Took some balloons by to be blown up (had to order my own because the had very limited, actually…read moreonly 4 for a welcome home party for my son in the Army). They were absolutely wonderful and their support of the military and the military discount they offer is unbelievable! So I highly recommend them and if you're military or doing an event for military, don't forget to ask for your huge discount!

My husband and I can't thank our wedding planner, Ashley Quarles, enough for helping to make our…read morewedding experience a perfect one. She alleviated a lot of my stress during the months leading up to our wedding by being attentive, resourceful and managing the strong personalities of my attendants. On our wedding day, we had absolutely nothing to worry about because we had full trust in Ashley and her team to execute all of the details. Not only did she execute every single detail of our vision, she went above and beyond her call of duty. Our wedding turned out even better than we imagined, and most importantly, within budget! Hiring Ashley was one of the best wedding decisions we made and I would highly recommend her team to anyone!

Ashley was wonderful and such a breath of fresh air. She kept my stress level to a minimum and was…read morevery hands on every step of the way. My wedding was everything I dreamed of thanks to Ashley and her team. I will definitely use this company for all of my upcoming parties and events.

Tony and I found this home when we were Urban Hiking in Bessemer Alabama right outside of…read moreBirmingham. The home is victorian and gorgeous and located across the street from the Abandoned Arlington School building. This house was built in 1906 by architect William E. Benns for H. W. Sweet at a cost of $10,000. The house uniquely blended the Queen Anne and Neo-Classical architectural styles, featuring two identical pedimented entrance porticos supported by fluted Composite-order columns, full-length wrap around porches on the first and second stories, and an octagonal corner tower. H. W. Sweet (1866-1919) a native of South Carolina, was Bessemer's first undertaker and a furniture merchant. Henry W. Sweet (1902-1990) was his and Mattie Breen Sweet's (1865-1946) only child. Henry married Lucile Lytle (1902-1986) in 1925 Henry Wilson Sweet (1902-1990) contributed greatly to the economic, political and civic life of Alabama, Jefferson County, and Bessemer. As Jefferson County Commissioner, he helped bring the University of Alabama Medical Center to Birmingham, signing the deed conveying land and the Hillman - Jefferson Hospital Complex to UAB. Sweet was Director of the Alabama and Georgia State Docks and a candidate for Governor in 1954. While he was Alabama Docks Director, Mobile achieved its highest ever U.S. ports ranking. He also served as Treasurer of the Bessemer Division of Jefferson County, President of the American Association of Ports Authorities, and an International Director of Lions Clubs.

Ryan has arranged several trips for me over the past few years and he always takes care of…read moreeverything. He provides lots of options for accommodations and activities, and can help you see the world so easily. The staff at Worldwide has excellent taste and handle arrangements for every type of travel to any location. They have extensive experience with hotels and restaurants, as well as attractions, museums, etc., and their recommendations have always been better than expected. I trust them with all my future travel needs.

I thought when you wanted to do business with someone for the exchange of money usually that…read morebusiness is thankful and courteous in the hope you will return. I have had to do business with this place ONLY because my kids begged me, school field trips. I have had the misfortune of having to step foot in this business half a dozen times or so, and only once has it been tolerable, THANK YOU Mrs. FISHER. Everyone else has either ignored me standing there or looked and talked to me like I am inconveniencing them for being there trying to GIVE THEM MY MONEY. BWT it is 2017 and we are in Tuscaloosa, AL, and you are a travel agency how do you not accept debit/credit cards at you place of business? I know, in the middle of know where, dirt road convenient stores that accept debit/credit cards. HUH???

This store reminds me of a store close to home that has a lot of baby furniture and a few clothing…read moreitems. The prices are reasonable as well especially for the brand names. For each crib design they had they paired it with complementary rugs, picture frames wall decor to make it visual for the buyer. I would check this store out if you live in the area and have a baby on the way or even have children

Honey Events & Design showed up & showed out to my son 18th birthday & Graduation party. Very…read moreprofessional. Satonya went above & beyond to make my son day special . My family really enjoyed it. Book Honey Events @ Design they want disappoint you.

I can't recommend Honey Events enough! The owner was "on point" with everything from communication,…read morearrival time, and fun props for our elementary school Sneaker Ball. The owner was so sweet and patient with our students, faculty, and parents. The kids had a blast! Highly recommend! You can not go wrong with Honey Events & Design.

Yasmine was a fantastic bartender. The music was great. It was safe and we had a fantastic time.read more

Best Service and hospitality! Our first time to really experience the nightlife experience in…read moreTuscaloosa and it was an absolute blast!! We felt so welcomed and the atmosphere was chill and so much fun!!

One of the best venues in Tuscaloosa. Affordable fee structure. With the beautiful backward…read morefilled with 100-year+ oaks and a fantastic view of the rail tressle (no horns since no at-grade rail crossing is nearby), the Maxwell-Peters Home is large enough for a 400-person wedding, but the house is the perfect size for a intimate reception of 20. Plus, the owner, Marc Peters, is also a delight to work with. The house is located on Main Street in downtown Northport so there is plenty of street parking available. I highly recommend anyone looking to plan a wedding, dinner or reception to give the Maxwell-Peters Home a look.