You're not over reacting!!! They should know better than to double book themselves!!! I would change contracts, get your money back and find someone else!
October Bliss
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Hmmm, my contract with my DOC also says she will attend my RD. I did however clear the date with her before I booked it. I understand why you're upset, and I would be too, but before you fire her check and see if she can send someone from her company that will then be her assistant the day of your wedding.
mbm750
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A similar thing happened to me, and it really upset me, so I just fired her (the situation was a little more complicated than my current simplification). Anyway, who needs that kind of bull*hit from someone you're paying to do a job, and so close to the wedding day. It's unprofessional and I wouldn't let her get away with it.
hmpena
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I would be upset. however I wouldn't let it get to me. I agree with Kerie... maybe she could send an assistant. Otherwise, i would see if she would drop her fee somewhat, since she isn't fulfilling one of her obligations.
sr081906
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Posted by imyurfavgirl
She just got back to me and wrote this:
She would only be able to attend if she didnt have another wedding...and i should have checked with her before scheduling MY rehearsal And to see if i can reschedule it....i have my family coming from California and Texas...so what am i supposed to do tell them to change the day the come in
Honestly, I never heard a client having to arrange their schedule around their vendors.
