Florida brides are out $6,000+ after their venue went bankrupt — and most couples skip the fix
Getting married is usually one of the most exciting moments of a couple’s life. But for Victoria Houston, planning her dream wedding suddenly became a financial nightmare. The Florida bride-to-be had already paid more than $6,300 to lock down her September wedding date at Red Me
Getting married is usually one of the most exciting moments of a couple’s life. But for Victoria Houston, planning her dream wedding suddenly became a financial nightmare.
The Florida bride-to-be had already paid more than $6,300 to lock down her September wedding date at Red Mesa Events in downtown St. Petersburg when she got the news that the venue had suddenly closed its doors.
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Now, Houston is out thousands of dollars and scrambling to find another venue.
“Our deposit was $6,300 and some change,” Houston told Tampa Bay 28 (1). “At this point, we don’t know if we’re going to be getting that money back.”
The closure came after Red Mesa Cantina’s parent company filed for bankruptcy, citing a combination of economic pressures (1), including lingering post-pandemic challenges, hurricane-related disruptions and a slowdown in traffic in downtown St. Petersburg.
