Weddings at Asbury

menu here in January. It was also stated up front and written in our policy, that due to health regulations, we can not allow any food to be taken outside our facilities. I was the one who handled your wine glasses. I discovered them on the cake table after family had taken out your other decorations. I carried them outside and asked if I could place them in the box with the glass candy bowls and bubble wrap. No one knew where that box was. I asked if anyone had keys to your car so that I could place them in there for you. No one had keys. I asked if anyone had a place in a vehicle where they could take them so they would not get broken, and a couple people shrugged their shoulders, but did not want to take them. Someone had some gift bags from the wedding and a pair of shoes laying in the grass. I set the glasses there and went inside to find a box. When I returned, they were gone. I emailed you and told him that I found your box for the wine glasses and apologized that I had left them in the grass and explained why. I’m sure your entire day felt rushed as the family situation early on put you more than two hours behind schedule. We expected to have tested the slide show and music on Friday, but the laptop was not given to us until about 40 minutes before the reception. Rather than call Sam (owner of the laptop) over from her duties as one of your attendants, we called in a tech person who had the day off to help us get it going in order for your guests to see it when they arrived. Each step of your reception was not made without your consent. I asked if you were ready to cut the cake because guest were finished with their meal. I asked if you were ready to dance because guests had seen the slide show several times, and there was nothing else happening. I asked if you were ready to blow bubbles and walk out because guests were beginning to leave. I wish you would have told me no, or let me be aware that you felt rushed. I would have gladly held off on any of those events at your request. We did not ask any guest to leave, and I always try to offer informative and helpful information to everyone who attends our events. I am deeply saddened that anyone left here feeling that they were spoken to rudely. Please accept my apology. I hope you will be able to reflect on the positive aspects of the day, like your daughters toast, and not the negative perspective of what happened. You were a beautiful bride and I hope you and your husband find many years of happiness together.