HOW SAD! I wish these 2 posts had been up before we tied the knot in July. We would have shopped around fer sure. My cousin is getting married and I told her to take her chances with this place, but that was b4 we read these other horror stories to know it was more than an isolated incident.\r
Our story: we got married on a Saturday afternoon. The 1st omen was the coordinators, the lady and hispanic guy with an Elvis pompadour (Fernando or Daniel ? ) calling us different names, misplacing our paperwork, answering phones in the middle of asking us 101 questions.also, talk about casual work environment, a younger mexican/asian guy who looked like he had just rolled out of bed, was being manic in and out of the office and kept interrupting the lady behind the counter. If that hadn't been enough to know something was wrong, the minister and the hispanic guy had some beef going becuse they had exchnged some words within earshot and continued to shoot each other dirty looks. He did a nice job with our ceremony, but he was bit pompous before and after--my brother has some of it on tape...YouTube, here I come.\r
It was so hot upstairs with all of the bodies and it doesn't help that the room was made for Munchkin's. Can anyone say, watch your head! Anyway, they had doublebooked or overbooked because the place was crazypacked and it was obvious they wanted us out of there and PRONTO for the next wedding.\r
The photos are great and they dont show the undue stress all the confusion and manic vibe this place caused us. \r
The champagne at our party down the street, took the edge off our wedding. HOW SAD!\r
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oh, use your bathroom at home because the facility at this place is dingy and out of the dark ages. The surface of albertsons is nice, but below the surface is a different story altogether.
Pros: we got some nice pictures
Cons: the manic energy of everyone here-marriages should be dignified and formal
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