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    The Brook at Turning Stone

    2.0 (1 review)
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    The Cannery

    The Cannery

    3.6
    (5 reviews)

    Such a beautiful venue! My best friend had her wedding and reception here and it truly was such a…read morebeautiful experience! Any staff we interacted with was extremely friendly. The bridal suite was my favorite part. We had a larger wedding party. We were all able to hang out there all day for hair and make up and there was plenty of space for all of us. The food was set up in a buffet style and there was not a single dish I did not like! Incredible experience, Absolutely no complaints.

    DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH DAVE STIRPE OR PREMIER WEDDING VENUES IN VERNON, NY! They owe us $13,600.00…read morefor a wedding deposit for a 5/30/20 wedding that could not take place because NYS was shut down due to COVID-19. Dave and his attorney say they will file bankruptcy before they give us our money back. This is abhorrent. They are still having weddings, have a half dozen venues, and are remodeling a new building with their bakery. He just wants to steal the money with no services provided. This is not the person or the the business that you want to entrust one of the most important days of your life with nor your hard earned money. Tell your friends, tell your family, and tell them to tell theirs. His Facebook name is David Stirpe. Their venues include: The Cannery #thecanneryatoneward Dibbles Inn #dibblesinn The Gatsby #thegatsbyvenue The Silver Theater #thesilvertheatre The Apple Orchard Lodge #appleorchardlodge The Mason Jar #vernonmasonjar The Empire Room #theempireroomvenue The Bakehouse- they are currently remodeling this in a new space so obviously they are not bankrupt, just thieves. #thebakehouseatdibblesinn

    Dibble's Inn Orchard and Estate

    Dibble's Inn Orchard and Estate

    2.4
    (56 reviews)

    My brother was married here in June, and I attended not only as the groom's sister and a…read morebridesmaid, but also as their photographer. I've been photographing weddings for over 15 years, so I've experienced venues of every size and style. I rarely leave reviews, but I genuinely hope this one helps future couples make an informed decision. I'll start with the positives. The property itself is beautiful and photographs well. The bridal suite had wonderful natural light, which photographers appreciate, and it was stocked with champagne, juice, coffee, and glassware. The outdoor ceremony space was lovely, and despite questionable weather, the ceremony itself was beautiful. Unfortunately, that's where our positive experience ended. The morning started with unnecessary confusion because the bridal suite wasn't actually at the venue itself. We were texted an address that led us to what appeared to be a multi-unit house several minutes away. Both our bridal party and another bridal party arrived at the same time, equally confused and trying to figure out where we were supposed to go. It would have been incredibly helpful to receive clearer instructions ahead of time. One of the biggest disappointments was how restrictive the timeline was. Despite arriving early, we were not allowed to use the grounds for bridal party portraits or bride and groom portraits before the ceremony. As a wedding photographer, this was shocking. Most couples choose to do many of these portraits beforehand so they can actually enjoy cocktail hour with their guests. Because of this policy, the bride and groom spent nearly their entire cocktail hour taking photos instead of celebrating with family and friends. The venue advertises itself as "all-inclusive," which initially sounds appealing. However, one downside is that couples have very little flexibility with vendors, including the DJ. Before the wedding I tried to find examples of the DJ's work, event videos, social media, or anything that showcased previous weddings, but there was essentially nothing available. Looking back, that became one of my biggest concerns. Sadly, those concerns turned out to be justified. Throughout the reception, the music failed four separate times. The first few outages were brief, but by the fourth outage there were only about 20 minutes left in the reception, and the dance floor sat silent for roughly five minutes. Guests literally started singing songs themselves while waiting for the music to come back on. Considering how much dancing time was lost, I was surprised the venue didn't offer even a small extension to make up for it. The DJ also missed many of the small but important announcements that help guests enjoy the evening. There was a photo booth, guest signing board, memory table, cake display, and favors placed throughout the room, but none of these were ever announced. Many guests likely never knew they were there because they were tucked into corners away from the main reception. Cocktail hour was unusually long because all formal portraits had to happen after the ceremony. By the time the wedding party returned, food service was essentially ending and we were rushed directly into reception introductions without really having a chance to eat. The buffet food was average at best, and several dishes were overcooked or mushy. We were hungry enough that we ate anyway, but it certainly wasn't memorable for the right reasons. The bar service was another disappointment. The bartender came across as rude throughout the evening, the mixed drinks were noticeably weak, several beers were flat, and bottled beverages required an additional charge. None of these issues individually would have ruined the day. Weddings are unpredictable, and something almost always goes wrong. What was disappointing was the number of avoidable problems combined with the apparent lack of urgency to fix them or make things right. Thankfully, my brother and his wife were surrounded by amazing family and friends who made the best of every situation. The love in the room completely overshadowed the venue's shortcomings, and they still had a beautiful wedding because of the people there--not because of the experience provided by the venue. I truly hope management takes reviews like this seriously. The venue has so much potential because the property itself is lovely, but the coordination, communication, vendor quality, and overall execution need significant improvement. Couples deserve to enjoy their wedding day instead of working around preventable problems.

    This establishment has seen better days . The food was almost inedible. Water was not provided…read moreunless you asked one of the servers..The one bartender that was there ,put less than 1/2 of an ounce of alcohol per drink and wouldn't serve Vodka on the rocks, it had to served with club soda or some other beverage.Keep this in mind , if you need to urinate don't arrive too early, you will not be allowed to go inside until the event starts Perhaps they could provide an outside unisex bathroom.That would be better than urinating outside as suggested by the parking attendant The owners of this place should be embarrassed .

    The Brook at Turning Stone - hotels - Updated August 2026

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