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Marcela1654

AimDom Posted:

Marcela1654

Hey...I still haven't figured how to FM but if you could give me some insight on the Floral Terrace that would be great! I saw you are getting married there...I would love to hear about it!

Marcela1654 Posted:

Re: Marcela1654

Hi!!
What exactly do you want to know about it?
There's one wedding at a time there. It used to be an old theater, so the carvings on the ballroom walls and ceiling are just amazing. There are 4 floors. The first floor is the garden room. That's where they greet your guests with champagne and strawberries. There are also plants and trees and water fountains in there, so in case it rains, you can take pics inside surrounding by plants and flowers. The 2nd floor is the cocktail room. The 3rd floor is the ballroom and the 4th floor is the bridal suite. The bridal suite is HUGE and has a small tv where you can see what's going on in the cocktail room
Oh, and they also give you 10 days free honeymoon stay at their hotel in Crete Greece. It's only the hotel and i think some food. Definately no air fare. Here's their wesbite:FT

If there's anything else I can help you with, just let me know
Rob-luvs-me Posted:

Re: Marcela1654

Oh good Aim you found her!

AimDom Posted:

Re: Marcela1654

Marcela, that sounds absolutly amazing! I defently want to go and check it out. I think we are having about 225 - 250. Can they hold that many people? What is the approx price per head? Is there someone you reccoment to talk to?
I'm not familiar with how to go about all this so any info you could give me would be helpful. Price is important to us but we are willing to spluge for a great place.
Thanks so much!!
Marcela1654 Posted:

Re: Marcela1654

Yes, the ballroom is very big and I think they said it can hold up to 450 people.

We're paying $100 per person (including tax and tip). They originally gave us a higher price, but we brought them down to $100. They also included a mini viennese hour for us in this price.
We originally thought $100 per person was a lot, but soon realized that $100 is pretty much the average price for most reception halls. They also give you A LOT for your $$. So we felt comfortable paying that amount. We've also heard amazing things about them. We heard that the food is amazing (they come around with 2nd, 3rd servings for the guests) and that the service is great also (they'll have one waiter/waitress for every 10 guests).

When we went Fh and I spoke to Marianne and George. Either one of them is great. They're sooo nice and will work with you if you really want to have your reception there.

The only thing FT does not have is an outside garden. We didn't care too much about that. We're going to take pics at the Garden City Gazebo.

This is part of the menu. It's the cocktail menu. It may have changed a little, b/c this is the menu we got last February:

Cocktail menu:
1. Selection of 8 International Dishes such as Fried Calamari, Italian Sweet Sausage, Stuffed Artichokes, Veal Milamnese, Chicken Scarpiello, Veal Saltimoboca, etc.
2. Selection of 2 pasta dishes, such as Tortellini alfredo, linguini with clam sauce, gnocchi bolognese, etc.
3. Selection of 2 Carving Boards, such as WHole Roast Turkey, Glazed Baby back ribs, baked Virginia ham, etc.
4. Selection of 1 Crepe Station- chicken florentine,mandarin duck or veal and mushroom
5. Wok Station served with steamed rice and mini eggrolls-sesame chicken and chinese veggies, oriental beef and brocolli and vegetable stir fry
6. Cold Table Presentation: Arrangement of Italian meats and cheeses, fresh mozz. and sliced tomatoes, marinated mushrooms, seafood salad, fresh breads and focaccia, etc.
7. Seasonal Fruit Display
8. Vegetable Crudite: WIcker baskets of garden veggies arranged with dips
9. Butler Service: An assortment of hot and cold hors d'oeuvres and canapes delivered on silver trays butler style

Good Luck and let me know what you decide




AimDom Posted:

Re: Marcela1654

Thank you for everything, Marcela! I will let you know what happens!

Marcela1654 Posted:

Re: Marcela1654

You're welcome! Good Luck!

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