I liked the idea that this banquet facility specialized in weddings- you could view the set up any time you visited. What you need to worry about are the things you don't see. What I liked best was the formal atmosphere and place settings. What you don't see are the cheap plastic cups they use for drinks that split if you hold them too tight. They even use these for wine! What you don't see is the DJ who dresses like a clown. For my formal wedding, you would think the DJ would be in a tux, not oversized gold sunglasses, an Elvis hairdo, and a red velvet suit. I am not kidding. And he had the crowd doing the most ridiculous games, against my request. At my formal, traditional wedding. It was my nightmare. And the food was dry, so very dry. They claim that they don't have open houses for tastings because the food is made to order the day of the wedding. Really? Tasted like it had been sitting under heat lamps. I was the opposite of a Bridezilla- pretty casual- but when I saw what they slapped together and called a wedding, I was really sad for all of the people who paid so much to travel to Vegas for our wedding. I'm sorry.....
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