A Wedding Venue Wouldn’t Refund a Family . . . After the Groom Passed Away
Wise Brothers—-Chattanooga, TN
A Wedding Venue Wouldn’t Refund a Family . . . After the Groom Passed Away
A wedding venue in Texas called Posey Meadows is catching heat online.
A while back, a couple shelled out around $16,000 for a wedding that was supposed to happen next month . . . but sadly, the 25-year-old groom passed away back in April, seven months before the wedding.
Since then, the family has been trying to get a refund, but Posey Meadows REFUSES to do that, because their contract contains no clause for DEATH.
They told the family: If there’s no wedding, they could throw ANOTHER kind of party . . . OR they could get credit to have a future wedding there.
Naturally, the family finds those options frustrating. When you’re mourning a death, you’re probably not looking to PARTY at the place where a wedding was supposed to be . . . or thinking about a FUTURE MARRIAGE with a replacement groom.
Even worse, the family had to sue, and Posey Meadows is now countersuing them, asking for the remaining balance . . . arguing that they want to see proof of the groom’s death.
A court of law will decide this as a contract dispute, but the Posey Meadows venue may have already lost in the court of public opinion. Their Google listing and Facebook page are getting inundated with negative reviews.
Courtesy of KSAT
