WeddingWireReviews 819

Wedding wire allows potential upset humans to slander you, no matter what the circumstance as long as this person says that they have worked with you,,
For example a person can say they worked with me and i cursed a lot, they write that in a review and even if i did not curse at all,, no body has to prove there claim,, in the real world review serves can be very diffacult,, emotion and anger can be involved.
Stay away from sites like wedding wire,, take my advise they are not some one you want to have your business assoiciated with

Attention all vendors looking to advertise with Wedding Wire. DO NOT ADVERTISE WITH WEDDING WIRE. Like many of the reviews below I too was fooled into thinking I could cancel anytime. There is not one word anywhere on their website that you will be locked into a year long contract. NOT ANYWHERE! NOT EVEN IN SMALL PRINT! It is stated in small print on a receipt you get AFTER YOU PAY! I did some research into this and this is illegal. Not to mention that over the phone they tell you there is "no obligation" and you can "cancel anytime" This complaint is listed by many other vendors below my review. Not to mention I followed through with all of their suggestions and after 2 months on their 105.00 a month super plan I received not one lead! Its not like my product stinks. Go to my site www.popavenueband.com and you can see we are booked for receptions into 2014 and we have 5 star reviews on gig salad and wedding wire from past clients. The people that sent in reviews were not gigs I got from wedding wire. You can email me at my site and I can confirm everything. You can even give me a call. WEDDING WIRE IS A SCAM!

I give a ZERO rate for this company! DO NOT GIVE OUT your CREDIT CARD information over the PHONE. THEY ARE a SCAM! I am just finding out myself that I am not the only one been lied. Apparently my assistant signed up a free account with them few years ago which I wasn't aware. WW contacted me 4 month ago over the phone to upgrade my account. I didn't want to upgrade, but because the representative said that I can inactivate the account any time and no strings attached - I took her word and paid the $90.4 month later I did not benefit from their advertisement nor I received any successful leads. This marketing tool is not for me! I didn't want to pay $90 a month for nothing, so I sent a letter to inactivate the account. In my surprise I am finding out that I have agreed for 12 month terms with them. Currently I am in process to resolve this matter, however, I have also contacted a legal representative just in case it will not be resolved! Please do your homework and NEVER EVER pay without receiving written terms prior!

I am upset that if a client posts a negative review for a vendor our review is pulled down and subject to review that takes 2 weeks to get reinstated (mine is still not up yet). Meanwhile, all of sudden my vendor gets all these 5 out of 5 reviews and her rating shoots up. All the clients have only 1 review (hers). I find that awfully suspicious. Where is weddingwire's policy on checking up on vendors to boost their rating. This can hurt future brides and grooms that rely on these reviews.

I am a new vendor and am displeased with the fact that I was misled into signing up for a very expensive yearly contract when I was only anticipating paying on a monthly basis and being able to re-evaluate how the site is performing. I had been discussing the listings with a representative through email and via the phone as well as weighing my options on the website and no where did it say there was a yearly contract. I'm sorry, you can't just sign up someone for a year without at the very least discussing terms and conditions. That's illegal. Not allowing me to cancel afterwards is also highly unethical as it was an honest misunderstanding based on numerous discussions about "monthly payments" instead of "yearly contract". I have yet to see what sort of traffic I will be getting from the website but so far I have a very bad taste in my mouth about Wedding Wire from the sign-up process. Beware vendors!

I own a business and pay to advertise on wedding wire, I love it, I get a ton of calls from brides, it's easy to use, the review portion is awesome and no, you cannot make them up, they are verified many different ways. It's half the price if the knot, and It has more local vendors for brides. I suspect people that don't get alot of calls maybe have subpar work posted on their sites, I have not had one single issue and it more than pays for itself each month! I own www.bellafiorinj.com, I'm a real business owner, not an employee of wedding wire, feel free to contact me with questions.

I posted a review 4 hours ago on this website that had such AMAZING reviews for a website that frauded us.

Just hours after I posted a review, I receive an e-mail that the company is disputing my review and it has been removed temporarily. The problem here is that the review shouldn't be removed unless I can't provide information. Instead they remove it and provide no information on what needs to be done for me to get the review back online just says, an agent may contact you shortly.

At this point, I'm assuming these wedding companies pay them to have good reviews. Not reliable and wouldn't recommend them.

Received an eMail earlier this week stating that, "In an effort to drive more business to our paying advertisers and create a better user experience, we have been limiting the amount of basic ‘free' listings in the search results and catalog. I know you have had a profile with us for a while now and have collected some great reviews. I'd be happy to work with you on the rates and payment plan, in hopes that your business will not lose your visibility on the site."

Number one, how is paying for a listing or advertising going to create a better user experience? Better user experience for who? Brides won't have a better user experience. Will vendors see a better experience? That could go either way, but the vast majority of reviews I've seen online from vendors state that they have not seen an increase in leads or signed contracts based on purchasing paid services on WeddingWire.

How about the statement regarding "limiting the amount of basic ‘free' listings in the search results and catalog." Is this a threat? Should I perceive it as a threat that my vendor listing will be removed if I don't purchase a contract or advertising? What is the limit of free listings allowed? How is it decided who gets a free listing and who doesn't? Seniority (how long you've had a profile on WeddingWire) or something else?

Have read online reviews from other vendors who said that when they requested their business profiles removed from WeddingWire, it was not simply a removal, but their business was listed as "closed". That could do irreparable damage to a business and result in a lawsuit (even class action if multiple vendors who have had this happen file suit together). I have every intention of responding to this sale rep's eMail, and if WeddingWire's way of removing my business's listing is by stating in any way that the business is "closed," they will be promptly contacted by my attorney.

Bait and switch. After numerous sales calls, we were given the opportunity to list our company at a discounted rate. AFTER providing our payment information, we received a notification that the submission of our credit card number was a purported agreement of locking ourselves into a 12-month commitment. We immediately followed up on this and got an extremely rude response (and refusal to turn us over to another sales representative). STAY FAR, FAR AWAY.

I submitted an honest and forward review on Delite Entertainment and Photography with 2 stars. Weddingwire never posted the review. It makes me wonder how they could have a 4.9 rating. We had a terrible time with this vendor. From the dj not playing songs we requested and our guests. He also screwed up one of our first dance songs. Richard the photographer had horrible communication. After almost 4 weeks of waiting for our pictures he said he was not able to find them. While waiting the four weeks he gave us several stories which never matched. Then he called one day and said he was able to recover them. He was not willing to upgrade our photo package after all the BS! And why? Because it cost him an extra $600 to recover our photos. Terrible, terrible, terrible! Poor customer service and to top it off he acted like he didn't even want to at our wedding taking pictures! Beware of Delite Entertainment Tampa FL. Wedding wire never posted my review which could inform other couples of the issues we had with this vendor.