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JoanneAndJustin Posted: Jul 29, 2008 10:09 PM+
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Posted by stinenandy2010

Question past FH brides - Any idea how early FH lets u in before your reception starts??? My church starts at 3 and my CH doesnt start till 7:30, therefore I am trying to save on limos and not get charged overtime.



I was told about 90 minutes prior... I asked my BM when we booked, but for photographs on the grounds you can schedule a time.... but your vendors can arrive about 60-90 minutes beforehand.

I asked my BM when we booked... I'm re-meeting with her to look at other dates on Saturday... I can check for you.

HTH
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ttdiff11 Posted: Jul 29, 2008 10:47 PM+
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where do people usually go in btwn??? mine is in dec so we cant go outside?? ahh.
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Wifeynella Posted: Jul 30, 2008 07:24 AM+
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I was told as long as their isn't an event in the room before mine I can get in the bridal suite at any time
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stinenandy2010 Posted: Jul 30, 2008 08:30 AM+
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Spoke to my BM last night and he said the latest he wants me there is 6, this way we have plenty of time for pictures
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Opera_Ghost Posted: Jul 30, 2008 09:12 AM+
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Question for current/past Fox Hollo Brides....


I'm trying to get the Sunday night before Labor Day 2010, but they want $95/pp which I an't afford... I don't think I can afford more than $80.

Unfortunately a wedding Mon - Thurs isn't an option for me.

Did you bargain them down for a lower price? If so about how much did they go?
Or can you give tips on how to bargain... I'm not very good at it
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mohajeriny Posted: Jul 30, 2008 09:38 AM+
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Posted by Opera_Ghost

Question for current/past Fox Hollo Brides....


I'm trying to get the Sunday night before Labor Day 2010, but they want $95/pp which I an't afford... I don't think I can afford more than $80.

Unfortunately a wedding Mon - Thurs isn't an option for me.

Did you bargain them down for a lower price? If so about how much did they go?
Or can you give tips on how to bargain... I'm not very good at it



I have the same problem so I brought my mom with me to talk them down because I know she's a go getter and knows how to bargain. I'm obviously not in the same time of year as you so I was able to get a lower quote, but I would suggest that you take someone with you who's strong minded and who isn't afraid to say what they feel (mom, dad, FH?) and have them deal with it for you. Let that person say, 'Listen, I'm the one paying for this and this is what I can afford, is there anything you can do?' They were willing to work with us and it's worth a shot because think about it, if they say no- you're not losing anything... if they say yes- great! HTH!
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JoanneAndJustin Posted: Jul 30, 2008 09:55 AM+
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We're also going to re-negotiate some things on Saturday too. Our price is pretty reasonable, but the whole contract thing was so overwhelming I want to go over a couple of things.
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davenjess Posted: Jul 30, 2008 10:06 AM+
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it's all about the MONTH, not day of the week.

January/February & March.

November/December - I BELIEVE these are all 'off months'....go for them for the best price.
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Opera_Ghost Posted: Jul 30, 2008 10:21 AM+
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Posted by davenjess

it's all about the MONTH, not day of the week.

January/February & March.

November/December - I BELIEVE these are all 'off months'....go for them for the best price.



I'm going to go back and find out the prices for the off months... maybe I can work something out.

I didn't want a winter wedding but maybe because of financial reasons it's out of my hands. I don't think I'll mind too much... just I HATE cold weather :(
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JoanneAndJustin Posted: Jul 30, 2008 10:25 AM+
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Posted by davenjess

it's all about the MONTH, not day of the week.

January/February & March.

November/December - I BELIEVE these are all 'off months'....go for them for the best price.



March is a no go for me, it's Lent and I want a Friday wedding... I don't want my guests have to worry about whether or not they can eat meat.

We are, in fact, going to check the November and January prices. My only issue is I have a couple of guests in wheelchairs (like 6 or so) and I don't want bad weather to get in the way.

I know it's silly to worry about weather in 2008 for a 2010 wedding, but it's more specific than that... I don't want the threat of bad weather because I want all my guests to be able to enjoy my day.

Additionally, I want to lower my minimum so I think FH will be more receptive to that during an off month.
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davenjess Posted: Jul 30, 2008 10:27 AM+
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Posted by windyBride33


Posted by davenjess

it's all about the MONTH, not day of the week.

January/February & March.

November/December - I BELIEVE these are all 'off months'....go for them for the best price.



March is a no go for me, it's Lent and I want a Friday wedding... I don't want my guests have to worry about whether or not they can eat meat.

We are, in fact, going to check the November and January prices. My only issue is I have a couple of guests in wheelchairs (like 6 or so) and I don't want bad weather to get in the way.

I know it's silly to worry about weather in 2008 for a 2010 wedding, but it's more specific than that... I don't want the threat of bad weather because I want all my guests to be able to enjoy my day.

