Janna Coe Phone Number???

Heidiosubabe

I have been trying to contact Janna Coe and her phone number has been disconnected and I can't get an email reply.  I just drove by both of her locations and they are gone?!?!?!  Does anyone know what happened to her??

OSULori

A couple of girls posted here a few weeks ago that she went out of business

lilredhedstinker

Yes, there had been talk of her going out of business, but then one of her clients had FINALLY gotten an email back from her assistant (Danielle) and assured her that they were not out of business, but rather they were just very busy.  I had a consultation with her back in July and it was out of her home in Pickerington.  I didn't go with her so i have no idea about the phone number or other locations.  There have been MANY posts from others about her lack of communication and difficulty getting a hold of her.  The client that finally got in contact with them said she had been emailing them constantly, I'm assuming to force them to get back with her.  GL

shae726

I've been hearing A LOT of bad things about her, I would be scared to even work with her. 

amybluelinne

We just went to a family wedding Janna did. It was fantastic and now I am going to definitely use her. My aunt said you have to remember she doesn't have a regular storefront all she does is weddings. There was some problem with her new phone when she moved but she said Janna always caught up to her. Her new number is 501-3163.

Vendor Response via The Knot

Janna Coe Designs is as busy as ever.  I'll take this opportunity to set the record straight- we have TWO new locations as well as a new phone number!  In May we relocated the production Studio to Harmon Road in Pickerington.  Last month we finally found a wonderfully convenient meeting location for many of our clients at The Sandbox at Creekside in Gahanna.  Remember, we work by appointment only from both locations. To call us, use our new number at (614) 501-3163.  We did call all our clients and referral sources to let them know, and I'm sorry Heidiosubabe if we missed out on working with you. Janna

Knot Annie

As an FYI to brides, this vendor response is legit and approved via The Knot. Thanks,KA

jsmith815922

My wedding flowers and entire floral theme were completely ruined  b/c of Janna Coe and Renee Cummings (the apparent owner or co-owner of "Janna Coe Designs").  

The flowers that we paid for and agreed upon in the contract were not used, rather Janna and Renee decided to rip me off and use much cheaper types of flowers across the board.  They also got colors wrong all over the place (ribbons, etc), and arrangements that were supposed to be very large and for which we paid quite a premium were substituted for tiny rinky-dink arrangements.  This is a complete rip off.
We never saw a refund and when confronted Renee Cummings claimed that she lived up to the contract.  Obviously I am going to pursue them in small claims court, as we are owed a huge chunk of our entire payment back based on what was not delivered per our contract.  
If you want a wedding florist that is actually present on your wedding day- LOOK ELSEWHERE!  Janna Coe was never even on site to oversee the job- she merely gave the instructions to someone else and sent them on their way!  We were promised that she'd actually be there and present to set up, and she wasn't!  Amazing.  
To add insult to injury, we were put into contact w/ Renee Cummings, and she is quite a gem let me tell you.  Never before have I been so appalled at how rude and petty someone who just ripped you off could be.  She is the real culprit here, since she must be pulling Janna Coe's strings.  
This florist is a complete joke, and the 2-ring circus running it is even more rude than they are conniving.  I assume they believe they can pull this scam off since most people are so overwhelmed on their wedding day that they won't notice that the florist ripped them off?   Oh well, judging by their now-terrible reputation I suspect they won't be in business much longer.  This is just a warning to anyone in the danger zone of securing their services.