Joel H. Sent on 06/17/2019
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More important to a wedding than the groom!
There are two types of reviews people typically leave, those that are terrible and those that are wonderful. AudreyCleo Events falls in the wonderful grouping.)
But really, if you are reading this, stop and Hire AudreyCleo. If you are skeptical, let me sooth your worries. I'm the husband, the typical 'I don't care, that color looks great, uh-huh dear' wedding planning husband. My wife introduced me to Eric about 2 months out from our wedding. We got married at a venue in Dallas and we *thought* the venue coordinator would assist more with the day of events, as that's what we were told. Thus I told my wife 'we don't need a wedding coordinator!'.
I. Was. Wrong. Not only was our venue less than helpful, Eric went well above and beyond. I literally cannot think of a more accurate way of stating that than saying he was more important to our wedding than the groom was, and that's me. Eric made sure everything went off when it was supposed to, sent us scheduling beforehand, assisted throughout the whole wedding and stayed until the end.
Two key memories from Eric I have of my wedding day: 1. my groomsmen danced to 'the boys are back in town' (it was a common theme as most were from out of town and I annoyed my wife by constantly breaking into song when one was around or called), Eric came to discuss something with me - I couldn't tell you what as I was in 'reception' mode already, but I made him dance with us if he wanted to ask me questions.... He did. That man held our hands, asked his questions and stopped to scream "the boys are back in town" at the top of his lungs. 2. Naturally, I left before cleanup took place, but I talked to my mom the next morning on the way to the airport for my honeymoon. She let me know who stayed in the family to help pick up and how it was and blah blah blah, but she also mentioned that Eric, who had no reason to stay or no need, was there until the very end. Assisting with cleanup, making sure gifts got where they needed to, staying to make sure everyone got to their cars safely and any forgotten items made it to their owner.
Why did I tell you this? Because from beginning to end, Eric was there. He was willing to spin and sing with me because it's what I wanted, what I needed from my wedding coordinator at that moment. He made sure everyone happened as it should, as it was supposed to and was there to cover for our venue with my wife, the bride, received a reply from them of 'oh yeah, do you have someone to do that for you?' when it fell on them. Eric was that someone. He was funny, courteous, professional (Suit and tie when other vendors are in jeans and a polo). Eric was there to do a job and he did it damn well.
Take it from a skeptic. The groom that not only that Eric was unneeded, but didn't want him - Hire Eric. Hire AudreyCleo Events. Pay this company whatever they want because regardless of what it is, it's going to be a steal and you will not be disappointed.
There are two types of reviews people typically leave, those that are terrible and those that are wonderful. AudreyCleo Events falls in the wonderful grouping.)
But really, if you are reading this, stop and Hire AudreyCleo. If you are skeptical, let me sooth your worries. I'm the husband, the typical 'I don't care, that color looks great, uh-huh dear' wedding planning husband. My wife introduced me to Eric about 2 months out from our wedding. We got married at a venue in Dallas and we *thought* the venue coordinator would assist more with the day of events, as that's what we were told. Thus I told my wife 'we don't need a wedding coordinator!'.
I. Was. Wrong. Not only was our venue less than helpful, Eric went well above and beyond. I literally cannot think of a more accurate way of stating that than saying he was more important to our wedding than the groom was, and that's me. Eric made sure everything went off when it was supposed to, sent us scheduling beforehand, assisted throughout the whole wedding and stayed until the end.
Two key memories from Eric I have of my wedding day: 1. my groomsmen danced to 'the boys are back in town' (it was a common theme as most were from out of town and I annoyed my wife by constantly breaking into song when one was around or called), Eric came to discuss something with me - I couldn't tell you what as I was in 'reception' mode already, but I made him dance with us if he wanted to ask me questions.... He did. That man held our hands, asked his questions and stopped to scream "the boys are back in town" at the top of his lungs. 2. Naturally, I left before cleanup took place, but I talked to my mom the next morning on the way to the airport for my honeymoon. She let me know who stayed in the family to help pick up and how it was and blah blah blah, but she also mentioned that Eric, who had no reason to stay or no need, was there until the very end. Assisting with cleanup, making sure gifts got where they needed to, staying to make sure everyone got to their cars safely and any forgotten items made it to their owner.
Why did I tell you this? Because from beginning to end, Eric was there. He was willing to spin and sing with me because it's what I wanted, what I needed from my wedding coordinator at that moment. He made sure everyone happened as it should, as it was supposed to and was there to cover for our venue with my wife, the bride, received a reply from them of 'oh yeah, do you have someone to do that for you?' when it fell on them. Eric was that someone. He was funny, courteous, professional (Suit and tie when other vendors are in jeans and a polo). Eric was there to do a job and he did it damn well.
Take it from a skeptic. The groom that not only that Eric was unneeded, but didn't want him - Hire Eric. Hire AudreyCleo Events. Pay this company whatever they want because regardless of what it is, it's going to be a steal and you will not be disappointed.
