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Dear brides and BTBs,

I am in a dilemma.. I really love Passion Road (so does FH), but we are not sure of going unconventional.. some of our concerns:

1. How would the venue be like, since it's outdoor? Will guests (and us!) complain of heat, mosquitos, etc?

2. Will guests think that this dinner is FOC, hence do not prepare ang paos? Even if they do, they are not sure of how much to give, and would give much lesser?

3. Will guests (especially our relatives) complain on the lack of expensive chinese food like sharks fin and abalone? Will they think that we are giving them cheap food?

Would really appreciate all of your advice, especially brides who have had their wedding dinners there. And also those who have attended weddings at PR. Your kind help is much appreciated, thank you!! :biggrin:

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Dear brides and BTBs,

I am in a dilemma.. I really love Passion Road (so does FH), but we are not sure of going unconventional.. some of our concerns:

1. How would the venue be like, since it's outdoor? Will guests (and us!) complain of heat, mosquitos, etc?

2. Will guests think that this dinner is FOC, hence do not prepare ang paos? Even if they do, they are not sure of how much to give, and would give much lesser?

3. Will guests (especially our relatives) complain on the lack of expensive chinese food like sharks fin and abalone? Will they think that we are giving them cheap food?

Would really appreciate all of your advice, especially brides who have had their wedding dinners there. And also those who have attended weddings at PR. Your kind help is much appreciated, thank you!! :biggrin:

It's actually a good place for the unconventional. I believe there are many bride to be is going to have their reception there too. Be sure that both of you are comfortable with the place, that's the most important.

About the angpow matter, isn't reception is meant to be a celebration of love/ union instead of 'break even'. Even if it's Chinese banquet, who can be certain that you can break even the cost. In my opinion, I believe if one should only go for option that is within their financial mean and not expect return.

By the way, we can't control others' people perception, if you worry too much, you'll only end up doing the conventional wedding reception. Think carefully what you really want and what can you afford. Being a crowd pleaser on your wedding day won't make you a happy bride.

Have fun planning!

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Dear brides and BTBs,

I am in a dilemma.. I really love Passion Road (so does FH), but we are not sure of going unconventional.. some of our concerns:

1. How would the venue be like, since it's outdoor? Will guests (and us!) complain of heat, mosquitos, etc?

2. Will guests think that this dinner is FOC, hence do not prepare ang paos? Even if they do, they are not sure of how much to give, and would give much lesser?

3. Will guests (especially our relatives) complain on the lack of expensive chinese food like sharks fin and abalone? Will they think that we are giving them cheap food?

Would really appreciate all of your advice, especially brides who have had their wedding dinners there. And also those who have attended weddings at PR. Your kind help is much appreciated, thank you!! :biggrin:

1. If Malaysians are willing to sit at a hot and dirty coffee shop or mamak, I don't think they would be complaining about heat or mosquitos. If you are concerned, then just use some lemongrass candles or something. However, if I knew I was attending a garden wedding, I'd definitely bring my own mosquito spray to spray on myself cuz I'm a mosquito magnet.

2. guests would only think it's FOC if you DON'T put the ang pow box outside your registration table. That is why it is important you place a box in the registration table.

3. Maybe they will, especially the traditional chinese old school relatives who has never eaten western food before. But look on the brighter side, you are saving the earth from ruthless killing of shark's fin and abalone (which I think tastes like rubber and I don't understand why ppl like it).

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It's actually a good place for the unconventional. I believe there are many bride to be is going to have their reception there too. Be sure that both of you are comfortable with the place, that's the most important.

About the angpow matter, isn't reception is meant to be a celebration of love/ union instead of 'break even'. Even if it's Chinese banquet, who can be certain that you can break even the cost. In my opinion, I believe if one should only go for option that is within their financial mean and not expect return.

By the way, we can't control others' people perception, if you worry too much, you'll only end up doing the conventional wedding reception. Think carefully what you really want and what can you afford. Being a crowd pleaser on your wedding day won't make you a happy bride.

