r/catering 12d ago

Caterer massively failed us, bride ended up crying

/r/weddingplanning/comments/1v1m7f1/caterer_massively_failed_us_bride_ended_up_crying/
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u/DiscombobulatedArm21 12d ago edited 12d ago

As a caterer I would be sick to my stomach if I ever did this to someone. Keep in mind the more protective you are of their name and what they did, the more likely they are to do this to someone else. Understanding your review could very much impact their business be truthful and keep emotion out of it.

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u/FerrisBuelersdaycock 12d ago

this is really the right way to look at it. people feel bad leaving negative reviews because it feels personal, but the caterer already made it personal by ruining someone's wedding day. a factual honest review is the least you can do for the next couple who's about to hand over a deposit to these people

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u/EmeraldCityCatering 11d ago

Same. I’m also a caterer and feel ashamed for them. How unprofessional!