Holly Gonzalez+FollowWhen tragedy meets the fine printLosing a loved one is hard enough, but imagine also being told you can’t get your wedding deposit back—even after your fiancé’s sudden passing. That’s exactly what happened to a Central Florida woman, whose venue stuck to its strict no-refund policy, despite her heartbreaking situation. Some vendors showed empathy and returned her money, but the venue’s response has sparked a bigger conversation: Should compassion outweigh contracts when real-life tragedy strikes? Would you expect a business to make an exception, or is sticking to the rules fair for everyone? #Relationships #weddingindustry #compassion01Share
Darius Alvarez+FollowFlorida bride’s heartbreak meets wedding fine printImagine losing your fiancé and then being told you still owe thousands for a wedding that will never happen. That’s what Ty Henson is facing in Lake Mary, after her venue refused to refund her $7,500 deposit—even after her fiancé’s sudden death. Most vendors showed compassion, but the Crystal Ballroom stuck to the contract, saying it’s not a cancellation. Ty’s story is sparking debate: Should wedding businesses show more humanity when tragedy strikes, or is a contract a contract? Where do you stand on this? #Relationships #FloridaNews #WeddingIndustry01Share
