- Report: #970834
Complaint Review: Perry's Landing
| Perry's Landing
hephzibah, Georgia United States of America |
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Perry's Landing Mignon Perry's Wedding Venues Rude, Overpriced, and Empty Promises hephzibah , Georgia
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Charlotte, No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!
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Charlotte, No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!
AUTHOR: Perrys - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 21, 2013
her wedding date and she did not have a venue...her wedding venue canceled her wedding reservation two weeks earlier and that she needed to find a venue quickly. She stated that she contacted every venue she could think of in the
CSRA area, and they were all booked. I felt badly for this young lady and could not imagine being in her predicament. I really wanted to help her. I told her that our Garden location was booked for a wedding on the date she needed. I
explained to her that we had a new BARN location that was being worked on but was not completed. We expected to complete the work for a 4/21/2012 wedding.
She pleaded with me to allow her to have her wedding in the new barn on the 4/14- even though she KNEW that the remodel was not yet completed at the time she contacted us. We told her that we would do our best to accelerate the project, but she had to agree to accept the venue knowing that there was a possibility that the venue may not be 100% complete. She said she understood that but was willing to work with us. She was so delighted and relieved to have a venue. She offered to assist us in any way she (and her families and friends) could. She also stated that she had lots of family and friends who would be willing to help with whatever needed to be done.
Our workmen pulled 24 hour shifts for an entire week (at our additional expense) to complete the concrete floors. She kept her word and she and about 15 people showed up just before the rehearsal to help hang the Mason jars. She indicated that she and her bridal party would do whatever was needed to help get things done and get the place ready. MY team worked feverishly to accelerate the project.....pouring concrete slabs around the barn at an unprecedented pace to ensure the floors were finished. My concrete mason stayed up all night working on the floors to ensure they were done on time for her
wedding. We also installed the plumbing and septic system during this time. The day before the Wedding, she called to say her friends and family were on the way and that they were available to help with whatever task was needed. SHE OFFERED
to hang MY mason jars and tea lights (I purchased and offered to her at no extra cost) - which they did. It did not take long because she had quite a few people there. On the day of the wedding, my team (not hers) decorated the barn with MY DECORATIONS. During our initial meeting she indicated that she had a caterer. Not so, This was a DO IT YOURSELF. The caterer turned out to be her mother. Her mother prepared the food for the wedding and on the wedding day, she showed up with four (4) roaster pans which she plugged into the same circuit. It tripped the breaker. First of all, my husband NEVER uses foul language ever. My husband tried to explain to her mother that you can't plug four (4) roaster pans into one single circuit. He offered to assist them........by this time the Mother (of the Bride) began cursing my husband and demanding to see me. My team put the tables and chairs in place in as timely manner as they always do for every wedding. Again, she only paid for the space.however, I asked my employee to stay with them to answer any questions. I went back several time to check on them. Before leaving the barn, my husband parked three cars around the water cut off valves to block off the area to keep people away from the water pipes. When I checked on them at around 11:00pm, most of the guests (especially a particular groomsman) were inebriated. The bride, her Mom and a few remaining guests were dancing and appeared to be having a good time. I heard her dad ask the DJ to stay longer since they wanted to continue dancing. I left them and returned later to turn out the lights around Midnight. There was NO agreement for me to be there during their wedding. The
morning following the wedding called to say that they enjoyed the house and asked what we needed done to the house before they departed. She also said that they enjoyed the wedding and did not indicate that she was dissatisfied AT ALL.
Fact is: I have two venues, so I could not possibly have 3 simultaneous weddings. She is mistaken. Fact is: She was told that garden was booked on her wedding day which is why she could not reserve it. The pallet of concrete was move in the morning - long before her evening wedding. I am glad she thinks her wedding day was beautiful - despite of our efforts......As for my husband, he had several conversation with her dad during his prior visits to the venue..they talked about the barn construction and other common interest. My only regret is that we took pity on Charlotte, worked my poor staff night and Day to give her a beautiful wedding, that was TOTALLY UNAPPRECIATED.

