Venue with Glass elevator introduction in NY/NJ/CT?

Re: Venue with Glass elevator introduction in NY/NJ/CT?

• kimmiinthemitten member

  

  October 2015

  So here's the thing: you did get answers, you just didn't like them. You were given 4+ alternate locations to call and advice that it's better to book a venue you've attended before than ask your guests to drive far away just for a 60 second entrance. Just because you didn't like them, doesn't meant you didn't receive good answers.
  
  And just because you didn't like your responses doesn't mean you should criticize the strangers who took time to answer you. Do you accuse your doctor of not being smart when she/he tells you you're sick? When your boss offers constructive criticism do you tell him/her that they should focus on their own work more than yours?
  
  

  
  

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• Jen4948 member

  

  October 2015

  If having this elevator and a venue no one else in your circle is so important to you that all other decisions about your wedding must take the back seat to it because of your stated desire to be a bridezilla, then you're painting yourself into a corner if you're not willing to consider any of the options suggested (and there were some).
  
  Can't help you, sorry.

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• missa011 member

  

  October 2015

  I am getting married at the exact same church and venue as my sister did 3 years ago...60% of our guest list is the same. We also are using the same band. I think she had steak on her menu too. I guess I have to cancel everything because it won't be UNIQUE.

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• thisismynickname2 member

  

  October 2015

  I watched the video.

  
  

  It makes me think of cage-dancers in nightclubs of questionable repute. 

  
  

  That's the last of my snark though because I have one more, perhaps constructive idea for you. Try theaters or other types of performance venues. Theaters have things that move like this for actual productions, and that would surely be different from the regular banquet halls you've been in for other weddings. 

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• arrrghmatey member

  

  October 2015 edited October 2015

  Hey OP, sorry I'm so late to this thread, but a friend of mine has his own glass elevator and I needed to track down his number. His name is Willy, and I'm sure he'd be more than happy to let you borrow it for your special wedding day. Just don't let him drive it--who knows where you will end up. Get one of his overly-tanned friends to operate it for you. 

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Edit: A 1970's vintage version is also available.

                                   

  
  

                                                 

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• 100yroldblinddog member

  

  October 2015 edited October 2015

  adk19 said:

  sparklepants41 said:

  If you don't want to get married at places that other people have gotten married at before AND you want the cheesy floor elevator entrance, I suggest you hire a team of architects, engineers, and contractors and build your own venue.

  
  

  OR you could pick one of the venues from your original post.

  
  

  Or try calling around casinos in Atlantic City or Las Vegas. This seems like something they would have.

  There's a spy-themed bar in Milwaukee that has this.  But it's not glass.  Though it does come out of the floor.

  
  

  
  

  Great. Now I have to change my venue. This is amazing.

  
  

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• 100yroldblinddog member

  

  October 2015 edited October 2015

    

  
  

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