We were so excited to stay at this Airbnb. We stayed with a group of 8 for our wedding weekend. Prior to booking, I asked Candace if there may be a few guests who could stop by, and assured her there would be absolutely no parties or overnights. We let her know that we were there for our wedding and she booked us with no concerns raised. I took that to mean we were all good. As a bride, you'd think most would know there are people who help you get ready - your hair and makeup artist, your photographer, etc. Upon arrival, we were "greeted" by Declan, her husband, whom we had never communicated with before. They seemed to already be upset with us for forgetting to state our exact arrival time. That was completely my fault. I'd been super busy getting ready and that detail slipped my mind. I did notify her early that morning of our arrival time. However, we soon found out that wasn't the crux of his issue with us. When morning guests were brought up, he seemed to lose it and went off on a ten minute tirade (voice raised) about how this was never mentioned and the rules state no guests, that they had several cameras on the property, that maybe this wasn't the airbnb for us, that they'd been burned before and cops were called. He repeated himself over and over again. I tried my best to compose myself, apologized and told him I thought I was clear, to which he stated he had a paper trail. After talking with his wife, he said we should've known and some guests would be allowed the following morning between a set time frame and if we broke those rules we'd be asked to leave. I tell you, this is not the way you want to start your wedding weekend. Declan left us in such a negative state. My husband's father was supposed to come help him get ready as it was only women in our bridal party. He asked his dad to stay home, so we wouldn't have the cops called on us. We were uncomfortable the entire time we were there, but had no last minute alternatives. In my opinion, maybe they shouldn't rent to brides or grooms. Based on how Declan spoke to us, maybe he shouldn't Airbnb period. It was a nice place, but the communication was subpar and the hospitality was zero.