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Oh man! I would show up to the bridal show and put her on the spot! I would probably stand next to her all day and tell brides not to even waste their time. Or maybe stop each bride after they visit her to tell them to just throw the info away.
I would make her internet life a living hell until a deposit was returned to me.
@Miss Tattoo: You & I may just be siblings... because I would do the same thing!
@FutureMrs.M: If you are planning to discourage folks from using her, make sure you have your signed contract in hand. That way you have proof that corresponds with your story.
And you definetly should contact the promoter of the show, and show them all your paperwork. I am sure they will ask her about the situation and possible even ask her not to promote at the show.
Good luck!
@Miss Tattoo: So exactly what I would do! The nerve of that woman, how horrible!
@Miss Tattoo: THIS!
I'm a spiteful bitch so I would do everything humanly possible to make sure that she pays for what she's done. Like Tattoo said, I would set up camp right infront of her table and hand out flyers with my story on it. Good luck booking any clients after that you wench!
@Miss Tattoo: OH HELL YES!
Seriously I would even make a shirt saying "Sweet Scoop Candy Catering & Favors STOLE MY MONEY!!!!"
Hand out your own flyers against her!
@tranquility: and @CaitMarae ha ha ha ha! Yes! Flyers! I would seriously take out a loan just so that I could set up a booth right next to hers to hand out flyers and t-shirts!
@UpstateCait: I'm a spiteful bitch so... haha i love you
I would recommend calling any venues that they may have a contract with too.
Thanks for letting me know! I'm doing a wedding in Atlanta and this type of info is helpful. It's also good to let the bridal show know too.
I agree. I would go to the bridal show and stand right by her table and let people know what they are getting into. Wow people are so shady and getting more creative, kinda scary to think about.
OMG...can't believe how many no-show vendors are out there these days. What is their excuse? With the economy the way it is these days and they are still behaving badly?
Sad to hear this honey, and thanks for the update...
I read the post regarding Heather being a no-show. I don't know what the situation was with you, but I do know that Heather was referred to me with very high recommendations for an over-the-top event we held in Atlanta (August, 2011). I was from another State, didn't know much about Heather personally, but I was quite impressed with her professionalism and she was straight forward in all dicussions. She showed up as scheduled, returned calls promptly and the candy buffet was beautifully displayed. Everyone attending the event was quite impressed with her work. Heather exceeded our expectations and we definitely plan on utilizing her services in the future and will also give her great recommendations.
Oh wow. I wouldn't want to be the bride that booked her! I would definitely do anything I could to prevent other brides from being screwed over. :( Sorry you have to deal with this lady!
@TheLionQueen: I had no problems with Heather and perhaps others wn't either. Your incidence may have been an isolated one.
@vhacavweary: that's possible. But when a vendor messes up like this even once, it's pretty hard to trust them for any other wedding. There is no room for mess ups on the most important day of a girl's life! I'm glad you had a good experience, we all understand it and are happy for you. We appreciate your feedback. But, this post is about the OP trying to vent and explain an issue she had with a vendor. Just because you did not have the issue does not make it okay to invalidate her problem. This is her post, so no postjacking! :) Thanks dear!
So as long as she shows up to YOUR event it's okay to steal other brides money? I would never, ever give someone my business that stole from another bride. It doesnt matter if it's only "one, isolated event". This Heather is a thief,a scumbag, and a terrible businesswoman. She STOLE this girls money, but you are okay with that, and will continue to do business with her?? You better not complain or act surprised when she steals your money next time you book her...
does she have a FB page for her "new" company? If so you should post your story on it. I'm sure she will delete it when she sees it, but hopefullt atleast a few people might read it before she does!
@vhacavweary: i def smell a fake page here! who creates a wedding bee post to only post on a bad vendor report? sound like heather has found the bee to me!
@FutureMrs.M: my best friend is getting married next year and was thinking about contacting this company and i showed her this and she told EVERYONE she knew! the best thing is to get the word out! We dont want this woman burning another bride!
@vhacavweary: "one, isolated event" when the vendor never showed up shoud have been a "one refunded event" there is no excuse not to honor the contract especially when you add vendor is a no show. A refund is in order! This woman deserves to have customers question her ethic.
woow... thats harsh.
I have to agree withe everyon here. This problem would have been easily solved if the vendor have refunded the customer's money. Since she disconnected all forms of commuications without any other way to contact her smells like a scam. Have you tried reporting her to the BBB (Better Business Breau) This way it would be documented and anybody would be able to search it up. I hope everything gets resolved for you!
@ FutureMrs.M,
I'm so sorry to hear of your situation. I just looked up this vendor and found their FB site. I became very angry reading what did not happen for your wedding and would do the same thing! Put this woman on the spot but have all your documentation ready as proof (bring copies and not the originals!). Regardless if someone here had a great experience with this woman, that does not erase her awful and illegal behavior with you. Hope you get your money back or at least some sort of closure. Karma exists!
So sad to hear about your experience- Had to laugh at vhacavweary- such an obvious sockpuppet! lol.
I looked at some photos on the company's facebook page, some of the candy labels aren't even spelled correctly. Now that's good advertising for yourself...
@vhacavweary fake much?
@FutureMrs.M I would definitely go to the show and confront her.
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Hello Again Bees,
I posted about this after my wedding in March but I'm posting again because my No-Show Vendor is at it again. I received an e-mail today that my No-Show Vendor - Heather Norwood aka Heather Jackson aka Peachy Treats aka Scoops Atlanta has now started a new company...
She is now operating a company called Sweet Scoop Candy Catering & Favors in Atlanta, GA and will be at the Georgia Bridal Show at the end of this month. I am astounded that she has started ANOTHER company after stealing my deposit, creating websites and taking them down, disconnecting her e-mail and phone and never showing up at my wedding.
I have still never gotten a response from her or received my deposit back. I'm writing because I would hate for another Bride to go through what I went through with her. I have tried contacting her again and I'm going to contact the Georgia Bridal Show to let them know about the Vendor they are promoting. I never realized that it was so easy to create multiple companies.
I'll post again if I ever get this resolved. In the mean time, please be careful with your Vendors. I thought having a contract, e-mail address, phone number and website was enough to make someone a reputable vendor and unfortunately it was not.