A BRIDE has faced every future wife's nightmare — a closed venue right before the ceremony. She said the business left a note on the door, but she was determined to find the silver lining in her wedding woe. Redditor Useful_weight_7715 recounted the blunder in a post on the social media platform.
"This took place years ago, but I think it's worth sharing," she said. "When I was engaged, selecting a venue was easy because I always knew I would have my reception at the same place my parents did. "It was a long-standing area restaurant with a banquet room where we celebrated every major event for years.
" She added that she and her now-husband ate at the venue two weeks before the celebration to confirm the details. Things took a turn a mere four days before the big day when she tried to finalize seating arrangements with no response from the venue. The radio silence gave the bride-to-be a bad feeling, so she drove to check out the place in person.
"The parking lot was empty and there was a small note on the door saying that they were closed permanently," she said. "I had a small meltdown and started making calls. "Not only did I have to find a new venue, but I needed to find a bakery that would do my cake since my wedding venue contract included the cake.
" Determined to solve the problem, The Redditor said she was able to create a new plan for her big day. With the help of her sister-in-law, she was able to find two new vendors who empathized with her predicament. "I notified .
