if anyone knows anything about wedding planning, no final payment-no wedding or whatever the planner is to provide. needless to say the father TOLD him not to come. stating there was no more money for payments....so with that said the bride and groom should have been available when David called first and then why is it that David was not called by the bride prior to the wedding......she knew there was no more money and did not have his final payment. David not only did what his was told, he did what any planner would do.
shantiqua pinkyroo - 12 years ago
this is not fair.Tutera is the best!
amairenicastrini - 12 years ago
Tutera is the king! He Rocks!
Annet.. - 13 years ago
If you don't have a buget for a extravange wedding! you shouln't get one of the Big wedding planers in the word... just stick withing you butget.. :)
ann - 13 years ago
I side with David, those people have too much money-- a few yrs ago my daughter did freelance floral arrangements, a wedding planner offered her a assignment for a magazine layout she did the job and waited for the pmt, which never came long story short she had to threaten legal matters to force him to pay. She learned the hard way. Get a signed contract and stick to it.
STACY RUSSELL-STILES - 13 years ago
I HAVE A SMALL WEDDING BUSINESS, SO I KNOW THE IMPORTANTS OF A AGREEMENT AND THE FINANCIAL OBLIGATION OF A CONTRACT. IF YOUR CLIENT STATES THEY WILL PAY ON A TIME LINE, THEN THATS IT, THATS ALL THERE IS TO GO ON, AND IF NOT, WELL EVERTHING COMES TO A HALT. ITS THE SAME AS BUILDING A HOUSE, YOU PAY YOUR CONTRACTOR SO MUCH AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE BUILDING. SAME CONCEPT. THE COUPLE HASN'T A LEG TO STAND ON. THEY FORFEIT HIS SERVICE WHEN THE PAYMENT WAS NOT PAID. YOU GO DAVID, HANG IN THERE.
tamaran - 13 years ago
I agree with David I signed up for casting for there his show and all the money you need is 5,000 for a wedding dress thats all they asked for money wise. I think it was just some people that wanted publicity and money.
annya - 13 years ago
Im deff goin for david. All he does is try to help people and make their wedding dreams come true. But I deffinetly did not know that the people pay him money for all the wedding expenses. I thought he did it out of his own pocket?
Eather way, David is awesome. He has amazing taste in wedding plans and I wish he could do my wedding in about 5 years :)
Kim Baltimore, Maryland - 13 years ago
Planning to renew my vows from 15 years ago. I tend to watch the show for ideas. If there was a contract, which I am assuming, the legal obligations are null and void once David Tutera was informed not to bother by the father. It seems Mr. Tutera has been in the business long enough to know to contact the person who signed the contract and the bride. This sounds like a spoiled bride who is rarely denied of her wants. Sounds like Daddy is cutting the strings a little late in the game. She is just as married with or without a $200,000 plus wedding budget. Maybe she should ask herself why she picked her groom and how happy they are?????Instead of being sue happy.
Linda Griffin - 14 years ago
I think David goes above and beyond to help people with there weddings. I watch all his shows and love him to death. There are some people you can't please no matter what you do for them. I'am for David all the way. I wish i were one of those brides that got the chance to meet him. His shows make my day.... Love you David......... I wish everything great in life for you and your partner......... Linda Griffin Glen Burnie MD
Who had the agreement with David, the bride or the dad. Even if the dad was paying for it he may not have had the right to stop the contract because the agreement was with the bride. What ever rich people and their problems.
Annie - 14 years ago
A contract is a contract! If you cancel the contract you lose. David Tutera had every right to cancel, and the couple has no severe emotional distress to complain of.
if anyone knows anything about wedding planning, no final payment-no wedding or whatever the planner is to provide. needless to say the father TOLD him not to come. stating there was no more money for payments....so with that said the bride and groom should have been available when David called first and then why is it that David was not called by the bride prior to the wedding......she knew there was no more money and did not have his final payment. David not only did what his was told, he did what any planner would do.
this is not fair.Tutera is the best!
Tutera is the king! He Rocks!
If you don't have a buget for a extravange wedding! you shouln't get one of the Big wedding planers in the word... just stick withing you butget.. :)
I side with David, those people have too much money-- a few yrs ago my daughter did freelance floral arrangements, a wedding planner offered her a assignment for a magazine layout she did the job and waited for the pmt, which never came long story short she had to threaten legal matters to force him to pay. She learned the hard way. Get a signed contract and stick to it.
I HAVE A SMALL WEDDING BUSINESS, SO I KNOW THE IMPORTANTS OF A AGREEMENT AND THE FINANCIAL OBLIGATION OF A CONTRACT. IF YOUR CLIENT STATES THEY WILL PAY ON A TIME LINE, THEN THATS IT, THATS ALL THERE IS TO GO ON, AND IF NOT, WELL EVERTHING COMES TO A HALT. ITS THE SAME AS BUILDING A HOUSE, YOU PAY YOUR CONTRACTOR SO MUCH AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE BUILDING. SAME CONCEPT. THE COUPLE HASN'T A LEG TO STAND ON. THEY FORFEIT HIS SERVICE WHEN THE PAYMENT WAS NOT PAID. YOU GO DAVID, HANG IN THERE.
I agree with David I signed up for casting for there his show and all the money you need is 5,000 for a wedding dress thats all they asked for money wise. I think it was just some people that wanted publicity and money.
Im deff goin for david. All he does is try to help people and make their wedding dreams come true. But I deffinetly did not know that the people pay him money for all the wedding expenses. I thought he did it out of his own pocket?
Eather way, David is awesome. He has amazing taste in wedding plans and I wish he could do my wedding in about 5 years :)
Planning to renew my vows from 15 years ago. I tend to watch the show for ideas. If there was a contract, which I am assuming, the legal obligations are null and void once David Tutera was informed not to bother by the father. It seems Mr. Tutera has been in the business long enough to know to contact the person who signed the contract and the bride. This sounds like a spoiled bride who is rarely denied of her wants. Sounds like Daddy is cutting the strings a little late in the game. She is just as married with or without a $200,000 plus wedding budget. Maybe she should ask herself why she picked her groom and how happy they are?????Instead of being sue happy.
I think David goes above and beyond to help people with there weddings. I watch all his shows and love him to death. There are some people you can't please no matter what you do for them. I'am for David all the way. I wish i were one of those brides that got the chance to meet him. His shows make my day.... Love you David......... I wish everything great in life for you and your partner......... Linda Griffin Glen Burnie MD
Who had the agreement with David, the bride or the dad. Even if the dad was paying for it he may not have had the right to stop the contract because the agreement was with the bride. What ever rich people and their problems.
A contract is a contract! If you cancel the contract you lose. David Tutera had every right to cancel, and the couple has no severe emotional distress to complain of.