The plaintiff lied in her very first statement saying she wasn't the wedding planner when her contract clearly stated she was. At that point I would have ruled against her. Her entire demeanor was unattentive and unprofessional.
I was about to say the same thing. That would be a great side hustle for me. Setting up paper goods at weddings/receptions and able to charge $1700 a pop. I'm there EVERY weekend. 😂
For real. She claims she had 6 workers to toss some paper plates on some tables. She’s doing a great job at ripping people off and a terrible job decorating weddings.
Nah, this plaintiff is bad news. She tried to accuse the defendant of taking advantage of HER when really it’s the other way around. She absolutely scammed this woman. $1700 to throw some paper plates on tables! I think the judge should’ve given the bride more money back. I think right away the not showing up at the ceremony should’ve been the $300 right there, then let’s start adding up totals for everything else she didn’t do at the reception. And it bothered me she blamed the defendant for the ceremony issue, said the bride told her not to come. Well ma’am, you’re the coordinator, the one being paid to organize the wedding. It’s on YOU to tell her why you need to be there and what you’ll be doing there. Brides don’t realize what they need help with behind the scenes or think of the order of the line when they’re in the office doing a contract a year before the event, it’s on the professional to tell the bride what will happen. Absolute mess. The accusation of calling the defendant a scam artist made me so mad. Her audacity. And she muttered in court “I been going to that church for 20 years, I don’t know how long she’s been there” like bc she’s been there longer she’s a true Christian and that woman isn’t or something. Lol I don’t know, she gave me so many ugly vibes. The fact she even sued her fir $300 when she didn’t do half the wedding told me everything I needed to know so watching it was just extra haha
The wedding coordinator was neglectfully and MIA …She needs to PAY the bride at least half of the money she collected to compensate for her negligence and changing from china to paper. She acted like it was just a picnic 🧺 lololol.
@@TheAray6 yup, she said she had 6 helpers at $10hr, but it was all family like her kid and niece. I doubt she paid them $10hr. And why do u need 7 people to toss paper plates on tables. If she had 6 people decorating she absolutely should’ve been at the ceremony while they decorated. This lady is a scammer. She isn’t a real wedding coordinator at all.
The Defendant paid for her own decorations and the decor, so the Plaintiff charged $1700 just to set up paper plates & decorations, and nothing else? Insane. And the contract clearly says she was supposed to be the PLANNER, not just the decorator. The plaintiff is a total scammer. And I totally believe her daughters walked out with champagne under their coats. I’m shocked the Defendant even agreed to that foolishness, but she probably assumed the Plaintiff was actually going to plan & direct the wedding. Quite frankly, the Defendant should’ve gotten some money back. And I hope when they go back to that church, everyone knows what a scammer & dishonest person the Plaintiff is.
@@PrincessZaire100 😄 Perfect, Ms Floyd. I'll bet your wedding and your mate will be perfect. All good wishes to you. 💐👸🏾And if the preparations become too stressful, then remember, there's always eloping.
You could tell from the plaintiff's testimony, that there was no decorations on the walls or anything. It was just on the tables. And PAPER PLATES! It also sounds like there were no decorations at the church either! How depressing.
How is she a planner yet she’s making her clients pay out-of-pocket for everything and not including anything in the fee? That alone would make me not want to book her
Plaintiff gave me major scammer vibes from the beginning of this until the very end. SMH. The defendant seems like a good lady and I believe everything that she said.
Judge: So what were you hired to do? Plaintiff: To decorate. I wasn’t the wedding coordinator... Judge: You’re contract says event planner. That’s checked by you. What’s an event planner? Plaintiff: Ummmmm🤪😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@olderandwiser5916 um 😐 I get lots of my clothes thrifting and you actually can get better quality because people give away good quality clothing generally. I have many expensive name brands in my closet AND bought name brands with the tags still on. So WALMART was correct.
As a pastor, I find it strange that the church didn't have anyone to direct the wedding. The pastor should take lead of the service portion if no one else is available. Also, this is why u have a rehearsal.
This had nothing to do with the service, this was after the ceremony, to set up the venue before the guests arrive from the wedding and to set up the food and what not. Not for the pastor to supervise the food and set up.
