I reached out to Dallas Palms via email on April 10, 2025, to share our concerns privately. As of…read moreApril 22, there has been no response, so I am posting this review to help inform other couples. We held our wedding on March 29, 2025, with over 500 guests, including many who traveled from out of state and internationally. While the celebration was memorable in many ways, it was due largely to the hard work of our family and the patience of our guests. Unfortunately, there were several issues with the venue that significantly impacted our experience. * Venue Access: We were promised full use of the Bellaire room, but only received access to half due to construction. We were not made aware of the final changes until the day of the event. This impacted layout and vendor setup, leading to unexpected additional costs. * Power Accessibility: Several electrical outlets were not functioning, creating complications for our vendors. * Restroom Conditions: Restrooms were not cleaned or maintained during the event and lacked hot water. Multiple guests brought this to our attention. * Weather Contingency: A tent was discussed in early planning as a complimentary option in the event of rain. We were later told--one day before the wedding--that it would cost $10,000 and had to be arranged a week in advance. Unfortunately, it rained during the event, and no coverage was provided. * Safety Concerns: During the rainstorm, staff began mopping the floors while guests sought shelter, and no wet floor signs were posted. This created safety concerns. * Seating Plan Issues: A detailed seating chart and layout were sent via email and reviewed during our walkthrough. On the wedding day, the plan was not followed. When we asked for clarification, the coordinator - Cathy, said she never received it, despite email confirmation on March 11th. * A/V Services: We paid $811 for six TVs to display our short film and seating plan. The TVs were non-functional during the event, and the on-site technician was not present. We were informed for the first time that our external DJ was expected to manage the venue's equipment, which was not part of the agreement. * Security and Staffing: We were told there would be two security officers, but only one was present. Several tables, including key family seating, were missing. The day-of coordinator, Cathy - was unavailable at critical times, and our family had to step in to support logistics during the storm. We paid over $35,000 and took many steps to confirm details in advance, including sending a comprehensive planning booklet and email follow-ups. Despite that, the event day was marked by disorganization and unfulfilled commitments. Our wedding was a once-in-a-lifetime moment. We had hoped for a smooth and professional experience. I'm sharing this review so others can make informed decisions when selecting a venue for such an important occasion. (Please check Google Reviews if you'd like to see supporting videos)

I'm writing this as a family member who helped plan a wedding at Dallas Palms on March 29, 2025…read more Despite paying over $35,000 and planning for months, the venue fell short in major ways--limited access to the space we were promised, dirty restrooms, broken A/V, and poor communication. Half the event was held outside, and when it rained, there was no contingency plan. The owner's only solution was to tell our guests--many of whom flew in from around the world--to go home. We reached out privately and never received a response. I hope this helps others make an informed decision.

My husband and I worked with Tzahhia from Keestone events as our month of wedding coordinator at…read morethe Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, TX. She was professional, proactive, detail oriented and kept me sane with her calming presence. She is knowledgeable and has a great network of local vendor contacts, which was helpful for us, as we live out of state. Everyone commented that I was incredibly calm during my wedding weekend because I was confident that everything was left in their team's capable hands! Despite my initial sadness that it would rain on my wedding day, everything was executed perfectly. The transition indoors was impeccably timed and guests were thrilled to head into the air conditioning and experience another part of the Nasher. We had the time of our lives and appreciate their help in creating an unforgettable event. Would highly recommend!

I'm a Makeup artist here in Dallas and I have worked with Sarah on a couple of projects. Beside her…read moreawesome personality, she's very professional and get things done quickly. Her staff is also sweet and amazing as well. A MUST USE if you're planning an event or need a fantastic wedding planner! Love love love

These people are not honest, kind, or caring. For a wedding planner/decor business, they're the…read morefarthest from what you'll want. Cindy and her husband are only after your money. If you don't have at least $10,000 to spend with them, they don't care about you. We spent time going through the showroom with Cindy, meeting her at a storage facility because her space got flooded (not sure I believe that), and spent countless hours texting back-and-forth regarding what our expectation was and what we paid for. Come the day of our wedding, and what they deliver is not at all what we agreed upon. Well, it's our wedding, so what are we supposed to do but make the best of it in the moment? We reach out to Cindy the next day and ask to discuss the misses. She pushes us off until next week, because she is working on another wedding. Nice of her to show up to someone else's wedding but not ours. I guess we didn't pay her enough for her appearance fee. We get on the phone with Cindy the next week and explain to her all of the things that were done incorrectly (wrong arch, pipe cleaners exposed, poles and bases exposed, no one checks in/out with us at the venue, etc.). Cindy proceeds to tell us that we are misremembering all of the conversations that we had and that we should have contacted her when we noticed something was wrong. On our wedding day, this lady wants us to call her. Excuse me. What a joke. We're supposed to stop walking down the aisle to call her and say her work is subpar. Absolutely zero accountability from someone that got paid to provide a service. Save yourself the time, effort, headache, and lies. Work with someone else. Cindy and her husband are only in it for your money. They don't care about you.

