We just went to Danford's and I love it . I just want to know if you think the price is about right. It is $117 pp that foreeverything including the tax and gratuity. We get a full cocktail hour- tons of food,- buffet reception-carving station,pasta station, wok station plus salads and 6 entrees. We also get the cake,Viennese platters, bridal suite and free room that night. plus the usual-linens, directions, place cards, personal maitre'd, etc. I really want to book it but my FH thinks it is a bit expensive for a Sunday afternoon. Is it?
tomsgirl07
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It does seem a little pricey for a Sunday afternoon, but if you love it and it fits in your bidget, go for it! It's your day- do what makes you happy.
snowcat
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Posted by D's Girl
For a Sunday afternoon it is a little on the pricey side, but then again it's all in what you want.
If it fits your budget and you are in love with the place, don't second guess yourself.
Did you try to negotiate that down at all?
I agree...that does seem like more of a Friday night price...but if you love the hall, it doesn't matter!
snowcat
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Posted by pattynyabo
I guess maybe I can negotiate, it is now $104 pp with tax, service charge and all that good stuff still thrown in. Now I need to convince DF to agree, any ideas what I can ask for that they might include that will sway my dear husband to be to say yes? He is on the verge because he likes the place to and I think if they add one more thing in he will be all for it. What can or should I ask for?
choc fountain? Another entree choice? another station for cocktail hour? more dessert? a welcome cart?
daniebc16
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Even for a Sunday afternoon I think that it is a little pricey...did you try Tall Grass Country Club in Shoreham? They are super reasonable and def. good for a smaller affair. Also the Three Village Inn is nice.
