Terrace Events

All in all it was OK but there were some problems with everything and I think you should know this before you decide to get married there as you don't get a second chance. We had the best package for the day wedding as night weddings were already booked. It cost 120 USD per head + flowers 1000USD + photos 500 USD + 400USD for table decorations. Pros: Easy to organize Cons: Nice cake more

Our wedding was okay but we did have some memorable moments. We planned our wedding short notice we were deciding if we should elope to Hawaii or have a wedding here where our family would be able to attend. When my husband saw the place he said it looks nice lets just have it here. We paid for everything in full and the big day comes the staff was nice but here's what I didn't like to much. The coordinator came in in regular clothes, the videographer made my wedding almost an hour late (not really his fault his car broke down), I felt sorry for the priest but he said the wrong name (now that's memorable) I'm not really sure if I should be mad or what with that one. The place was set up nicely, the food was good, the staff was nice enough, but it wasn't very coordinated. In our rehearsal he just gave us a five minute explanation and said not to worry about anything but the reception was such a mess. People didn't know if I was cutting my cake or having my first dance the DJ wasn't too interactive. I've been to weddings and the DJ makes a big difference he was a nice guy but I wished he would of hyped out the crowd. It was still a nice day but I think it could've been nicer especially for the amount of money we spent. When it's all said and done the most important thing is the symbol and meaning of marriage. Pros: looks nice Cons: unorganized more

My fiancee and I recently got married at Sunset Gardens. We were blown away. The wedding was elegant, classy, and first-class. All our guests said it was one of the best they'd ever seen, and we agree. We got their ""Elegant Evening"" package, $99 a head got us a classy outdoor ceremony, a 1.5 hour cocktail party, live jazz band, a full reception with buffet dinner (3 entrees, 5 sides, salad, coffee), 6 hours of open bar with beer, wine, and premium liquors, DJ, cake, and more. And it all turned out great. THE GOOD: The facilities are beautiful, both indoor and outdoor (especially outdoor). The best is the lighted trees. The staff is incredible: Tony (owner) and Michelle (coordinator) are friendly and seem genuinely interested in making your wedding special. The rest of the staff was also very friendly and competent. The inclusiveness of the package: the DJ, priest, food, drink, were all provided. About all we had to get ourselves were a photographer and videogtrapher, flowers, and invitations (and they'll help you with all that). The food: GREAT! Seriously, the best prime rib I have ever had (and I've been to Lawry's). The Chef's Special Chicken, red skinned potatoes, salad, fruit trays, fettcine alfredo were all delicious. The price: At $99 a head you get a lot. May sound expensive but by today's standards it's a good price. THE BAD: Airplane noise. The property is located right under a busy flght path and can get noisy. We had 3 planes arrive during our ceremony. It's not that bad, most people barely noticed. But the potential is there for a giant 747 to come along right when you're about to say, ""I do."" Also, when we made the reservation we negotiated our way down to $95 a head from their usual $99 price, but months later when it came time to pay they denied having made such an deal and charged us the full $99. But in the end we were extremely satisfied and our wedding turned out to totally exceed our expectations. Pros: Ambience, elegance, value for money Cons: Airplane noise more