Can anyone send me quotes they have for Chateau le mer? I am meeting up with them next week and would like to know what I am working with before I go. Any month is fine...preferable on a saturday. Thanks ladies
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Kristen6615
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The Swan Club should be in your price range though you may have to go in their smallest room.
allie227
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Riviera and Chateau La Mer I think will definitely be in your price range!
Stephandkylesayido
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I'm going to second that you check out Riviera. They definitely negotiate too!
One suggestion I have is to be open to having a day wedding. I originally wanted an evening wedding on a Saturday but Riviera didn't have anything available until November and I really wanted October. We booked a day Saturday. After booking, I realized that if we got married in October/November for a Saturday night, sunset is so early that you'd miss out on a lot of that water view. I feel like the same would apply to March. Just something to keep in mind. My family is a little put off by the day wedding because I don't think anyone in my family has ever had one. But I'm happy about it now, even though it wasn't my first choice originally. (And of course it's a little cheaper, which doesn't hurt when you're working on a budget :o) )
Stephandkylesayido
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I'm going to second that you check out Riviera. They definitely negotiate too!
One suggestion I have is to be open to having a day wedding. I originally wanted an evening wedding on a Saturday but Riviera didn't have anything available until November and I really wanted October. We booked a day Saturday. After booking, I realized that if we got married in October/November for a Saturday night, sunset is so early that you'd miss out on a lot of that water view. I feel like the same would apply to March. Just something to keep in mind. My family is a little put off by the day wedding because I don't think anyone in my family has ever had one. But I'm happy about it now, even though it wasn't my first choice originally. (And of course it's a little cheaper, which doesn't hurt when you're working on a budget :o) )
Stephandkylesayido
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I'm going to second that you check out Riviera. They definitely negotiate too!
One suggestion I have is to be open to having a day wedding. I originally wanted an evening wedding on a Saturday but Riviera didn't have anything available until November and I really wanted October. We booked a day Saturday. After booking, I realized that if we got married in October/November for a Saturday night, sunset is so early that you'd miss out on a lot of that water view. I feel like the same would apply to March. Just something to keep in mind. My family is a little put off by the day wedding because I don't think anyone in my family has ever had one. But I'm happy about it now, even though it wasn't my first choice originally. (And of course it's a little cheaper, which doesn't hurt when you're working on a budget :o) )