Have fun planning!

shleesy, thanks so much for your valuable insights. Well both my FH and I love the atmosphere and setting in PR, but of course also concern about weather and heat etc, so we're not to say very comfortable with having our reception there.

Reception is of course about celebrating, and how I wish I can just focus on that point. But due to budget constraints, we have to be extra "calculative" about being able to "break even", or at least don't spend too much in the end.. :sad: In other words, if we are to take this option, it might be outside our financial means, hence the poll to help us estimate whether we can afford to spend that much of $$.

Actually I believe most of the time, the wedding reception is not about the couple, or at least not for them. We can't run away from the want and need to please our relatives, and in terms of reception we often have to forgo what we like. This is the conclusion that I have gotten after speaking to FH's parents.. so this is my stage of "thinking carefully" on what I want and what I can afford :smile:

1. If Malaysians are willing to sit at a hot and dirty coffee shop or mamak, I don't think they would be complaining about heat or mosquitos. If you are concerned, then just use some lemongrass candles or something. However, if I knew I was attending a garden wedding, I'd definitely bring my own mosquito spray to spray on myself cuz I'm a mosquito magnet.

2. guests would only think it's FOC if you DON'T put the ang pow box outside your registration table. That is why it is important you place a box in the registration table.

3. Maybe they will, especially the traditional chinese old school relatives who has never eaten western food before. But look on the brighter side, you are saving the earth from ruthless killing of shark's fin and abalone (which I think tastes like rubber and I don't understand why ppl like it).

sooklin, you're so funny!! Thanks for your great suggestion on the ang pow box :lol: I personally don't like abalone too, and I don't understand why people are willing to pay so much for it! :tongue:

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I am only telling my friends it a buffet dinner and not mentioning anything to my relatives since PR does offer sit down dinner, well, let them guess. If the food is good, the guest would not complain as from experience most elderly guests' main concern is about the food.

PR did mention they have portable aircons for rent which may help your concern on the heat and mosquitoes.

Towards the end its your wedding, how you want it to be, even if you have it in a restaurant, some might even find some stuff to gossip anyway. Perhaps, you can drop hints on how much you pay per head, it can be done gracefully as many busybodies (like relatives) like to question how much you pay for the venue and food.

I am really looking forward my big day in Sept in PR and really glad my hubby and I opt for an unconventional wedding. So if you really like it go for it, you might never know how generous relatives and friends you have :lol: .

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Haha Jess, very smart move! Surprise them right? :tongue:

Well I'm just really afraid that even if the good is good (which I heard it is), the older relatives wouldn't appreciate it cos it's Western.. still no sharks fin, suckling pig, abalone! :wacko:

Dropping hints about the price is a good "tactic"! Hehe thanks! :tongue::lol:

I'm really glad for you that you've decided to go unconventional! Can't wait to see your post-wedding pics and please do share about your experience after Sept! :biggrin: I pray for generous relatives and friends for you! :cheers:

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Haha Jess, very smart move! Surprise them right? :tongue:

Well I'm just really afraid that even if the good is good (which I heard it is), the older relatives wouldn't appreciate it cos it's Western.. still no sharks fin, suckling pig, abalone! :wacko:

Dropping hints about the price is a good "tactic"! Hehe thanks! :tongue::lol:

I'm really glad for you that you've decided to go unconventional! Can't wait to see your post-wedding pics and please do share about your experience after Sept! :biggrin: I pray for generous relatives and friends for you! :cheers:

My MIL even asked me whether she can bring abalone as an addition to the food :wacko:

Thanks for praying for me, my hubby :cool: would be grateful hahahahaha. Probably I will email you the pictures of the decor after my big day.

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My MIL even asked me whether she can bring abalone as an addition to the food :wacko:

Thanks for praying for me, my hubby :cool: would be grateful hahahahaha. Probably I will email you the pictures of the decor after my big day.

Fuiyohh.... HUBBY already ah?? :tongue::wub: Yes yes please email me your pictures after your big day! :biggrin: Congrats to you and may you have a great one! Can't wait to see your pictures :rolleyes:

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My MIL even asked me whether she can bring abalone as an addition to the food :wacko:

Thanks for praying for me, my hubby :cool: would be grateful hahahahaha. Probably I will email you the pictures of the decor after my big day.

