invitation to dance???

does anyone have the phone number and/or contact for invitation to dance?

invitation to dance???

You can e-mail them at [email protected]. I don't have the phone # with me at work, but if you want more specific info, feel free to contact me.

invitation to dance???

thanks grace! i emailed keith at invitation to dance and he got right back to me. the phone number is: 1-800-596-6695.

The real story is that one of the owner of C-O The Green was one of the Original partners in Cartun. I've worked with both places for years. Good reputations and fantastic facilities but brides MUST look at value. VALUE is the quality of food, service and "included" or packaged extras you get for your cost per person. You are looking at two of the top places on LI. Of course they are "pricey" certain times of the year, but you get what you pay for. The honest reality is that Carltuns food is good not great. C-O the Greens food is very inconsistant. The Garden City Hotel is in the same price range and is a better value for the $$.There are some hidden values out there that you need to discover for yourselves. For example investigate the Harrison Conf. Center, DeSeversky Center, Metropolitan,and some country clubs. Many brides are unaware that some private clubs will do weddings for non-members (but they are not allowed to advertise it). These are the places that will charge more but you can rest assured that you will get a well executed function you can be proud of. Also note that all of these places have dates they will be negotiable on. The key to saving money is for you to be as flexible on dates, days of the week, months and start times. If you can do that you will save $. If possible consider having your ceremonies at the hall, that usually offers ample flexibility. And last of all please be very wary of the big mega multiple room wedding factories( I've worked in a couple) and unfortunatly you are just a # to them. If that's what your budget will allow so be it, so long as you know they don't have the capabilities to give personalized service ( especially on the day of the event, it's mayhem). Just a thought.

invitation to dance???

They are just amazing over there and so willing to work with you on price. My package is a little expensive because I wanted 2 MC's, but I think it will be a wonderful combination!! Where are you getting married?

thanks grace! i emailed keith at invitation to dance and he got right back to me. the phone number is: 1-800-596-6695.

The real story is that one of the owner of C-O The Green was one of the Original partners in Cartun. I've worked with both places for years. Good reputations and fantastic facilities but brides MUST look at value. VALUE is the quality of food, service and "included" or packaged extras you get for your cost per person. You are looking at two of the top places on LI. Of course they are "pricey" certain times of the year, but you get what you pay for. The honest reality is that Carltuns food is good not great. C-O the Greens food is very inconsistant. The Garden City Hotel is in the same price range and is a better value for the $$.There are some hidden values out there that you need to discover for yourselves. For example investigate the Harrison Conf. Center, DeSeversky Center, Metropolitan,and some country clubs. Many brides are unaware that some private clubs will do weddings for non-members (but they are not allowed to advertise it). These are the places that will charge more but you can rest assured that you will get a well executed function you can be proud of. Also note that all of these places have dates they will be negotiable on. The key to saving money is for you to be as flexible on dates, days of the week, months and start times. If you can do that you will save $. If possible consider having your ceremonies at the hall, that usually offers ample flexibility. And last of all please be very wary of the big mega multiple room wedding factories( I've worked in a couple) and unfortunatly you are just a # to them. If that's what your budget will allow so be it, so long as you know they don't have the capabilities to give personalized service ( especially on the day of the event, it's mayhem). Just a thought.