RUDE RUDE RUDE! Do not waste your time! They broadcast weddings and do a great job but in all…read morereality it is not for American Weddings at all. This is an ETHNIC wedding decorator who is use to ethnic brides willing to dump at minimum $20,000. Note: this place was my top pick until I walked in saw the inventory and MET CINDY! Now where to start? Arrival. I had a 12p appointment I was early 11:45a was greeted. At 12p another car pulls up and she starts working with them on MY appointment time. Was told to have a seat while she shows this guy (who is already under contract) their inventory. She also mentions to me that they were late for their appointment. ON TOP of them showing up after me and then you take them in on my appointment time. It's a problem. At the beginning of the meeting after I had time to look around. First question I asked was this company focuses more on ethnic weddings. She said it's a 60/40 split. And proceeds to showing me "American" weddings. But use who they were marrying??? SOOOOO the wedding was still ethnic based. I was already lost. Before going to this location I advised that I had a budget of $2000-5000 for a simple 8 arrangement ceremony. Was told she needs $10,000 to work with. Mind you there was nothing in their inventory in my colors. Everything was gold. Hence ETHNIC weddings. It was clear that she had a base amount at $10,000 to do business which should have been said and I wouldn't have wasted my gas. Before looking at my "vision" as she asked me to send her. She was like you need $10,000 so I can work with that. I asked how would she know because if it wasn't MY wedding I could easily pull this off in $3-5000 including labor. But since it's my wedding I don't want to do any leg work. She said what I'm paying for is expertise. Now I know she full of it. She didn't at all look at what I was looking for before trying to quote a price. I was told that her brides easily spend $10-120,000 with her. Mind you THEY ARE GOLD MARATHON ETHNIC WEDDINGS. Any who. The woman "Cindy" was very rude and rushed me into making decisions. Only seemed to be wanting my money at this point. After we looked at her inventory, I asked for specific things in silver. She snapped and basically told me it was ugly and to change my wedding colors to use their GOLD items. Since when don't silver and white go together? But ok. So anyways she begins rushing me into paying. I brought the cash needed on the amount that was told to me over the phone. Which was not what she honored. I attempted to give cash. She told me to zelle the money and whatever payment I started with I would have stick with. Sounds pretty shady. So when I didn't have the cash amount based on the $10,000. She asked me how much money do I have. And then asked me if EVEN had money in my account. Are you serious?! Very unprofessional. I've paid every vendor cash at that. But at that point their business wasn't worth my money or time. She drafted a contract took a copy of my ID as well. When she read over the contract I stopped her on the first page. "Need 8 hours to set up." Excuse me?! The venue that was rented in full was $13,000 for 10 hours that's including my 5hour event time. So when I said well we can stop right there because I need to find someone that's a better fit. She gone cross out 8 hours and put 4 hours. And said she "thinks" they can get it done but cannot promise that. So this means they will still be trying to set up while guests are arriving. I said I do not need anyone rushing on my wedding. Then she had a smirk on her face and said "we don't need 8hours it's a generic contract for her ETHNIC weddings." Obviously there is a miscommunication completely. She said that she guess she would have to hire more ppl to help set up. Which means that it's probably her and another person setting up a wedding that takes 8hours and she is pocketing the bulk. I politely got myself up and left. I am happy that I didn't give my money. And upset I left without grabbing that pic of my photo ID that she had. In this $10,000 I would have still needed to get my bridesmaids to flip the room. And I would still have to pay the venue to rent their items including the stage. I don't understand the cost when the company has their inventory. Oooohhhh did I tell you guys the floating candle holders weren't clean that were on display. And she said she would need to hire ppl to clean them. Why wouldn't they be cleaned after use then restock them so that are ready. It was literally wax rings inside the glasses on display. Still confused on what $10,000 pays for?! Me too.