Fuiyohh.... HUBBY already ah?? :tongue::wub: Yes yes please email me your pictures after your big day! :biggrin: Congrats to you and may you have a great one! Can't wait to see your pictures :rolleyes:

Oops, just saw your ROM date and realized he IS your hubby already :tongue: paiseh! :oops:

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Hi,

I am just sharing my two cents. If budget is a concern for you, honestly, you may hv to drop off the idea of garden wedding. Reason being is, the food itself is oled hundred over, somemore u still hv to spend on canopy and flower arrangements. So in the end, the cost per pax will be much higher. Malaysian being Malaysian, no matter how u hints them, the standard rate is still ard rm80-100. break even is almost impossible unless if u hv certain family members who give big ang pow. otherwise, what u receive can maybe only cover 60-70% of your total expenses for the reception. Especially if your big day fall on wedding peak season and most of your guest hv to attend 2-3 wedding in a month, then it can be even worst.

We also had an angpow box at the registration table, but guess what, I hv a strong feeling tat certain guest didn't even gv us ang pow. We even hv a hengtai who sms us a day aftr our wedding saying that he forgot to gv us n etc... but isn't tat the box there is so obvious oled. So again, there is no harm to put an angpow box but dun put a high expectation on it.

At first I also hv set a budget for the reception, but when closer to the date, many things pop up and end up spent more. I spoke to a friend who is in wedding industry and he told me that so far none of his clients can break even, really hard nw a day. Not to mention if u are inviting the whole family and there are 5-6 of them, most of the time then they won't give u a big ang pow just bcos of this.

Jo

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Hi,

I am just sharing my two cents. If budget is a concern for you, honestly, you may hv to drop off the idea of garden wedding. Reason being is, the food itself is oled hundred over, somemore u still hv to spend on canopy and flower arrangements. So in the end, the cost per pax will be much higher. Malaysian being Malaysian, no matter how u hints them, the standard rate is still ard rm80-100. break even is almost impossible unless if u hv certain family members who give big ang pow. otherwise, what u receive can maybe only cover 60-70% of your total expenses for the reception. Especially if your big day fall on wedding peak season and most of your guest hv to attend 2-3 wedding in a month, then it can be even worst.

We also had an angpow box at the registration table, but guess what, I hv a strong feeling tat certain guest didn't even gv us ang pow. We even hv a hengtai who sms us a day aftr our wedding saying that he forgot to gv us n etc... but isn't tat the box there is so obvious oled. So again, there is no harm to put an angpow box but dun put a high expectation on it.

At first I also hv set a budget for the reception, but when closer to the date, many things pop up and end up spent more. I spoke to a friend who is in wedding industry and he told me that so far none of his clients can break even, really hard nw a day. Not to mention if u are inviting the whole family and there are 5-6 of them, most of the time then they won't give u a big ang pow just bcos of this.

Jo

But by comparison garden wedding is more reasonable compared to hotel wedding.

Not everyone will give ang pow la, unless of the person that does the registration for your dinner opens the ang pow and counts it in front of the guests who attend. Sounds really tacky, but you really can break even if you use this tactic.

Some people even resort to only inviting people whom they know are financially able to fork out money.

The best way to save money on a wedding is to just invite less people.

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Agree with sooklin, not everyone will give angpow. It's kinda sad to say this, but this is the fact. It's even worst if you are inviting non chinese to ur wedding too. Malay & Indian's angpow is very small, or totally dun give, or buy u a present instead. Mat Salleh lagi dun practice this. By the way, some married couple will gv bec how much you gv them last time during their wedding. Theirs could be in a chinese restaurant & u gv them rm80 (std market rate), so even though ur having a garden wedding which is more high class, still they will just gv u bec according to what u gv them last time. U can't ask ppl for more... in the end it's still the thought that count

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Hi,

I am just sharing my two cents. If budget is a concern for you, honestly, you may hv to drop off the idea of garden wedding. Reason being is, the food itself is oled hundred over, somemore u still hv to spend on canopy and flower arrangements. So in the end, the cost per pax will be much higher. Malaysian being Malaysian, no matter how u hints them, the standard rate is still ard rm80-100. break even is almost impossible unless if u hv certain family members who give big ang pow. otherwise, what u receive can maybe only cover 60-70% of your total expenses for the reception. Especially if your big day fall on wedding peak season and most of your guest hv to attend 2-3 wedding in a month, then it can be even worst.