@@trekgirl65 watch the video again. The defendant receuited the witness to step up and help at the wedding. Remember she said her and the photographer were looking for the runner and other items? Problems started happening way before the reception
I try to support Black owned businesses as much as possible, but this would be one I would totally 100% avoid. The Plaintiff was so unprofessional and clearly lying.
The Plaintiff: "She told me not to come to the church" Also the Plaintiff: "" I already told her I wasn't going to come to the church". Pick one lie and stick to it 🙄
Sounds like this wedding was done on the cheap. Plaintiff had no business charging what she charged [for not doing anything] and the defendant should have hired a professional wedding planner and used a professional venue. This sounded like DIY wedding. As the judge often says, “the cheap is very expensive.
I'm so glad that the judge did not award the plaintiff the $300 for the favors! I think the defendant should have been awarded some damages, if you don't want to be a party planner, an event planner, whatever you want to call it don't put it on your contract if there's a check mark next to event planner that means you are the wedding planner, you're in charge of being at the wedding and the reception planning everything and making sure everything runs smoothly, not only did the defendant pay for all of her own decorations but one of her family friends had to step in as the party planner that's ridiculous I wouldn't have paid her a dime! This is why it is very important in a contract to name off all of the responsibilities even if that's tedious and a lot of typing it's worth it in the long run to save yourself if you end up in court.
The plantiff definitely took advantage of this bride being hands on just because she is actively planning and coordinating the wedding when you sign a contract as coordinator and are being paid you should be there every step of the the way. Im sure there was definitely issues with communication but she took serious advantage
I'm not sure why the defendant even hired her if she wanted to plan and do all the work herself. The contract should have said decorate only. The wedding was huge though. The plaintiff said she decorated three (3) different halls plus the buffet and candy buffet.
@@Michael-cp6gr I too, don't have control of ignorant people ether. It takes one to know one my dear..... Drinks on you, now YOU have a nice day. Take you're frustrations on that boss of yours ,or that person you doesn't like you back.
That plaintiff had an arrogant attitude. Good thing she didn't show up the church as she might have ruined the wedding. She's just jealous and bitter. Glad she didn't get paid for doing nothing.
@Marilyn Willett That is ridiculous considering most marriages are crap anyway. It is shocking in this day and age that women still think marriage is some kind of prize. I've lost every relationship I've ever had because I refuse to legally tie myself to a man. I'm not trying to get into the trick bag called marriage. From the outside looking in, it is nothing but more WORK for women anyway. Like I said, she is a scammer and not very good at her job, but she is not jealous. No reason to be.
My feeling about this case is this...If you want things done and done right do it yourself....My mother, my adopted grandma and myself did all of the organizing....My adopted grandma did our cake, we did decorations, flower bouquets, bountinnieres...I used the color schemes from a bouquet I caught at my aunts wedding...I wore a dress that my grandparents bought for the only grandchild that graduated for the prom...it was a wedding dress...my adopted grandma and mother made my veil....we bought all the decorations ourselves....for entainment we had a friend of the family play music....we had a song list that i typed up for the wedding ceremony and our dances....we taped the ceremony songs and played a boom box...it was really beautiful....Unfortunately in 2011 we lost everything in the flooding so we have no memories of it...my dress, veil, money bag, and bouquet gone... 😭😭😭😭😭😭 we also lost our pets, home, vehicle and all belongings
That feeling when your partner cheated and you don't have the courage to leave him or her so you just dealt with the pain and live everyday asking questions about your worth. This pain is different from the cheating one-- living and seeing him everyday anticipating when will he or she do it again. Your videos are incredibly well done. *No critique, thanks for doing this usespy online.*
Lol at the ones saying no to paper plates at a wedding. I've been to numerous wedding, they all used paper plates. Nothing wrong with paper plates. You can still have a classy wedding with paper plates. So glad yall can afford your fancy porcelain plates for your wedding. Guess us poor people make do SMH
First few minutes in and I already don't understand why was Harvey's question about the bright sewing outside when was about a breach from this so-called planner coordinator.
