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The wedding of the relatives of the relatives of the employees, everything was perfect. The food and drinks were abundant when we brought the waiters. We are very satisfied. I wish more. Thanks.

We had a wedding last week, everything was very nice, we were satisfied. We have another wedding 1 month later, service is very spacious in terms of perfect ventilation, it is recommended for those who will make a wedding ?

We had to have a wedding in a very stuffy environment. Do not choose this place during the pandemic period

THEY DON'T TURN ON THE MUSIC WE WANT, AND THEY WORK ON THEIR OWN HEADS. THEY SUCCESSFULLY HENNA. HALL ORGANIZATION IS AWFUL. I DEFINITELY DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

The tip has been corrected. No more tips. camera shooting staff has changed. Pretty relevant.

It infuriated us, on our wedding day, that their employees asked for a goofy tip even though we paid them, and the waiters who didn't like the money expected more with the mentality that they always give money in public anyway. It is an indication that the waiters in the hall were not warned about hygiene by sticking the requested money on the cake during the pandemic period and then serving the cake to the people. Salt and pepper for nonsense like calling our relatives to the kitchen and asking for extra money just because the ladle doesn't come out of the soup. Even though they were told how many times before, they ask for our entrance song 15 minutes before the wedding, start the wedding 15 minutes late because we will arrange them, and the man who asks this enters our room without his mask. If you don't like that kind of thing, consider other places. Other than that, the food was really fresh and delicious.

Although it was discussed and stated three or four times before the wedding, just before entering the hall, they were asked about the entrance and dance music as if there had never been a meeting before. There is absolutely no care being given in this regard. It's very frustrating to experience something like this at the last moment. Even a small request to have cologne or disinfectant on our table was realized only after we reminded him. There is no harmony between the employees who make the pre-wedding agreement and those who provide the wedding day service. Bets are asked publicly for starting the soup service, for cutting a cake, and for all sorts of other excuses. Even when you leave the hall, you are greeted by an employee who is chasing one last opportunity to extort money rather than saying goodbye properly. Really big business. It may be acceptable to some, but if you don't like such things, I recommend that you consider alternatives or talk openly with the institution beforehand. I'm not sure how effective it would be though, as we couldn't see a harmony even in music. Finally, I would like to make it clear that the employee, whose duty we do not quite understand, other than asking for a bet, entered our preparation room without a mask and dipped the money he received for cutting the cake into the cake. It is not a custom I have encountered before, but I think it should definitely be avoided, especially during the pandemic period. Food quality and service were satisfactory. The living room is actually quite nice. It can turn into a much better place with better employees.

I came to this hall for the first time and attended a wedding. I will share my observations. First, there was no disinfectant on the tables. Each table was arranged in such a way that 8-10 people could sit, and the occupants could not feel comfortable, everyone was together. We were uncomfortable even while eating. On the other hand, the food was not that delicious, but the waiters were very interested. The musicians' voice was not very good and sometimes it was annoying. It is the orchestra that cheers up a wedding, but there was a bit of a deficiency in this regard. It has been said in the comments that tips are prohibited, but at today's wedding, my groom-to-be tipped both the cake and the orchestra separately. Interesting situation???