I was thinking of going to the Oakdale Arboretium, but I would love to go someplace with water and sand, if possible. Any ideas in the Oakdale area?
Re: rights. Your legal rights are what is referenced in the agreement.
I'm not an atty but I'd wonder if the old contract is valid at all. Unless there is a right to assign, your contract is with the former ownership entity &, since they are no longer in business, the contract may no longer be valid.
Brenda,
I'm getting married at Land's End in Sayville and it's right on the water with a gazebo, flowers, docks and jettys and sand etc. You should see if they let you use their property for pictures...if not, there is a beach next to it and I'm sure they don't own the jettys....It's right next to the Sayville ferry. Good Luck! Where is your reception?
If they are a reputable co, it is in their best interest to honor their agreement. Either that, or they should compensate you in some way...like an upgrade or something else along those lines). Please let me know how you make out.
It doesn't have sand & water... However, the Bayyard Cutting Aboretium in Oakdale is a buetiful place to take photos. I have gone to take wedding photos with other Bridal Parties and the pics come out great. Take Sunrise Hwy to Connetiquot Ave. South. Make Left at end. It will be on your righthand side.
I love the idea of spreading good will but I also like giving my guests something to go home with.
The Snapper Inn.
What kind of backrounds do they have at the arboretium? We went there and saw the gazebo and a house, but that's it. We didn't walk around.
