Any suggestions would be great. I have looked at 5RH so far Fox Hollow Chateau Briand Westbury Manor Verdis Stuart Thomas Manor (not my fave of the 5)
I also want to see what the Rivera Coral House and Ariana Waterfall have to offer
Its so hard deciding,
bride2be1012
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I vote for Westbury Manor. Had a great wedding there.
bluj786
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i was a Riviera brind and had a great time with no problems. everyone had a grea time and they all said the food was amazing!
mara1017
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What are you looking for in a RH. That may help us give you suggestions of other places to look at.
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i really liked westbury manor but they didnt offer sat night weddings so i eliminated them from my list.
The only other venue from your list that I looked at was Coral House...and I didnt stay for the meeting bc FH and I went to the bathroom and were both grossed out. So my suggestion is use the restroom at ALL venues before making a decision!
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YAY I FINALLY FOUND YOU ON HERE!!!!!!!
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I am having a Sat night wedding at Westbury Manor. My top 2 were Fox Hollow and Westbury Manor. WM had what we were looking for in terms of location, menu and the employees were wonderful to us...
I have been to 2 events at Verdi's and they were both great. I think the rooms are small so if you are having a small wedding it should be fine.
I haven't visited the other RH's ...HTH!
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Posted by StephanieJoy
Any suggestions would be great. I have looked at 5RH so far Fox Hollow Chateau Briand Westbury Manor Verdis Stuart Thomas Manor (not my fave of the 5)
I also want to see what the Rivera Coral House and Ariana Waterfall have to offer
Its so hard deciding,
i visited fox hollow and chateau briand from your list when i was choosing a RH.
i had my sweet 16 at verdi's and it was great!
i've been to westbury manor and i thought it was nice.
narrow down the criteria of what kind of hall you're looking for, price range, etc. and we'll be able to help you better!
i wanted something in the mid-range price wise but also something that could accommodate my guest list - i have 260 being invited, but almost 100 are OOT guests, so i had to make sure i picked a room that wouldn't be too crowded or too empty with 150 or 250 guests.
we ultimately chose Crest Hollow. i was deciding between Crest Hollow, North Ritz Club and Swan Club. Swan Club was way cheaper than the other two, but the room wasn't big enough in the event all our OOT guests come. and i needed a hospitality hour between church and the reception and NRC couldn't offer me that so we went with Crest Hollow. High ceilings were really important for me so we liked crest hollow a little better than NRC for that reason alone. the only thing is crest hollow is more than one wedding at a time - if that's something you care about, definiteley check out North Ritz Club.
HTH!
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the places i lookes at are all in price range. need aplace that can have ceremony at. would like to keep it in the locations that those i choose are in. would like a place that does the duet -appie and sald together. a homeyplace, not to to fancy but elegant.
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Posted by StephanieJoy
the places i lookes at are all in price range. need aplace that can have ceremony at. would like to keep it in the locations that those i choose are in. would like a place that does the duet -appie and sald together. a homeyplace, not to to fancy but elegant.
Definitely check out the Riviera then. Its not too gaudy, has a really homey, warm feel to it. And the food is fantastic. You can have your ceremony on site too, either indoors or outdoors. Everyone there is awesome
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Posted by StephanieJoy
the places i lookes at are all in price range. need aplace that can have ceremony at. would like to keep it in the locations that those i choose are in. would like a place that does the duet -appie and sald together. a homeyplace, not to to fancy but elegant.
i would check out Swan Club then. my cousin got married there in 2001 and it was AMAZING. she had her ceremony on site - they have a gorgeous tent where they door 'outdoor/indoor' ceremonies. their CH room is amazing because it's a heated greenhouse basically.
and the RH itself is an old mansion, so it's perfect for that 'homey' feel you want.
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i have a feeling you would like the riviera. you might also try Chateau la Mer
StephanieJoy
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I have been to the rivera, that is why I was going to look at it, but rememberd that cousins had thier weddings there.
I am not sure I want to have it the same place they did
and the one thing i did not like the yway they did cocktail hour.
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Fox Hollow!
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Chateua briand fits everything your looking for and they have been amazing since the beginning. I went to most of those rh's and they just blew everyone out of the water
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I am getting married at Cresthollow Country Club. The grounds are beautiful. We are hoping to have our ceremony outside