I love the Plaintiff’s jewelry!!!she’s a pretty lady! On the flip side, both of these ladies attend the same church?? How’s that gonna work now? Lol. God says we are supposed to forgive those that wrong us so I hope they don’t take that foolishness to church to gossip about!! 😳
p.s. - there are lots of things a wedding planner will do for a client (bride to be) just to keep them happy! Bottom line, whatever both parties agree to on a contract signed by them both, then that’s what the “wedding/event planner should abide by period.
There is a difference between planning a wedding, decorating a wedding and coordinating a wedding. You have to be specific in contracts. I always ask if i have to coordinate aside from decorating because thats a whole other task to do and has its own fee.
$1750 to set up paper plates and candy. And not attend to monitor her responsibilities. SMH. She still walked away with $1450. Overpaid. This is notice to her church members.
This reminds me of my sister’s wedding. Sister had a wedding planner that just disappeared because she got pregnant. So i found and ordered all the decorations, organized and planned it out to my sister’s wishes. Then at the wedding; planner showed back up and didn’t know any of the plans. I told her everything sister wanted; planner had apparently hired an decorator forgot to give her the plan…
So I get the plantiffs side and the defendants sides. The bride ADMITS she planned the event, but DIDN'T insist on the plantiff being there. And putting up decorations is TOUGH! We had a TINY wedding, and it took HOURS to put together easy goodie bags (just candies for the kids), and wrapping up nicer goodies for adults. We decorated a few tables ourselves (I did it all myself), and it took what felt like FOREVER. And tearing down.... oh man! If I had had the money, I'd have paid someone. However, I DO understand that the defendant wasn't happy about stuff. I would NEVER accuse someone without evidence of theft. I would have outlined EVERYTHING so clearly in our contract!
While the plaintiff saw a situation to take advantage of, it sounds like the defendant is a bit confused herself. I cannot believe there was a contract, because it doesn't appear very tight. How can the defendant think the plaintiff was supposed to organize the wedding party going down the aisle, when the plaintiff never mentioned it? And the plaintiff mentions having to decorate three venues right at the beginning, what three venues? To throw out a few bags of candles and some paper plates, the plaintiff wanted to be paid far too much!
The defendant did so much and even bought all her decorations!! The plaintiff is a total scammer. The defendant should have gotten more money. Trifling ignorant plaintiff. She ruined her wedding!! Shameful
Why did she even hire the plaintiff??? She did absolutely nothing for $1700.00. The defendant was dumb! Sign me up to plan her next birthday party. I promise I won't show up either and pay me $1700. Thanks in advance. This was a weird case!!!
What? You dont go to church because you could meet an event planner for your wedding and it would then turn out that she would not fulfill her contract? That oddly specific!
@@David-cc8xe I don't go to church because the "Children of God" are no different from the pagans. I'd rather spend my Sundays watching Netflix and chilling with a tray full of junk food.
I had a wedding planner and she was fantastic. The entire event went smoothly start to finish. Yes Harvey, most brides are very happy with their weddings. The problem is that the ones who are not make the most noise.
In the hall or outside he's asking a stupid question can ultimately a bride be please? Hello wrong question! It's not the bride who's suing! The bride is counter suing.
Plaintiff ripped the defendant off BIG TIME! I could have done that job as a 4 year old! Wtf! The defendant should've gotten all of her money back! This one ticked me off!
"Primary event planner!!!" The defendant should not have just crossed sued for things she believes the plaintiff stole, she should have also crossed sued for breach of contract. Because that, unlike the theft, was an absolute fact. I do believe they stole at least the champagne. The plaintiff is absolutely the type of person to do that.
I think what happened is the bride was a control freak and the "planner" relented. Unfortunately, it came back to bite both of them. The contract should have been rewritten to include the changes as agreed. At the end of the day, the plaintiff and the defendant contributed to the problem. The professional foolishly released the reigns, and the bride didn't allow the professional to do the job for which she paid. I had a wedding coordinator, and I allowed her to do her job fully. She even picked the color. There are things that she troubleshot that I still don't know about almost 25 years later. Best investment for my peace of mind.
