Re: Would you use a vendor
Florist--yes, judge/officiant--yes, DJ/photographer--probably not.
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Would you use a vendor
Original post by BKtoLI
even if you knew for a fact they have another wedding that day?
I'm debating on this right now....![]()
I'm debating on this right now....
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Re: Would you use a vendor
Posted by BKtoLI
Actually in this department I didn't do as much research as the others.
I'm just concerned because of issues I've had with broken appointments. It's not a matter of second guessing, it's a matter of not feeling comfortable with a vendor.
If you're really concerned, then call that other florist (I'm assuming it's mine) and ask them if they'll take on another wedding. I doubt they will, but it doesn't hurt to try.
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Re: Would you use a vendor
It really depends on the vendor and how many different teams they have on staff. I would say yes to limo, florist and reception hall but I would say no to DJ, Photo and Video, unless they had another team available that could service my wedding.
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if your not comfortable with the vendor thats a totally different issue - i would not book them if i wasnt comfortable and would keep looking for someone i was happy with.
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Posted by BKtoLI
Actually in this department I didn't do as much research as the others.
I'm just concerned because of issues I've had with broken appointments. It's not a matter of second guessing, it's a matter of not feeling comfortable with a vendor.
My experience.....if you're not feeling comfortable... listen to your gut. Is there deposit $$ involved here?
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I agree with everyone else, it totally depends on the vendor. I think for the most part, vendors are able to handle more than one event in a day.
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If you aren't comfortable, then maybe you should look for another vendor. The last thing you want on your day is worry whether a vendor is going to get things done the way you want them to.
Trust your instincts. If you are uncomfortable, it is probably for a good reason.
Trust your instincts. If you are uncomfortable, it is probably for a good reason.
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I also agree if it's a matter of being uncomfortable with the vendor then change them.
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Posted by FallBride05
Posted by BKtoLI
Actually in this department I didn't do as much research as the others.
I'm just concerned because of issues I've had with broken appointments. It's not a matter of second guessing, it's a matter of not feeling comfortable with a vendor.
My experience.....if you're not feeling comfortable... listen to your gut. Is there deposit $$ involved here?
Yes, but it's only $100
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Re: Would you use a vendor
Posted by BKtoLI
Posted by FallBride05
Posted by BKtoLI
Actually in this department I didn't do as much research as the others.
I'm just concerned because of issues I've had with broken appointments. It's not a matter of second guessing, it's a matter of not feeling comfortable with a vendor.
My experience.....if you're not feeling comfortable... listen to your gut. Is there deposit $$ involved here?
Yes, but it's only $100
Janna, if you really feel that unsure about this vendor, then don't stay with them. Its not worth the stress of worrying about it for the next three months.
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Re: Would you use a vendor
It depends on what type of vendor. For hair, make up, limos, florist, especially if they have experience doing multiple events, then I would. For the rest - no.