We also had an angpow box at the registration table, but guess what, I hv a strong feeling tat certain guest didn't even gv us ang pow. We even hv a hengtai who sms us a day aftr our wedding saying that he forgot to gv us n etc... but isn't tat the box there is so obvious oled. So again, there is no harm to put an angpow box but dun put a high expectation on it.

At first I also hv set a budget for the reception, but when closer to the date, many things pop up and end up spent more. I spoke to a friend who is in wedding industry and he told me that so far none of his clients can break even, really hard nw a day. Not to mention if u are inviting the whole family and there are 5-6 of them, most of the time then they won't give u a big ang pow just bcos of this.

Jo

Hi Jo, thank you so much for your honest and valuable advice. In fact what ever you said has been in the back of my mind but I refuse to admit it :unsure: You're very right, standard rate is still RM80-100 and the buffet itself will be costing me more than RM100 :wacko:

Thank you for mentioning about peak period, I think my date is during a peak month, Nov 2011, do you think it's a peak month? If so maybe I should really consider postponing my AD.. :unsure:

Haha what my friends do is normally have a few "receptionist" including one close relative to help collect the ang pows, so i guess everyone would be obliged to give then? Before they walk in they will have to pass the reception table mah :tongue:

Hmm, could you advice me on what are the things that might "pop up" and add cost to our wedding? Actually my friend broke even.. se had her wedding last year.. and she even earn a lot. I mean A LOT! Her hubby's friends were not rich but were extremely generous, cos her hubby is a super kind man :smile:

I think it's time for me to stop dreaming about a garden wedding and start hunting for another venue :bye:

But by comparison garden wedding is more reasonable compared to hotel wedding.

Not everyone will give ang pow la, unless of the person that does the registration for your dinner opens the ang pow and counts it in front of the guests who attend. Sounds really tacky, but you really can break even if you use this tactic.

Some people even resort to only inviting people whom they know are financially able to fork out money.

The best way to save money on a wedding is to just invite less people.

Hi Sook Lin,

Yup garden wedding might be cheaper than hotel wedding, but not all the time i guess... anyhow I think my choice now is not a hotel, can't afford it :sad: Will have to move to our last choice -- chinese restaurant. Sigh..

Haha I think I'm not so "thick face" to ask my "receptionist" open the ang pow in front of people la.. but will just ask her note down the attendance and put a tick when ang pow is given. Then write name on the ang pow. Should be good enough to make people give ang pow right? OMG I sound like a money-sucking-vampire :wacko: :wacko3:

Neither my FH and I are from rich family backgrounds, so I doubt we'll have any well-to-do relatives or friends who would give us big ang pows.. :sleep: And yeah guess we'll invite as little people as possible.. but it all also depends on our parents! :whistling:

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hi cherrystar,

So sad to say, yes, year end is peak season. again, even though u hv someone there to help collect ang pow, but u can't guarantee that everyone will give. in my case, i hv 3 jimui to man the registration counter. still, some of my guest prefer to give it to me & hubby personally, u can't stop ppl doing so right. plus, if ur inviting relatives as well & they come in the whole family... the risk is there. i can tell u that the ang pow tat i received are such a big gap... from rm50 to rm500. see the difference. i hv a fren who is stuck in financial problem but still gv rm500... but how many ppl are so generous.

my fren's sis also break even, but she did it in chinese restaurant. i was told tat they invite many big bosses who gv thousands per person. unless if u hv crowd like this, else is really hard.