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What wedding coordinator doesn’t attend the wedding? That alone is a breach of the contract!
One who wasn't invited 🤣
@@REXXSEVEN_II Being the Planner is the invitation.
She has to be there to problem solve any issue!
@@glenncurley680 And that she did at 0:08 ...
Wedding Guests: "We didn't like the reception."
*Wedding Planner: "Well I'm so sorry to hear that."* 🤣
Q
My wedding planner didn’t come she went to a party
seems like she got paid to do a whole lotta nothing lol
Yeah, it's not that the bride did not want her in the church, it's that she FELT that she did not have to go.
That part
@@David-cc8xe Yup, too bad it was in the contract that she was supposed to go, LOL.
STRAIGHT FACTS THOUGH 🤦🏾♀️🤔👊🏾💯💯
Bingo 😹😹😹
The plaintiff lied in her very first statement saying she wasn't the wedding planner when her contract clearly stated she was. At that point I would have ruled against her. Her entire demeanor was unattentive and unprofessional.
The defendant said she was rewind it and play it back.
Her literal contract said she was the event planner
Exactly
1,700.00 to set up decorations at a wedding event. I'm in the wrong business!
Exactly! Sign me up!
And decorations that are paper goods so she can throw them away to make clean up easier.
I was about to say the same thing. That would be a great side hustle for me. Setting up paper goods at weddings/receptions and able to charge $1700 a pop. I'm there EVERY weekend. 😂
THAT PART! 👏🏾
For real. She claims she had 6 workers to toss some paper plates on some tables. She’s doing a great job at ripping people off and a terrible job decorating weddings.
Paper plates at a wedding? Uh…no.
I know! That's insane. This isn't a picnic, LOL.
And peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
No class!
And didn’t she say paper cups?! I can’t even picture that.
Can you imagine toasting the new couple with paper cups?
I'd rather have 20 people with glassware than 200 people with paper plates 😹😹😹
Nah, this plaintiff is bad news. She tried to accuse the defendant of taking advantage of HER when really it’s the other way around. She absolutely scammed this woman. $1700 to throw some paper plates on tables! I think the judge should’ve given the bride more money back. I think right away the not showing up at the ceremony should’ve been the $300 right there, then let’s start adding up totals for everything else she didn’t do at the reception. And it bothered me she blamed the defendant for the ceremony issue, said the bride told her not to come. Well ma’am, you’re the coordinator, the one being paid to organize the wedding. It’s on YOU to tell her why you need to be there and what you’ll be doing there. Brides don’t realize what they need help with behind the scenes or think of the order of the line when they’re in the office doing a contract a year before the event, it’s on the professional to tell the bride what will happen. Absolute mess. The accusation of calling the defendant a scam artist made me so mad. Her audacity. And she muttered in court “I been going to that church for 20 years, I don’t know how long she’s been there” like bc she’s been there longer she’s a true Christian and that woman isn’t or something. Lol I don’t know, she gave me so many ugly vibes. The fact she even sued her fir $300 when she didn’t do half the wedding told me everything I needed to know so watching it was just extra haha
The wedding coordinator was neglectfully and MIA …She needs to PAY the bride at least half of the money she collected to compensate for her negligence and changing from china to paper. She acted like it was just a picnic 🧺 lololol.
I’m so confused. Sooo, $1,700 to set up paper plates and cups and set up a candy table but the bride paid for the candy? Child that’s ridiculous. 🙄
Don't forget she also had helpers that she was paying $10 an hour. She didn't do anything. SMH!
Absolutely obscured! And I’m sure they were her kids or something and she gave them probably 100 dollars each time out of the 1700.
@@TheAray6 yup, she said she had 6 helpers at $10hr, but it was all family like her kid and niece. I doubt she paid them $10hr. And why do u need 7 people to toss paper plates on tables. If she had 6 people decorating she absolutely should’ve been at the ceremony while they decorated. This lady is a scammer. She isn’t a real wedding coordinator at all.
Right! I'm in the wrong profession
Maybe it is ridiculous, but that’s what the defendant contracted with the plaintiff to do.