Best Indian food around! Came in to grab lunch and amazing. Plan to visit again or order deliveryread more

We have recently organized women's day event through a non profit organization WETA Women…read moreempowerment telugu association at this party hall and I have to say, it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, and they went out of their way to make sure everything was perfect for our event. The space itself was spacious enough to comfortably accommodate all of our guests. The amenities with plenty of seating, tables, dancing floor. This facility was maintained by young group and they took all inputs on safety, bathrooms neatness, arranging according to our needs, providing appetizers on time and yummy dinner spread. Overall, I highly recommend this party hall for any special event.

Went as a bridesmaid today to my first bridal show ever at the Las Colinas location. I never even…read moreknew bridal shows existed! So seeing everything they had to offer was quite a surprise to me! The event ran from 12-5pm and consisted of a bunch of different wedding vendors that come and advertise their services. There was also a wedding dress fashion show that showcased different styles of wedding dresses made by a certain wedding dress store (I don't remember the name, it was run by a mother-daughter-duo). The wedding vendors consisted of cake catering services (sign up for complimentary cake tastings! And free cake samples!).. different venues like Hilton and Marriott.. Dress companies... wedding photographers with beautifully bound albums and portraits that display their work.. makeup and hair artists.. Rent-a-lounge companies... fitness camp trainers advertising a 6 week get-into-shape-for-your-dress-program for only $69.. Photo booth companies (my favorite part!) that let you try out their different photobooths (extra useful since some photobooths had more pros/cons than others, such as picture quality, or photo countdown was way too fast, etc)... Those companies that let you host makeup-beauty product- sex toy demonstrations at your home for bachelorette parties... So many different types of wedding vendors that you'd find useful for your wedding! Also, free stuff!!!!! Free stuff at every booth, and also there was a giveaway at the end of the fashion show! Gave away $50, $200, $500, $2000 gift cards/certificates to different venues... So if you're getting married, definitely come check out this bridal show for your different bridal needs! It's everything you need, all in one spot! Helpful tip: do create a brand new email for all your bridal needs bc the email you use to sign up for giveaways WILL get spammed.

From the owner: Bridal Shows, Inc. gives brides a one-stop shopping opportunity to plan their complete wedding in…read moreone weekend at one location! Come to the Dallas Bridal Show, we will have over 300 wedding businesses with everything to plan your dream wedding. Visit with the experts and get to know the latest wedding trends. We'll have fashion shows and entertainment on both days of the show & make sure you don't miss out on the door prizes and giveaways! The following events are produced by Bridal Shows, Inc.: Dallas Bridal Show™, Plano Bridal Show™, Fort Worth Bridal Show™, Allen Bridal Show, and Las Colinas Bridal Show.

We really enjoyed our 50th wedding anniversary celebration that Heather and Sam provided for us…read more They worked very professionally and kept us on top of things. They are very creative and very pleasant to work with. Many guests gave us compliments on the event and decor and told us how much they enjoyed this unique event. Thank you Heather and Sam for this joyous event. Dora and Richard Gonzales

It rained the morning of our wedding day. We planned to use the venue's outside ceremony location,…read morebut it was just too wet for some of our guests to walk that far. The venue had an alternative rainout location, but we weren't sure if it would be enough seating for our guests. Heather & Sam jumped into action immediately to rearrange the entire ceremony & reception to be under the covered facility. They were willing to do anything & everything to make our wedding as close to what we had originally planned. My biggest mistake was trying to do the decorations on my own! Time was running out & I needed to get dressed & I was still running around trying to make sure things were found that needed to be used for decorating. I worried for nothing! Heather, Sam & her staff took over completely & set up everything beautifully. I 100% recommend Life Events. They go above & beyond to make your dream come true (even in the worst situations). Heather will keep you calm & take care of all your wedding desires. Thank you, Heather & Sam.

Big D is always such a delight to work with - from the account management team (ES, your the best)…read moreto the installation team - it is always a pleasure working with this group. Would like to specifically mention Armando (and his team) with a recent event install - it isn't often you get to work with such a professional, thoughtful, and knowledgeable install team!

So cost effective, quality champagne flutes and pickup/ drop off is so easy. Bride doesn't need to…read morebe present which also helped.