some expenses were not in my plan earlier, like corsages for groom & parents... until 2 days before the wed. also the corkage, i didn't expect my guest will finish all 4 cartons of wine, i thought max is 2 cartons only, so hereby also increased my wine expenses. somemore, if u hv cake, favour & etc... all these are also part of ur dinner expenses. so if ur angpow can cover up to 70% then is consider as very good oled.

not only that, let's say if u cater for 300 pax, it doesn't meaans tat all 300 pax will turn up. u can count oled hw much is the lost here... again, not everyone will still gv angpow even if they dun come.

u will stress urself more if u keep thinking of break even, i knw it's hard to let it go, but if u really hv a budget concern, u hv no choice oled. else end up u will be an unhappy and stress bride.

hope it helps.

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Hi Cherry

I think Jo points up some really sensible points. I should also point out to that my guests for PR is about 100 which mean I am able to splurge more, I save a little bit more by making my own invitation cards and my favours will be sponsored by a very willing business partner. I did not have a any pre wedding photo package hence I save quite a bit on that area too. In a way, we are expecting to be able to cover the dinner expenses ourselves. My biggest splurge should be my AD photographer and my flowers (for decor as well)

I feel if you want something different in for your wedding, there are many ways to look into to make a day special. One friend who cannot break away from the tradition of having a Chinese dinner, she is hoping to have a garden ceremony before proceeding to the restaurant. I know not all Chinese restaurant has a garden but what I meant is, you can truly make a day yours.

Once you finalize your budget, just work around it and embrace it, you will be happier. Wish you well.

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Another option would be look for a park / rent a bungalow house then brg ur own caterer, serving chinese food. normally those rm30 menu is very good already, plus the rental, drinks, canopy, furnitures & a bit of decor... am sure it won't costs more than rm100 per pax unless if u didnt spend wisely

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Agree with sooklin, not everyone will give angpow. It's kinda sad to say this, but this is the fact. It's even worst if you are inviting non chinese to ur wedding too. Malay & Indian's angpow is very small, or totally dun give, or buy u a present instead. Mat Salleh lagi dun practice this. By the way, some married couple will gv bec how much you gv them last time during their wedding. Theirs could be in a chinese restaurant & u gv them rm80 (std market rate), so even though ur having a garden wedding which is more high class, still they will just gv u bec according to what u gv them last time. U can't ask ppl for more... in the end it's still the thought that count

hi cherrystar,

So sad to say, yes, year end is peak season. again, even though u hv someone there to help collect ang pow, but u can't guarantee that everyone will give. in my case, i hv 3 jimui to man the registration counter. still, some of my guest prefer to give it to me & hubby personally, u can't stop ppl doing so right. plus, if ur inviting relatives as well & they come in the whole family... the risk is there. i can tell u that the ang pow tat i received are such a big gap... from rm50 to rm500. see the difference. i hv a fren who is stuck in financial problem but still gv rm500... but how many ppl are so generous.

my fren's sis also break even, but she did it in chinese restaurant. i was told tat they invite many big bosses who gv thousands per person. unless if u hv crowd like this, else is really hard.

some expenses were not in my plan earlier, like corsages for groom & parents... until 2 days before the wed. also the corkage, i didn't expect my guest will finish all 4 cartons of wine, i thought max is 2 cartons only, so hereby also increased my wine expenses. somemore, if u hv cake, favour & etc... all these are also part of ur dinner expenses. so if ur angpow can cover up to 70% then is consider as very good oled.

not only that, let's say if u cater for 300 pax, it doesn't meaans tat all 300 pax will turn up. u can count oled hw much is the lost here... again, not everyone will still gv angpow even if they dun come.

u will stress urself more if u keep thinking of break even, i knw it's hard to let it go, but if u really hv a budget concern, u hv no choice oled. else end up u will be an unhappy and stress bride.

hope it helps.

Hi Jo, sorry I just saw your previous message. Yup you're right, can't really control the ang pow part, what I can control is to cut my cost lor.. And yes, it's the thought that counts and I should stop thinking so much about breaking even. I'd just try my best to save cost that's all :smile: Thanks for the advice dear, really appreciate your insights!