The Defendant paid for her own decorations and the decor, so the Plaintiff charged $1700 just to set up paper plates & decorations, and nothing else? Insane. And the contract clearly says she was supposed to be the PLANNER, not just the decorator. The plaintiff is a total scammer. And I totally believe her daughters walked out with champagne under their coats. I’m shocked the Defendant even agreed to that foolishness, but she probably assumed the Plaintiff was actually going to plan & direct the wedding. Quite frankly, the Defendant should’ve gotten some money back. And I hope when they go back to that church, everyone knows what a scammer & dishonest person the Plaintiff is.
It’s why when I get married, I’m doing everything my damn self. Hell… I already got it planned lowkey, just need a venue and a man to marry😂😂😂
@@PrincessZaire100 😄 Perfect, Ms Floyd. I'll bet your wedding and your mate will be perfect. All good wishes to you. 💐👸🏾And if the preparations become too stressful, then remember, there's always eloping.
It's worse that she paid 1700 to do 90% of it all herself-- why not just hire an assistant instead of an entire coordinator you're not going to use?
You could tell from the plaintiff's testimony, that there was no decorations on the walls or anything. It was just on the tables. And PAPER PLATES! It also sounds like there were no decorations at the church either! How depressing.
Her daughters took those bottles!!!!😂😂
-They walked in like they just left a club at 2AM!
😒🙄
This lady didn’t get what she paid for smh 🤦♀️
How is she a planner yet she’s making her clients pay out-of-pocket for everything and not including anything in the fee? That alone would make me not want to book her
"She told you not to go to the church?" "Correct." "Show me that in writing." "Well, I already told her I wasn't going to the church."
I wish the judge would have let her explain so I could hear her lame excuse!
I can't believe she said that! SMH! The plaintiff really scammed the defendant. I feel bad for the defendant.
Yes a liar purely lying🤨❤️🖤💚
Plaintiff gave me major scammer vibes from the beginning of this until the very end. SMH. The defendant seems like a good lady and I believe everything that she said.
If you’re just hired to decorate the halls why would you be at the chapel? Wedding planner can’t keep her story straight
Judge: So what were you hired to do?
Plaintiff: To decorate. I wasn’t the wedding coordinator...
Judge: You’re contract says event planner. That’s checked by you. What’s an event planner?
Plaintiff: Ummmmm🤪😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The plaintiff decorates a wedding just like she dresses for court. WTF is that outfit all about? 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Right?? Dressed like she’s going to Walmart.
@@mcc_1993 not wally world.....Good Samaritan or any other thrift store. ROTFLMFAO
@@olderandwiser5916 um 😐 I get lots of my clothes thrifting and you actually can get better quality because people give away good quality clothing generally. I have many expensive name brands in my closet AND bought name brands with the tags still on. So WALMART was correct.
@@faith9150 Of what? 😂
As a pastor, I find it strange that the church didn't have anyone to direct the wedding. The pastor should take lead of the service portion if no one else is available. Also, this is why u have a rehearsal.
This had nothing to do with the service, this was after the ceremony, to set up the venue before the guests arrive from the wedding and to set up the food and what not. Not for the pastor to supervise the food and set up.
@@trekgirl65 watch the video again. The defendant receuited the witness to step up and help at the wedding. Remember she said her and the photographer were looking for the runner and other items? Problems started happening way before the reception
You are right ✅️
yes! a rehersal!
I try to support Black owned businesses as much as possible, but this would be one I would totally 100% avoid. The Plaintiff was so unprofessional and clearly lying.
The Plaintiff: "She told me not to come to the church"
Also the Plaintiff: "" I already told her I wasn't going to come to the church".
Pick one lie and stick to it 🙄
Just like her "I'm a decorator, not a coordinator"
And then the contract comes out
Shout out to the friend the real MVP👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The plaintiff is pretty rude already and short with the judge. And she checked off event planner. So that’s your job
She had lil smug ass vibe to her. Lol
The defendant sounds like Trini, you just can't beat my Trini people.
I agree.
