Omg the service was everything we could have asked for!!! These ladies were such a highlight of the…read moreparty! They elevated our engagement party in so many ways, starting with their phenomenal personalities! They were so accommodating and calm in a high stressful situation!! As I was reflecting, I realized I never had to wait for a drink, nor did I have to ask for a drink remade!! Top tier service! Everyone was ranting and raving about the service and the drinks! Everyone had a great time! Cara was very helpful and knowledgeable during consultations and worked with me to develop 2 signature drinks that were curated for our guest likes! There were only 2 lady's but they were very fast with their service and set up was gorgeous! Get the wagon!!

We love the high quality buses along with the professional, courteous, and friendly drivers.read more

I traveled with the Seniors in Motion group from Detroit to Louisiana from June 7th to June 13th…read more Clarence Guyton was our bus driver on Bus #1, #24668. He was very personable and helpful to passengers as they disembarked. However, I have some suggestions for improvement regarding Clarence's performance. On June 7th, Clarence was supposed to pick us up at 8:00 a.m., but he arrived over an hour late. This forced the seniors to stand and wait for him. Additionally, the bus was not clean when it arrived, so we had to return to the bus yard for cleaning. This delay extended our trip by three hours, and we did not depart until after 12:00 p.m. I suggest that when a bus driver arrives for a pickup, they should inspect the bus. If it is not clean, they should report it and ensure it is cleaned before departure. During our journey, we made a stop in Ohio. Clarence instructed us to return to the bus by 2:45 p.m., but when I got back, the bus was locked. He didn't return for over an hour, forcing the seniors to wait outside in the hot sun. I noticed that the driver of Bus #2, Annerion Lewis, kept her bus open for passengers. When she went to get food, she promptly returned to keep her bus accessible, showing thoughtful consideration for her senior passengers. On June 9th, we were scheduled to visit Mardi Gras World, and the Seniors in Motion director reminded Clarence about the importance of being on time for our tour. However, Clarence arrived an hour late again, showing up without any apology. He delivered an emotional monologue about needing to prioritize his rest because of a past car accident that resulted in 34 pins in his body. While his story may have been sincere, it felt unprofessional to play on the seniors' emotions, especially given that he was late again the next day. Because of his lateness, we lost an hour of our scheduled time at Mardi Gras World, which was unfair to us as paying customers. At Boomtown Casino, Clarence was supposed to pick us up at 8:00 p.m. to return us to our hotel. He stayed inside the casino while all the seniors waited outside. After 30 minutes, he finally arrived to open the bus at 8:30 p.m. On June 10th, despite being reminded once more that he needed to be on time for a tour at the Free People of Color Museum, Clarence was still 30 minutes late picking us up. He would always make excuses for his tardiness rather than offer apologies. This caused additional disappointment, as tour guides at various locations commented on our lateness and mentioned that we would miss parts of the tour. The presenter at the Free People of Color Museum had to cut her presentation short, and we only received 30 minutes of a tour that we had paid for, which was supposed to last an hour. After her presentation, we only had 5 minutes to view the artwork in the museum, which was not enough time. On a more positive note, I want to commend Annerion Lewis, the driver of Bus #2. She was incredible and consistently thoughtful. She kept her bus open, ensuring the seniors wouldn't have to wait outside in the heat. Annerion went above and beyond by providing water for her passengers and even assisted those who were not on her bus, including my mom. Everyone praised her professionalism and attentiveness. She truly provided top-notch service and made the trip more enjoyable for the seniors.

Wow. Mary is one of…read morethe best photographers working Downriver. Not only have I used her services for family pictures, but I see her around everywhere. She freely gives of her time and money, and in the Holliday season she sets up a satellite location in another city while donating her employees and equipment to a food bank fundraiser that is run near her office. Rather than compete she does the photos for them and pays people to take them. She is an amazing person, and very worthy of your photography dollars.

Well all I can say is smh!!! I booked this place one month in advance then brought my senior here…read moreand took some pretty outside pics but then got the bill of 160.00 for 2 5/7 photos... (Yes and I did state I only needed 2 pics) Let's just say I was very pissed.. However after expressing my frustration about me feeling I got ripped completely ripped off.. I was told I can just pay 59.00 for the 2 small pics!!! Never again will I ever come here.. Signed pissed senior mom..... I say just head to jcpennys in south land mall and pay 60.00 on 4 different outfit changes and poses.. That's what we did to complete senior photos

Located in the old Stroh's building, this distillery has been around for 10 years and offers…read moreanything from Whiskey to Bourbon to Gin and more. They offer a tour (well worth the $20 price tag) that starts out with a yummy adult bevvie and takes you through their distilling process, rickhouse, bottling, and event spaces. Our tour guide, Michael, was very personable and fun and made the tour quite entertaining. Loved the little stories along the way. Highly recommend - we'll be back again as we enjoy distillery tours and usually have to go to Kentucky for good ones like this.

Happy Valentine's Day!!! We truly enjoyed our experience at The Whiskey Factory. It was a unique,…read morequaint experience in celebration of this thing called Love! The place was decorated to perfection and a lot of attention to details such as a special note waiting for your Valentine. We both ordered a few drinks and enjoyed a charcuterie board of meats, cheeses, and spreads. The special touch was the saxophone player! What a fun event and such a cool venue!