I think I will not think of cake an favors as of now, since normally restaurants will provide chocolates as favors, I can save there lo. And cake not necessary la :happy:

Your advices are really useful for me, thanks so much again!! :lol:

Oh ya do you know of any bungalows that I can rent for my ceremony? Maybe I should post a separate post on this :wub:

Hi Cherry

I think Jo points up some really sensible points. I should also point out to that my guests for PR is about 100 which mean I am able to splurge more, I save a little bit more by making my own invitation cards and my favours will be sponsored by a very willing business partner. I did not have a any pre wedding photo package hence I save quite a bit on that area too. In a way, we are expecting to be able to cover the dinner expenses ourselves. My biggest splurge should be my AD photographer and my flowers (for decor as well)

I feel if you want something different in for your wedding, there are many ways to look into to make a day special. One friend who cannot break away from the tradition of having a Chinese dinner, she is hoping to have a garden ceremony before proceeding to the restaurant. I know not all Chinese restaurant has a garden but what I meant is, you can truly make a day yours.

Once you finalize your budget, just work around it and embrace it, you will be happier. Wish you well.

Hi Jess,

Oh no wonder.. so you just chose to do things that matter to you to save costs! Very well-thought indeed :lol:

Oh wow my FH and I just had that thought today of doing our ceremony outdoor just to make things special! Then we can proceed to our normal chinese wedding. Thanks for the idea! And Jo gave me the idea of a bungalow too. My FH even suggested we can do the ceremony in our house and just splurge on deco :wink: Wow, i truly CAN make the day mine! Just need a little creativity to work around my budget aye? :lol: Thanks so much for your advice and suggestions Jess! Truly appreciate it :wub:

Another option would be look for a park / rent a bungalow house then brg ur own caterer, serving chinese food. normally those rm30 menu is very good already, plus the rental, drinks, canopy, furnitures & a bit of decor... am sure it won't costs more than rm100 per pax unless if u didnt spend wisely

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hi all,

thinking about having my reception at passion road..just absolutely love the place..

but b4 agreeing to anything, would like to know whether some items like corkage,decor,and food selection is nego?

will really appreciate quotations/info to have a heads up.

thx for the help.am forever grateful

ganesh_kts@yahoo.com

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hi jo ,

saw yr nice decor at passion road, juz wondering how much u top up ?

mind to share with me yr floor plan , coz mine is Nov tis year.

saw y photo really make me so excited ..hehe :tongue:

hyleow@hotmail.com

thks!

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Hi,

am also looking for wedding venue here and wish can have a garden Dinner.Really wish can have a dream wedding night. But after read all the replies, feel sad because budget issue. Any suggestion for bungalows as the venue??

Really appreciate if can get some idea from all of you.Many thanks.

hi jo ,

saw yr nice decor at passion road, juz wondering how much u top up ?

mind to share with me yr floor plan , coz mine is Nov tis year.

saw y photo really make me so excited ..hehe :tongue:

hyleow@hotmail.com

thks!

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I had such a bad experience at Passion Road. The guy who will help you with your wedding - Vinz - is a total idiot and unwilling to help in any way. He will NOT make your wedding day your special day. He only wants to make money from you and give you bad food, bad decor, no desire to help you at all. You are just another one of his customer. I hated the service so much and lost all trust in them that I cancelled, losing my deposit. I also filed a complaint with Consumer Affairs Bureau because of how terrible they were!

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I had such a bad experience at Passion Road. The guy who will help you with your wedding - Vinz - is a total idiot and unwilling to help in any way. He will NOT make your wedding day your special day. He only wants to make money from you and give you bad food, bad decor, no desire to help you at all. You are just another one of his customer. I hated the service so much and lost all trust in them that I cancelled, losing my deposit. I also filed a complaint with Consumer Affairs Bureau because of how terrible they were!
Wow, that bad? I was really eyeing this place from the start but decided on another venue. I did remember vinz as a little arrogant and he took a very long time to send me the quotation. Someone once said to me, 'passion road, all you r renting is actually just the big tree'. I hope you found another venue n your wedding would turn out perfect.

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