"Thank God It's Over" i agree
i read this as soon as he said it lol
@@tieerraanicolee , 😂
Sounds like this wedding was done on the cheap. Plaintiff had no business charging what she charged [for not doing anything] and the defendant should have hired a professional wedding planner and used a professional venue.
This sounded like DIY wedding.
As the judge often says, “the cheap is very expensive.
Who has paper products at a wedding… that should’ve told her all she needed to know.
The plaintiff should have had to pay the defendant the amount of money she was asking for.
I agree
I'm so glad that the judge did not award the plaintiff the $300 for the favors! I think the defendant should have been awarded some damages, if you don't want to be a party planner, an event planner, whatever you want to call it don't put it on your contract if there's a check mark next to event planner that means you are the wedding planner, you're in charge of being at the wedding and the reception planning everything and making sure everything runs smoothly, not only did the defendant pay for all of her own decorations but one of her family friends had to step in as the party planner that's ridiculous I wouldn't have paid her a dime! This is why it is very important in a contract to name off all of the responsibilities even if that's tedious and a lot of typing it's worth it in the long run to save yourself if you end up in court.
The plaintiff is delusional. She didn't do her job at all. SMH
The plaintiff wants to get paid for free. 😂
"How do you two know each other "? "Church "... lmbo. There you go
Wow, the planner did almost nothing for what $1700.
That “planner” “decorator” “coordinator” is a LIAR
Right!!!
The plantiff definitely took advantage of this bride being hands on just because she is actively planning and coordinating the wedding when you sign a contract as coordinator and are being paid you should be there every step of the the way. Im sure there was definitely issues with communication but she took serious advantage
I'm not sure why the defendant even hired her if she wanted to plan and do all the work herself. The contract should have said decorate only. The wedding was huge though. The plaintiff said she decorated three (3) different halls plus the buffet and candy buffet.
She can’t even explain what they pay her for 🤦🏾♀️
The meme with all the equations, and confusion on a person face. That should've been shown, after the case. Lol
@@Michael-cp6gr Thank you Michael, for allowing me to make an error.. So you could correct it. ☺️
@@Michael-cp6gr I too, don't have control of ignorant people ether. It takes one to know one my dear..... Drinks on you, now YOU have a nice day. Take you're frustrations on that boss of yours ,or that person you doesn't like you back.
They way this woman is convinced me that her daughter took those champagne bottles
My son asked if I’m watching judge Judy’s hot daughter?!?! Lol
That plaintiff had an arrogant attitude. Good thing she didn't show up the church as she might have ruined the wedding. She's just jealous and bitter. Glad she didn't get paid for doing nothing.
Jealous and bitter for what?? I could see lazy, opportunistic even maybe entitled but jealous? Where do you get that?
Jealous about what? I don't detect any jealousy here. Just laziness and entitlement.
@Marilyn Willett That is ridiculous considering most marriages are crap anyway. It is shocking in this day and age that women still think marriage is some kind of prize. I've lost every relationship I've ever had because I refuse to legally tie myself to a man. I'm not trying to get into the trick bag called marriage. From the outside looking in, it is nothing but more WORK for women anyway. Like I said, she is a scammer and not very good at her job, but she is not jealous. No reason to be.
Big difference between coordinating and planner ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My feeling about this case is this...If you want things done and done right do it yourself....My mother, my adopted grandma and myself did all of the organizing....My adopted grandma did our cake, we did decorations, flower bouquets, bountinnieres...I used the color schemes from a bouquet I caught at my aunts wedding...I wore a dress that my grandparents bought for the only grandchild that graduated for the prom...it was a wedding dress...my adopted grandma and mother made my veil....we bought all the decorations ourselves....for entainment we had a friend of the family play music....we had a song list that i typed up for the wedding ceremony and our dances....we taped the ceremony songs and played a boom box...it was really beautiful....Unfortunately in 2011 we lost everything in the flooding so we have no memories of it...my dress, veil, money bag, and bouquet gone... 😭😭😭😭😭😭 we also lost our pets, home, vehicle and all belongings
She should've did a better job. I wouldn't have paid either for a tacky job.🙄💯
Her entire demeanor is tacky
Paper plates...
