I want to start off by saying that I had a fantastic wedding and I will always remember my wedding…read moreday fondly. I think these memories are largely due to a few different factors, some of which I can attribute to Revered Andrew and his team at Heart of Sedona Weddings, but the most memorable part of the day was saying my vows to my beautiful wife! She is what made the day so special and memorable. I have mixed feelings about Heart of Sedona Weddings which I will explain below, but based on my experience with Reverend Andrew and his team, I would still cautiously recommend their services to anyone desiring to elope in beautiful Sedona. You may want to look into other options as well. Reverend Andrew is very involved in the planning process, from the initial consultation all the way to the big event. During my initial phone consultation with him he was very friendly and informative about how the wedding ceremony would work. His pricing is upfront and reasonable for what you get, as he offers several all-inclusive packages designed to meet your needs. I liked that Reverend Andrew took his time with us over the phone and explained everything in detail. He was clear about how the planning process worked and told us exactly what we needed to know in order to have a successful elopement in Sedona. He was personable and gave us excellent recommendations for bridal hair and makeup, restaurants, and cakes. He made the planning process less stressful than it should have been. Although I have yet to see the wedding photos, his photographer Andrew Holman was excellent in the way he treated us and he made us feel like celebrities with all the really cool poses around the scenic red rock background. I am quite confident from the quality of the photos he took on my phone that the actual wedding photos will be spectacular. In this respect, Revered Andrew made a great decision to have Andrew as our photographer. Couldn't be happier with him. Another nice gesture of Reverend Andrew was him personally picking up my then fiance at her makeup salon so I would not see her prior to the wedding. His flexibility and willingness to do this were very much appreciated and made the wedding that much more special to me and my bride. Despite all of the amazing memories, there are some areas in which I felt Reverend Andrew fell short, which I will detail here. Reverend Andrew was easy to get ahold of the first two times I spoke to him, but after that, it was nearly impossible to reach him over the phone and he would sometimes take several days to get back to me, even when I had a simple question. When I replied to one of his emails regarding details of our ceremony, he never received it, only to find it later while I was telling him over the phone that I sent it. I got the feeling that he was overbooked and more focused on quantity than quality, a feeling that would later be confirmed during the ceremony itself. On the day of the wedding, on our way into the private golf course, Reverend Andrew ran into an issue at the security gate where they were asking him to pay a fee to enter. Waiting in my car for fifteen minutes while he sorted out the details and argued with the security guard over paying the fee was not a good way to set the mood. While the security guard was being rude, I did not feel that Andrew making a big deal out of the fees was very professional and he should have dealt with the guard later on instead of venting about him on our wedding day. Another issue was that during the ceremony itself, Andrew was reading off sheets of laminated paper and did not seem emotionally invested in our ceremony. It was more of a vibe he gave off, but he was reading very quickly and seemed like he was in a rush to get this thing over with and get out of there. Not exactly the vibe I was going for on my wedding day. I am still a little pissed about that. And then, once our ceremony was over, he hurriedly and awkwardly left, not giving my new wife time to get all of her belongings out of the car. That just rubbed me the wrong way, but thanks to the kindness and patience of his photographer, we continued to have a great time taking photos. The wedding cake had almonds in it despite me asking for there not to be. Oversights like these on my wedding day were unacceptable. I think Reverend Andrew is good at what he does, but I did not feel that his heart was quite there with us on our big day and I felt he was a little careless with small, but important details. If I were to renew my vows in Sedona, I would have second thoughts about going with him again for these reasons.

We found Andrew, from Heart of Sedona Weddings when we were searching for where to get married in…read moreSedona, and for people to perform the ceremony. We found similar wedding services to Heart of Sedona Weddings, but from our initial phone inquiry, Andrew was enthusiastic and open to answering many questions about his services and going through a list of easily accessible locations for our family to get to. We ended up deciding on getting married on Bell Rock, off of the Courthouse Vista parking lot (beautiful views). We were in continuous communication with Andrew in the months leading up to our Wedding. We met with Andrew in Sedona a few months prior to the wedding to go over all the details of the ceremony and for him to get to know us more as a couple. We then went with Andrew to our wedding location. Andrew showed us the best spot for the ceremony. He also showed us where and how he would position us and our family. Andrew sent us packets of wedding ceremony information. We went through and picked the stuff we liked and also added some verses that we liked. Andrew made this part very easy. After we told him the pieces that we liked and the verses that we wanted, he took it from there and made a beautiful and fluent ceremony. We would highly recommend Andrew and Heart of Sedona Weddings! Thank you, Andrew!

The Cabin at Cowboy Club was absolutely 5 stars -- hands down. Not only was the planning process a…read morebreeze, it was genuinely fun! Emma and Lauren were incredible. Both were spot-on with every detail and suggestions, which made choosing The Cabin an easy decision. Once we selected the venue, the team was responsive and a pleasure to work with from start to finish. We especially loved having the flexibility to bring in our own decor to match the bride and groom's vision perfectly. The venue itself was exactly the vibe we were looking for -- intimate, rustic and first class. In the heart of Uptown, but not on the main road! The food and drinks were outstanding across the board, from hors d'oeuvres to the buffet, beverages, and desserts -- truly all five-star quality! The staff went above and beyond and were always eager to please. The outdoor and covered patio's were perfect for our dancing celebration. The heaters were a great touch and definitely came in handy with the breeze we experienced. Overall, if we had to do it all over again, we would choose The Cabin without hesitation. Thank you, thank you!

