Went to a wedding at NRC....
I went to a wedding at North Ritz Club on Friday. I had a great time. Any of you who are getting married there have nothing to worry about. The couple had the reception there and they set up everything very beautifully. You can see the waterfall on the right side and everything was setup very tastefully and pretty. One thing that I noticed was that one of the chairs where I was tried to sit was dirty. So we moved up to another row of chairs. After the ceremony we proceeded to the Cocktail Hour. They had a bar setup outside. We all stopped to get drinks. The MaitreD was very nice and was trying to keep everything on schedule. He let us know that the CH was starting. At this wedding, they had about 100 guests. There was plenty of seating during the CH and everything was setup very nicely. The food at the CH was very tasty and delicious. They had pasta stations, which were very tasty, seafood salad or you were able to have this on a wrap that was also good. They had calamari that was really really good. This part I enjoyed the most. The hordeuvres (spelling?)were also good like sesame chicken that was very good as well. I really liked the service during the CH and the reception. The waistaff was very prompt in removing the empty plates, folding napkins and were very courteous. They had three selections for the food. FI and I had the chicken and I had the sea bass. FI said the food was good but the chicken a bit dry. Since I had seen some of the girls from here that are having their wedding there in the future complained about the cake in their posts, I was really looking forward to see this. But I didn’t get close enough and when they had the cake cutting, we were outside as they had a cigar hour and even though I don’t smoke, I was outside with the group that was sitting at my table. Overall, I liked the place. And the bathrooms were clean and very presentable. I’d say this is a very nice venue for a wedding and it is also a place where the staff was very friendly and very helpful in terms of doing their jobs. I thought I'd share... ![]()