1750.00 ????? Honey me and family would have worked that out!!! That's alot just for decorations.. my goodness church people!!!
That feeling when your partner cheated and you don't have the courage to leave him or her so you just dealt with the pain and live everyday asking questions about your worth. This pain is different from the cheating one-- living and seeing him everyday anticipating when will he or she do it again. Your videos are incredibly well done. *No critique, thanks for doing this usespy online.*
Lol at the ones saying no to paper plates at a wedding. I've been to numerous wedding, they all used paper plates. Nothing wrong with paper plates. You can still have a classy wedding with paper plates. So glad yall can afford your fancy porcelain plates for your wedding. Guess us poor people make do SMH
it's not a great wedding unless something goes really wrong....
First few minutes in and I already don't understand why was Harvey's question about the bright sewing outside when was about a breach from this so-called planner coordinator.
She like Tommy off of Martin... WHAT DO YOU DO?!😂😂😂
Any amendments to a written contract, HAS to be in writing!
Plaintiff's opening was enough said and they stole the champagne 🙄
The husband stayed out of it. 😂😂😂
Smart man
Good husband! Smart man!
I love the Plaintiff’s jewelry!!!she’s a pretty lady! On the flip side, both of these ladies attend the same church?? How’s that gonna work now? Lol. God says we are supposed to forgive those that wrong us so I hope they don’t take that foolishness to church to gossip about!! 😳
The planner sounds confused smh🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️🖤💚🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It cracks me up when people sue over such a small amount considering it cost about half their dispute number to file lol
I think she just woke up and said "I want to be an event planner." 😂
The plaintiff is something else. She actually got paid for setting up paper stuff and throwing it out. What a job!
p.s. - there are lots of things a wedding planner will do for a client (bride to be) just to keep them happy! Bottom line, whatever both parties agree to on a contract signed by them both, then that’s what the “wedding/event planner should abide by period.
$1700 to lay some paper plates down. Girl you already succeeded scamming and you STILL come to court for more? The audacity.
The Plaintiff was full of excuses to get out of work. Lazy.
😂😂😂😂 not paper plates and empty favors?! How you wanna get paid for stuff you didn’t even provide? 😂😂😂😂 this lady is crazy
She denied she was the planner, but the contract clearly says she was the planner. She did very little for what she was paid.
Did yall see the plaintiff’s witness making faces 🤣🤣🤣🤣 she wanted to get up talk for her!!!!
Any1 else hearing the bride's Trini accent 🇹🇹❤
Who didn't?
Yes trini 2 d bone trinidad 🇹🇹
@@dwaynerattan6749 That's what I said.
Judge I’m the decorator… So what were you supposed to do??? …Decorate…
The plantiff is SHADY AF!!!
There is a difference between planning a wedding, decorating a wedding and coordinating a wedding. You have to be specific in contracts. I always ask if i have to coordinate aside from decorating because thats a whole other task to do and has its own fee.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good for the defendant!
Wowwww so she set up a candy table for 300 that didn't include the candy....that's the bulk of a price it's just jars.......paper plates etc
The bride is Trini lol 🇹🇹
$1750 to set up paper plates and candy. And not attend to monitor her responsibilities. SMH. She still walked away with $1450. Overpaid. This is notice to her church members.
I would’ve asked Harvey could HIS wife be happy on their wedding day 🙄😒
I think Harvey is gay. He may have a husband tho.
Harvey has a husband
He's gay..
Harvey is so infuriating
I thought I was the only one who thought that…. Very irritating
yup. skip skip skp
The voice over guy is really earning his paycheck explaining each side.
So you mean to tell me...she charged 1700$ to setup paper plates like tf
This reminds me of my sister’s wedding. Sister had a wedding planner that just disappeared because she got pregnant. So i found and ordered all the decorations, organized and planned it out to my sister’s wishes. Then at the wedding; planner showed back up and didn’t know any of the plans.
I told her everything sister wanted; planner had apparently hired an decorator forgot to give her the plan…
So I get the plantiffs side and the defendants sides.
The bride ADMITS she planned the event, but DIDN'T insist on the plantiff being there.