While in Sedona, our party stopped at the Secret Garden for lunch following some sightseeing. Of…read moreall the restaurants visited on our trip west, this was, by far, the best dining experience we had. I ordered a Reuben sandwich with pastrami and can definitively state that this is the best Reuben I have had in my 68 years on the planet! The pastrami was lean and juicy, just enough kraut and dressing PLUS the marbled rye bread wasn't greasy or soggy as some contenders for this title were in the past. The side order of homemade potato chips balanced things out nicely. I've gotta admit though, the iced tea almost stole the show. I am somewhat an iced tea addict and their combination of black teas and fresh mint just about blew my mind. I had four refills! My wife had their veggie quiche with chips and found it equally memorable. The price for lunch was about what I usually expect to pay for dinner but it was truly worth it. The pleasant surroundings complimented the food and the waitress for our table was an absolute delight despite my running her back and forth to fetch me more iced tea! You must stop here and experience it for yourself.

OK first of all beautiful atmosphere but sandwiches are sad and the parking is difficult and if…read moreyou're gong to be a sandwich shop in a beautiful place like that why would you not have some delicious unique sandwiches. These sandwiches were like if I asked my little brother to make me one. It was ridiculous and way overpriced BLTA $18 two tiny pieces of avocado on the end. The only thing that was good and fresh was the bread everything else was basic nothing special. Also ordered the croissant, chicken salad sandwich. The croissant was good, but it was flat and looked like it was the end of the weeks bread. Again, $18 for the sandwich you would think that you would get a beautiful delicious croissant that was big and fresh but this looks like the size of a dinner roll and flatten down and they put grapes in their chicken salad which I am not a fan of. Absolutely nothing special about the sandwiches, way overpriced you would be better off going to Subway and that's pretty bad. The only good thing is the bread was good and the atmosphere is nice that's it otherwise you're paying $40 for two sandwiches with a slice of old orange buried way under a large pile of old stale chips not even good chips I mean come on so unfortunetly not coming back here and I am a local. Too bad so bad! No locals discount.

Great course. Really enjoyed playing here. Beautiful atmosphere. Very well maintained.read more

I was just robbed at the Sedona Golf Resort, not by a random bandit but by the resort itself…read more Planned a golf trip here, staying at the resort only to find upon my arrival that the coutse has severe damage, including the greens that makes it almost unplayable. Have a 6:45am teetime, but can not use the practice facility to warm up because they won't be done mowing until after 7am. Inside the proshop asked about these and Kenny had about the worst attitude I've ever seen. Basically told me that if I don't like it, don't play. To make it "right" they give you a $20 credit, not apply to the cost of golf but towards a purchase. Bright side is that Scott was very helpful and engaging. Jeremy Hayman(GM), you have to do a much better job with course management, staff management, and customer service. I've essentially wasted a 3 day golf trip on a poorly maintain and managed course that's currently only slightly better than a muni course. My recommendation it to avoid Sedona Golf Resort until these issues are fixed, and instead play Oak Creek County Club, which is only a mile away and in amazing condition.

Great Getaway After watching The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stay in Little Daisy during…read moreSeason 15 friends wanted to stay in one of their rooms. They are also fans of Kaleidoscopes in Jerome and Quilts Ltd Gallery in Tlaquepaque Sedona where Housewives shopped so thought it would be a great trip to stay and shop. Great location,rooms & fun time Highly recommended!

Marli and her team are absolutely AMAZING! They catered a 5 day Women's retreat I hosted in Sedona…read morewith 20 women!! The love, care and attention that goes into their food preparation is unlike anything I've ever experienced! Everything was unique, delicious and ON TIME which is important when keeping to the schedule of a retreat. Everything was hot when it was supposed to be hot and cold when it was supposed to be cold! Each meal was incredibly FRESH using the highest quality inherents! We chose a vegan menu and had delicious Thai themed meals, Mexican themed meals and more! I will 100% be working with Marli and her team again! She is extremely passionate about her cuisine, sources locally as much as possible and even asked if it was okay if she brought her crystal bowls to enrich the meals with sound healing!

My experience with Marli was magical in every regard! Marli expertly catered to my retreat group of…read more12. Meals were lovingly prepared and served; it was obvious that for one week, we were the primary focus of her attention. Each meal was more stunning and delicious than the last and mealtimes became more like sacred ceremonies than meals. We were offered physical, emotional, and spiritual nourishment and Marli clearly demonstrated that it was her honor to do so. I am deeply grateful that Marli was our private chef/caterer. I couldn't have asked for more!

The staff was all fantastic. Course was in 5 star shape and the views are breathtaking. One of the…read morebest rounds in all of Arizona.

Course was in great shape Tees were in great shape…read more Fairways were pure Course is short but you have to place your tee shot lots of trees Restrooms were clean Hospitality was great 4.8 rating

This chef duo is amazing and our whole experience was so memorable for our event. I loved…read moreeverything they made for us and the wine they suggested to pair with our menu was amazing. Aside from the tasty food, their care and hospitality in our Airbnb was a 10 out of 10. Highly recommend!

The food tasted good but it was not anything I couldn't have cooked and just as well. The salad was…read morejust lettuce and dressing, the merry me chicken was a dish I have cooked 100 times and the steak was a simple flank steak. For $225 a person I would have expected much more. The only thing that was a "regional dish" from Sedona were cactus fries, they were ok, the aioli was delicious. Plain cheesecake for dessert. I think what put it over the edge for me was there wasn't even a thank you from him after we paid him. The bright side was his wife made amazing drinks! If I'm going to spend that much on a dinner I expected a lot more!