremony I was hiding upstairs in our reception area and guests were coming in by me saying they didn’t know where to go and the sign downstairs pointed upstairs guiding them to our wedding. I had to ask my sister in law to go investigate this sign situation since we didn’t have our event planner around to assist. The other wedding that was supposed to happen the same day apparently canceled and we were not made aware of this or even offered the bridal suite to use. The other bride had claimed it before me but then wasn’t there anyway. These are just some highlights of our experience. I definitely recommend this venue for the beauty, amazing food, and the attentive food and bar service staff but be prepared to navigate this process alone and feel like a burden planning the most important day of your life.

ar back from Journeyman. On our wedding day there were also tours going on where event planners from Journeyman allowed other guests to come into the bridal suite (that I paid for) while all the girls were getting dressed. This was not ideal and I felt uncomfortable knowing other guests were walking around the venues that I paid for, for the day. If I were to do it all over again, I would still choose Journeyman because the venue and the location offered everything we wanted for photography purposes and fit our ideal wedding day theme.

any compliments on how beautiful the venue was and how good the food was. The only thing is the communication during the wedding process could be improved upon. There would be times where I would not hear back from them until 4 weeks later after SEVERAL emails. This even was happening the week before my wedding. But other than that it was amazing!