Posts by Justin Bennett61

frozenangler87 said:hahha Of course we do!!!! 😂

This was ours once

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We hit up every local bakery in San Diego before finally finding someone to make us one... this was $833

And I gave this one to my godmother

http://i1092.photobucket.com/albums/...li/torta-1.jpg

Purple theme—yummm. Honestly, I could probably go for a slice right now ☕

Raymond Brooks7 said:Kaštil Slanica... they're the ones who serve the mashed potatoes. As far as I know, Radman’s doesn't even do them. And Slanica? That place holds 230 people easily.

That's what I was thinking too—I went to a wedding there once and it was actually great... the couple arrived by boat 😛 romantic

Nicholas Hernandez7 said:I’m honestly starting to feel a bit desperate because everything is perfectly organized except for the most crucial part—the venue.

The photographer, the band, the flowers, the church—it’s all set and just waiting on the venue selection... but I am hitting one roadblock after another.
Basically, I wasn't looking for some stuffy, traditional banquet hall. I really wanted something near the ocean or a pool, and I’m even open to a lounge or a trendy club since we're doing a wedding for about 100 people with finger foods.
I clearly haven't been smart enough about this 🤷 San Antonio is already booked up, and most hotels won't even allow weddings in September unless you use one of their "standard" ballrooms. What am I supposed to do? Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm looking in San Francisco and the surrounding areas for a beautiful restaurant, club, or lounge that can accommodate 100 guests.

Try checking out those local spots just outside of town near the river—they're beautiful for smaller gatherings. Or maybe look into that one hall in the suburbs (I think that's the name)—it's prekrasan ambijent !!! Alternatively, there's a hotel with an amazing terrace near the coast, or that old sailor-themed spot in the city center... I went to a party there once and it was actually great. There's another restaurant right nearby, though the name escapes me at the moment. The luxury hotel is an option too, but it's pricey—even without drinks, they start at around $110 per head.😲

gentlepilot9 said:Hey everyone, I’m starting to map out a wedding for this coming summer with a guest list of somewhere around 80 to 90 people. We were originally looking at booking Amigos, but it turns out they don't actually handle weddings during July or August, which is a bit of a bummer.
We’ve been checking out George’s restaurant over in Philadelphia lately, and I was just wondering if anyone here has ever worked with them or maybe attended an event there? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how the food is! Thanks so much, cheers!

... honestly, I went to a wedding there once and wasn't really feeling it...

The Hotel Antonio in San Diego is great... I had a rehearsal dinner there and it was actually solid... it's right on the beach, the food is top-tier... plus they have a rooftop pool that’s perfect for photos.😉))🤣

David King72 said:If you're looking in Arizona, check out Photo Omega and Photo Dino; they both have websites you can browse.
The first ones totally blew me away, and while I haven't used the others, I've seen their work online and it looks great.

I checked out some shots and a CD from Photo Nada over in Phoenix—their work is top-tier and they get the job done... prices are pretty reasonable, too.

frozennomad38 said:REQUEST!!! Does anyone happen to have any intel on the President Hotel in San Diego? I’m looking for the lowdown on the service, the food... basically any vibes or feedback regarding hosting a wedding at that venue. PLEASE let me know what you think... thanks a million!

hey
White House hotel San Jose
I was actually at a wedding there last summer... served as the maid of honor and honestly, the food, the venue, and the service were all a solid 5/5😉))) 😂😂 it was great...