We chose to use the Hyatt as the host hotel. The guest assistant provided was friendly, courteous and helpful. She gave me weekly updates on who had reserved rooms and how close we were to reaching the "magic number" of rooms. We did reach our number and the Bride and Groom recieved room upgrades and other extras! The area was perfect! Right next to 4th Street Live. The rooms were spacious, clean and the staff was ready to help with any task or question we had. I would definately recommend the Hyatt!

A string quartet provided the music for the ceremony and for an hour during dinner. They were well rehearsed, prompt, friendly and very professional. An extensive list of songs to chose from was provided and Steve (the owner/manager) was easy to work with. He provided suggestions and excellent customer service. I would definately hire them again!

$100 per person was too much, especially for the amount of food served. The area where we ate was not decorated at all, half the room was closed off; it felt like we were in a basement and there were more guests than there were chairs.

The positive was the staff was courteous and polite.

Jeff Oliver's creativity caught my attention at the Kentucky State Fair and he did not let me down in providing pictures for my daughter's wedding. He is very creative and went out of his way to make sure I was happy. He came from out of town a day early to meet and get to know the bridal party, which made the photos that much more personal.

The venue was somewhat small for the size of the wedding and when the tent was put up in the wrong place I was sure it would ruin the photos (tent poles in every picture). Somehow, Jeff managed to keep the poles out of the pictures AND provide us with beautiful wedding photos!

The wedding book he created was wonderful! I would definately recommend Jeff as a wedding photographer!

The small silver bells engraved with "Ring for a kiss" were a huge hit. We placed one per guest on the dinner tables and even had people ask if they could take them home! I told my daughter and son-in-law to use theirs to avoid a fight. They can always pick up the bell and ring for a "forgive me kiss"

Check here for wedding items. A great deal of money can be saved from purchasing items that have been previously used at another wedding, i.e. candle holders, hurricane lamps, centerpieces.

We used the garden for the entire event, wedding and reception. The food was set up in the dining room of the house, but other than that everything was outside. The flowers were in bloom and the roses around the gazebo made an ideal place for the vows. We had over 100 guests and seating was a bit crowded. A tent is required if you are expecting more than 50 guests, as this is the limit on the number of people who can be inside the house at one time. I would definately recommend this venue for a guest list of 75 or less. I would consider somewhere else if there will be over 110 guests. Also, because this is a historical home they have strict rules on what can and cannot be done.

This was the cost for altering the brides gown. It seemed a bit pricey, but after seeing all the work involved and the professional result we got, it was definately worth it.

Davids is the ideal choice if you have bridesmaids in different parts of the country. The help we received when picking out the wedding dress was great. The attendants were friendly, polite, helpful and honest. Sometimes it may be hard for them to be honest, especially if the bride likes a dress but it just isn't the right one for her. I appreciate the honesty they gave my daughter and she looked beautiful on her wedding day. The alterations were handled quickly and efficiently. I would definately recommend them!

The food was absolutely fabulous and quantity was not a problem. When my bartender cancelled the day of the wedding, Kingsley's was able to come through for me and provide us with a bartender. Very professional. A great vendor to work with!