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Milleridge Cottage

Karen Posted:

Milleridge Cottage

Jack - if you perform a search on this chat board for the past year for "Milleridge", you'll learn a great deal! : )

I've never heard of her but if you liked her work, why not ask for some references. That way you could check up on her with a few halls or brides.

Good luck.

Laura s Posted:

Milleridge Cottage

go thru www.lifleamart.com you have to go to events then vendors and scroll down the list(it is not organized) and there is a web site about the milleridge laura

I've never heard of her but if you liked her work, why not ask for some references. That way you could check up on her with a few halls or brides.

Good luck.

Lee Posted:

Milleridge Cottage

Jack- To be honest, I have only heard positive things about the Milleridge. I also think it's a great way to go b/c you cut out having to deal with finding a catereer, baker and florist. Their packages include centerpieces. I am having mine there in April 2001. Good luck!

Lisa

Thanks!!

caf73 Posted:

Milleridge Cottage

Jack- unlike Therese I thought that the Milleridge offered a great selection of food for not such a crazy price. My fiance and I went to look at about 15 different places and we thought that we would get the most for our money at the Milleridge. The people there are willing to work with you on prices the only bad thing is that the minimums for guests are pretty high and there are limited dates left. We are planning on setting our date for there soon.

Laura s Posted:

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Christine we are getting married at the Cottage-- I was surprised when you said that the price was not crazy-- We are getting married on a sat night and fell in love with the place but the price was alot higher than any other place-- When are you thinking of getting married? which menu are you going with ?

Jack- unlike Therese I thought that the Milleridge offered a great selection of food for not such a crazy price. My fiance and I went to look at about 15 different places and we thought that we would get the most for our money at the Milleridge. The people there are willing to work with you on prices the only bad thing is that the minimums for guests are pretty high and there are limited dates left. We are planning on setting our date for there soon.

caf73 Posted:

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Laura- we are looking at May or June of 2001, we wanted a Saturday night but all of them were gone so I think we might have to do July. I don't think it's cheap but the amount of food and the quality of it just seems very reasonible for the price, we looked at quite a few places and for Saturday night weddings the prices were between $120-$175 plus a site fee and they didn't include all of the extras like the cake and flowers. I feel like for something that is stressful enough that takes a little of the pressure off.

Jack- unlike Therese I thought that the Milleridge offered a great selection of food for not such a crazy price. My fiance and I went to look at about 15 different places and we thought that we would get the most for our money at the Milleridge. The people there are willing to work with you on prices the only bad thing is that the minimums for guests are pretty high and there are limited dates left. We are planning on setting our date for there soon.

caf73 Posted:

Milleridge Cottage

Gina- I couldn't agree with you more!!!!!

I am having trouble thinking of a creative way to decorate it though. Any ideas?

My banquet manager was Charles, who treated us as if we were old friends or family. He was very up front with us, and took at least a couple of hours with us, showing us around, explaining everything to us, then leaving us alone to discuss with each other. Then he came back to answer all of our questions, and was even nice to us when we left, without booking, kissing me and my whole family goodbye, as if he were one of us. (If you're Italian, you'll understand the kissing thing)

Laura s Posted:

Milleridge Cottage

I can't belive all the Sat are gone-- we went to look at the cottage the weekend before christmas and they told us that come the new year all the Sat would be booked--but we thought that was a selling pitch--of course it worked with us we booked that week-- before we were even engaged (officially that is) what other places are you looking at? we had a lot of trouble finding a place similar to the cottage--good luck

I have to go pick out my flowers to match my invitations.

Good Luck

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