And putting up decorations is TOUGH! We had a TINY wedding, and it took HOURS to put together easy goodie bags (just candies for the kids), and wrapping up nicer goodies for adults. We decorated a few tables ourselves (I did it all myself), and it took what felt like FOREVER. And tearing down.... oh man!
If I had had the money, I'd have paid someone.
However, I DO understand that the defendant wasn't happy about stuff. I would NEVER accuse someone without evidence of theft.
I would have outlined EVERYTHING so clearly in our contract!
While the plaintiff saw a situation to take advantage of, it sounds like the defendant is a bit confused herself. I cannot believe there was a contract, because it doesn't appear very tight. How can the defendant think the plaintiff was supposed to organize the wedding party going down the aisle, when the plaintiff never mentioned it?
And the plaintiff mentions having to decorate three venues right at the beginning, what three venues?
To throw out a few bags of candles and some paper plates, the plaintiff wanted to be paid far too much!
THE LAZIEST WEDDING COORDINATOR EVER
The defendant did so much and even bought all her decorations!! The plaintiff is a total scammer. The defendant should have gotten more money. Trifling ignorant plaintiff. She ruined her wedding!! Shameful
Right! ...And I bet she stole that darn Champaign too!
Nahhhh chill I was focused on the witness who wasn't invited story until that eyeball started wilding lmao . I couldn't s t op staring lol
Why did she even hire the plaintiff??? She did absolutely nothing for $1700.00. The defendant was dumb! Sign me up to plan her next birthday party. I promise I won't show up either and pay me $1700. Thanks in advance. This was a weird case!!!
As soon as she said church
I Can't 🤭
One of many reasons why I don't go to church!
What? You dont go to church because you could meet an event planner for your wedding and it would then turn out that she would not fulfill her contract? That oddly specific!
@@David-cc8xe I don't go to church because the "Children of God" are no different from the pagans. I'd rather spend my Sundays watching Netflix and chilling with a tray full of junk food.
@Sunday Davis religion are the basis of so many conflicts and deaths in the world i could not adhere to anyone of them.
The husband was adorable... lol
Defendant’s accent.. Trini 🇹🇹
8:05 that Plaintiff knew she was wrong💯
Sounds like lack of communication between the two women.
The pastor “axed” me???
I had a wedding planner and she was fantastic. The entire event went smoothly start to finish. Yes Harvey, most brides are very happy with their weddings. The problem is that the ones who are not make the most noise.
In the hall or outside he's asking a stupid question can ultimately a bride be please? Hello wrong question! It's not the bride who's suing! The bride is counter suing.
I’m surprised we didn’t get to see any photos of the wedding!!
They did, but the actual ikr I wish too
Plaintiff ripped the defendant off BIG TIME! I could have done that job as a 4 year old! Wtf! The defendant should've gotten all of her money back! This one ticked me off!
"Primary event planner!!!"
The defendant should not have just crossed sued for things she believes the plaintiff stole, she should have also crossed sued for breach of contract. Because that, unlike the theft, was an absolute fact. I do believe they stole at least the champagne. The plaintiff is absolutely the type of person to do that.
I'm in the wrong business. $1700 to decorate tables and I don't have to buy any of the supplies?
I think what happened is the bride was a control freak and the "planner" relented. Unfortunately, it came back to bite both of them. The contract should have been rewritten to include the changes as agreed. At the end of the day, the plaintiff and the defendant contributed to the problem. The professional foolishly released the reigns, and the bride didn't allow the professional to do the job for which she paid. I had a wedding coordinator, and I allowed her to do her job fully. She even picked the color. There are things that she troubleshot that I still don't know about almost 25 years later. Best investment for my peace of mind.
The defendant sounds like a Trini (From Trinidad)
This is what I was trying to figure out! Lol (Trini over here 🙋)
@@vernessaadams474 hi from a fellow Trini too ! Lol!
Boy oh boy these church folk!!
If I was the plaintiff I would ask that my company’s name not be used, after watching this, I hope no bride uses this lady’s business.
Favors? That plaintiff is crazy...to be so lazy to encourage paper plates and she needed 6 helpers? That's ridiculous...