I was at a party for a family friend a couple weeks ago. One of the most memorable parts of the…read moreevening was taking pics with old friends in the photo booth. The people who ran it were very fun and polite. They had lots of fun things to wear like glasses and hats and stuff to make our pictures even more fun. I will definitely use them the next time I have a Party.

So glad I had Paris Event Services help with my son's grad party. Tom and Lisa were friendly and…read morehard working and kept things rolling so my husband and I could enjoy our guests. Worth every penny. Highly recommend!

I can't say enough good things! Pamela was so helpful from the planning of our party and all the…read moreway through. Savannah was a great bartender, so friendly and welcoming to all our guests. And Jill was amazing, every time I would think to check on something she was already there! Thanks to these ladies I was able to relax and enjoy my own party!!!!

I am a massive fan of MammothBooth! This is the best photobooth company hands down and their…read moreproducts and customer service is unmatched! I have used their photobooths at two of my own events and witnessed the glory of MammothBooth! at a ton of other events as well! MammothBooth! knows how to party and they have so much experience with how to best integrate their product into your party. I have worked with Bre, Bill, and Meg and they are all so delightful to work with and you can feel how passionate they are about the business and the products they offer, along with their dedication to making your event as great as can be! They take care of you from the very beginning of the process to the end and support you fully within every step along the way and that is truly incredible! So many people have come up to ask me about the photobooth during and after my events because they're visually striking and just a very unique style of photobooth and a perfect addition to any event you have - big or small! My events have had thousands of people at it, I know they do trade shows that bring in even larger crowds, they also do weddings, engagement parties, store openings, bachelorette parties, etc. The list goes on and on and they have and can recommend a type of photobooth to you at any and every size event you have! I couldn't recommend MammothBooth! more - the product, the customer service, and the pricing are all incredibly reasonable! They also offer gorgeous and unique backdrops and props if you're interested in those for your events as well. Note: I believe on social media their handle is @mammothparty if you want to look them up to get more information! Reach out to them, hire them, enjoy the fun and photos you get from their photobooths, and thank me later!

MammothBooth is awesome! I had the pleasure of enjoying the booth at the Yelp After School…read moreSpecial a few weeks ago and cannot say enough good things. First of all, the guys who run it are young, very personable, and know their stuff. Now, I have to admit, I know both of them but believe me, if they stunk, I wouldn't take the time to write anything and just smile and nod and be on my way. I write enough reviews that I can remain unbiased, regardless of existing friendships. Now, getting away from my disclaimer, the booth isn't your traditional small, stuffy, box that you have to contort your body to fit into. You don't get a strip of tiny pics that shoot out of a hole and when you look at them you finally discover you're not even in half of them. It's some cool backdrops (like at a movie premier) that you stand in front of to get your pic taken. This means you can pack in as many people as you'd like, which makes it more fun. And the fact that you hold the controls, and can preview your pics right away, guarantees you'll find a few shapshots you like. MammothBooth really has reinvented the photo booth experience and everybody I saw getting their pics done was having a ton of laughs and creating awesome memories. I know I did. Book them for your next event!

We were staying here for a night so we could go to a Detroit Tiger's game. Everything went so…read moresmoothly from check in to check out. The valet guys were super friendly and advised us how to walk to the baseball stadium. The front desk gave us an overview of the amenities, restaurant, breakfast etc. The hotel was very clean and modern. Our rooms were very neat and minimalistic. The location was great for attending a Tigers game. The city was clean and nice. We were pleasantly surprised!

Alright guys, here we go with another episode of Just How Life Goes…read more Your girl has officially arrived at the AC Hotel in Detroit! First things first, I have to give this hotel a huge shoutout because this is my second time staying here, and every single time I come, I absolutely love it. The atmosphere, the cleanliness, the location--it just feels like one of those places where you can settle in and breathe for a minute. Now let me tell y'all how I thought I had everything together... You know those moments when you've packed your bags, made it through the airport, landed safely, got your transportation figured out, checked into the hotel, and you're feeling real accomplished? Yeah... that lasted about five minutes. Because your girl forgot to call the bank before leaving town. So there I am trying to use my card and suddenly it's giving me the "absolutely not" treatment. I'm standing there confused, looking at my card like, "Excuse me? We've been through too much together for this." After a quick call to Navy Federal, I realized exactly what happened. They flagged the transaction because I was using my card in Detroit. Which, honestly, I appreciate because fraud is real. But baby... that 45-minute wait on the phone had me questioning my life choices. All I needed was for somebody to say, "Yep, that's Destineé. Turn her card back on." Once everything was sorted out and they got me back up and running, I headed to my room and took a moment to decompress. And if you're part of the HS community, then you already know. After traveling, walking through airports, carrying bags, and dealing with flare-ups, sometimes the greatest luxury isn't a fancy meal or a beautiful view... It's finding a bathroom, getting comfortable, and letting your body rest for a few minutes. So that's exactly what I did. I unpacked a little, gathered myself, gave my body a chance to breathe, and got ready for everything the weekend had in store. Because no matter what little hiccups happen along the way, we keep it moving. Detroit, we're officially here. And y'all already know... It's Just How Life Goes.