Additionally, I want to lower my minimum so I think FH will be more receptive to that during an off month.



there's no way to predict the weather in january - but the past few have been VERY mild. Yes - it was COLD on our day (and we were VERY happy about that)....but i think if you checked the averages, February and March have been much more harsh weather wise...
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mohajeriny Posted: Jul 30, 2008 10:28 AM+
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That's true. I was quoted 65pp for March and they threw some things in. I wanted a summer wedding but ended up doing March because of the big price difference but regardless of when your wedding is, it's going to be beautiful! Don't stress about it- if you're willing to sway a little- you'll get an awesome deal.
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jbean36251 Posted: Jul 30, 2008 10:53 AM+
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If you are willing to compromise on the date you can get a great rate in the winter. My wedding is in January and we got a great price for a Saturday night. We are in the Garden Terrace room though, so I don't know if they give you more of a break if you have a higher minimum? FM me if you want details.
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Opera_Ghost Posted: Jul 30, 2008 11:04 AM+
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Posted by jbean36251

If you are willing to compromise on the date you can get a great rate in the winter. My wedding is in January and we got a great price for a Saturday night. We are in the Garden Terrace room though, so I don't know if they give you more of a break if you have a higher minimum? FM me if you want details.



I think that's the room I wanted!

See.. I really love the place for the outside picture taking area.. I dont know how that's going to be in Nov to March
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davenjess Posted: Jul 30, 2008 11:14 AM+
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Posted by jbean36251

If you are willing to compromise on the date you can get a great rate in the winter. My wedding is in January and we got a great price for a Saturday night. We are in the Garden Terrace room though, so I don't know if they give you more of a break if you have a higher minimum? FM me if you want details.



I think that's the room I wanted!

See.. I really love the place for the outside picture taking area.. I dont know how that's going to be in Nov to March



nothing changes in the winter - it's just colder outside!!!! it's all still the same - just without flowers - but the bare branches are just as pretty honestly.. i have some outside pics in my pro album i think...if not - i'll add them!
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Opera_Ghost Posted: Jul 30, 2008 11:29 AM+
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Posted by davenjess


Posted by Opera_Ghost


Posted by jbean36251

If you are willing to compromise on the date you can get a great rate in the winter. My wedding is in January and we got a great price for a Saturday night. We are in the Garden Terrace room though, so I don't know if they give you more of a break if you have a higher minimum? FM me if you want details.



I think that's the room I wanted!

See.. I really love the place for the outside picture taking area.. I dont know how that's going to be in Nov to March



nothing changes in the winter - it's just colder outside!!!! it's all still the same - just without flowers - but the bare branches are just as pretty honestly.. i have some outside pics in my pro album i think...if not - i'll add them!



I saw a few pix from your album of the outside I think. I think it looks nice :)
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JoanneAndJustin Posted: Jul 30, 2008 11:37 AM+
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Posted by davenjess

nothing changes in the winter - it's just colder outside!!!! it's all still the same - just without flowers - but the bare branches are just as pretty honestly.. i have some outside pics in my pro album i think...if not - i'll add them!



I've been looking at lots of photography websites for about three weeks now... to be honest they all looked the same to me.

Then I saw the pics in your LIW album... and I'm going to be booking an appointment with 12th Night in a hot minute. Those are beautiful. I love the outside shots most of all.

You have all but sold me on a January wedding! Cross your fingers for me
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jbean36251 Posted: Jul 30, 2008 11:38 AM+
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Posted by davenjess


Posted by Opera_Ghost


Posted by jbean36251

If you are willing to compromise on the date you can get a great rate in the winter. My wedding is in January and we got a great price for a Saturday night. We are in the Garden Terrace room though, so I don't know if they give you more of a break if you have a higher minimum? FM me if you want details.



I think that's the room I wanted!

See.. I really love the place for the outside picture taking area.. I dont know how that's going to be in Nov to March



nothing changes in the winter - it's just colder outside!!!! it's all still the same - just without flowers - but the bare branches are just as pretty honestly.. i have some outside pics in my pro album i think...if not - i'll add them!



I love your pictures. It makes me so excited to take pics outside. I hope they still have christmas lights up for January 17!
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davenjess Posted: Jul 30, 2008 11:50 AM+
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Posted by jbean36251


Posted by davenjess


Posted by Opera_Ghost


Posted by jbean36251

If you are willing to compromise on the date you can get a great rate in the winter. My wedding is in January and we got a great price for a Saturday night. We are in the Garden Terrace room though, so I don't know if they give you more of a break if you have a higher minimum? FM me if you want details.



I think that's the room I wanted!

See.. I really love the place for the outside picture taking area.. I dont know how that's going to be in Nov to March



nothing changes in the winter - it's just colder outside!!!! it's all still the same - just without flowers - but the bare branches are just as pretty honestly.. i have some outside pics in my pro album i think...if not - i'll add them!



I love your pictures. It makes me so excited to take pics outside. I hope they still have christmas lights up for January 17!



those aren't Christmas lights hon - those are the regular, outdoor lights!! All the Christmas stuff was down when my wedding happened - january 20th...
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jbean36251 Posted: Jul 30, 2008 12:09 PM+
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HA! Get outta here! Even better. now I know they will definitely be up. They really take that stuff down fast then
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