Weston Gardens In Bloom

any special requests that we had. The unlimited amount of planning meetings made sure that we were prepared way in advance. It happened to rain on my wedding day in the middle of the reception and their team did a great job of executing my plan B (moving food, seating and entertainment under a tented area). I took off one star only because some of their provided furniture/decor of the garden is a bit old and outdated. I would have liked more customizable options. Long story short, they had everything covered which made for a stress free day! Its also important to mention that the gardens are absolutely stunning. Pictures don't do it justice and I suggest going to see them in person before making a decision.

although in my heart I feel that the venue itself deserves a 10! I will start by saying that my wedding was STUNNINGLY beautiful. I got comment after comment after comment from my guests on how beautiful my choice of venue was. How different, unique, and totally 100% how much it was "us." And it was. It will always be a special place. The feeling you get standing in the outdoor garden gives you an amazing opportunity to relish in God's gorgeous creations. I am grateful for this venue! However... understand that with this venue, there is bad that comes with the good. I worked mostly with Nadine, who I absolutely adored. She was so incredibly accommodating to my husband and I throughout the course of our planning, and unfortunately she left Weston Gardens right before my wedding. However, I also worked with Sue. Sue is the owner of Weston Gardens. At first (before we booked) Sue gave us lots of promises and ideas about things. She seemed extremely into everything that we wanted and seemed great with allowing us to do everything we envisioned. However, once we booked and began making payments (a LOT of money, might I add) we began to realize that Sue wasn't quite as accommodating as we thought. Things began to unravel slowly and we were soon having things that were important to us taken away. In the beginning of planning, my husband and I settled on a champagne toast only (no bar) through our caterer. It was in writing from the get-go in Nadine's notes that Sue had approved. We'd already ordered everything through our caterer and about two months out from the wedding, Sue tried to tell us she never approved it and that it wasn't allowed because of bad experiences with other brides she'd had in terms of alcohol. We ultimately decided it was not worth the fight and gave up arguing. In meetings, Sue would gossip about other clients to us angrily. As an event planner myself, I deem this extremely unprofessional and unfair. When a client is paying as much as a Weston Garden's bride pays for this venue - they should be treated with respect and courtesy. I also want to add that DURING my wedding reception Sue came up to me and told me that my mom was ready to start dinner thirty minutes before we'd had planned on the timeline. I found out later she'd told my mom that I was ready to start dinner early too. Neither my mom or I said this at any point during the reception. I don't think that pitting a tight knit mother/daughter against each other is a nice way to get things done. One other complaint I would have is that there isn't enough time! Weston Gardens books multiple events in one day. They wouldn't let me on property until 1:00 pm and my wedding was at 6:00 pm. Four hours for a ceremony and reception isn't long enough, in my opinion. We wound up cutting our bouquet/garter toss. I wish we would have had until 11:00 pm. Ultimately - I would not take back my wedding venue choice because my day was absolutely wonderful and I got to marry the love of my life in what I felt like was my "secret garden." This venue speaks for itself and it makes me sad that the staff is sub-par at best in my opinion as an events professional. If my day was perfect it was due only to my friends and family's planning and sticking up for me consistently as the bride.

ke better decisions with the venue. The venue itself was absolutely magical, there's no other way to say it. We first visited the garden in dec/jan so it wasn't as luscious but we could already see the potential. We were immediately shocked at how large the garden was overall. There were several areas which were like rooms in a house each with it's own personality. It felt so cozy and welcoming. The venue is all outdoors so you'd have to be prepared for nature happening with bugs, weather, some uneven ground but they prepared for all of that. They do have tents just in case which was included so it was nice not having to worry about that. There can be a lot of mosquitoes but they spread cedar all over the garden the day before our reception which was in September and we had no issues with mosquitoes.Tables, chairs, linens, and a DJ was included. They only have 1 bathroom and if you require more, you'd have to rent them. The bridal suite and groom's suite are so unique and are sure to provide a perfect background for your pictures. We had issues with the speakers which affected the flow of the event for a bit but the DJ was able to adapt and make it work the best he could. Overall I loved the gardens, it fit me and my husbands personalities and working with Sue and Nadine was great!

e call my vendors before the big day to make sure everything was ready to go. On the day of, they made everything run as smoothly as possible. I will recommend them to anyone getting married in the Ft. Worth area!

eston Gardens and after walking around the various parts of it, over and over I kept trying to find the words to express how I felt, and couldn't..mainly because it was perfect and exactly what I wanted. It was beautiful and quaint and just perfect. The staff at the Gardens were so helpful in planning and making sure our day was everything I dreamed it would be. Everyone who attended the wedding have told me over and over that it was the most beautiful wedding they had ever been to. I loved that they allowed me to use my own choice of caterer, as long as they had a certificate of liability as well as my other vendors. Other places we looked they were more strict with vendors. The things we had to work around in planning included: the barn was the only bathroom for guests and with air conditioning. Because that is the only place with air conditioning, keep that in mind when determining your choice of food, time of year, etc. I am thankful my wedding was in the fall so we had cooler weather. The ship where guys get ready is also air conditioned. The lighting at night isn't amazing, but it worked for the reception, tho was a little challenging for clean up. Besides that everything else worked for our needs and the gardens were very the perfect fit for our wedding. On a side note, my husband proposed to me there :)

every step of the way and the day of the wedding she was simply magic - everywhere at once, making sure every detail was perfect. She and Mrs. Weston made our day (and all the days leading up to it) just amazing. Tables & linens are included as well as use of the entire garden.

d are run by the Weston Gardens Nursery across the street. Lori was with me from the very beginning and walked my husband and I through tours and price options. The gardens are open to the public, but the visitors were quite respectful and left us alone. The gardens are beautiful and the Ironstone ship was a fantastic setting for pictures. Even if you don't book them, I highly recommend a visit!