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DO NOT -- I REPEAT - DO NOT trust these people connected to Litchfield's, the restaurant on site at the Wigwam. I married my childhood sweetheart on New Year's Day in our home. The Wigwam (Litchfield's) made us sign a contract to have our wedding dinner there, and then decided to close the restaurant for the day (New Year's Day) 36 HOURS before my wedding. There is no excuse for this. The very first thing we asked was whether the restaurant would be open for NY Day. The answer was a resounding "Yes" , next came the contract and this was months in advance. However, they had no problem ruining my wedding dinner. They shipped us off to Red's BAR & Grill for the dinner and the ambiance was in the negative category. They assured us it would be great. They did not decorate the table except to plop a poinsettia left over from Christmas in the middle. They used 3 of the 24 roses we bought them to decorate the cake and kept the rest. When we asked for them to be brought out, the manager brought the roses in the original plastic wrap and plopped them into a bucket on a side table - - UGH! It was unbelievably disappointing. It is so inappropriate to have a wedding dinner in a golf club bar, however we had no choice. No one offered to compensate us in any way. Bad show Wigwam -- you ruined my wedding dinner. PS - Then we stayed there on our wedding night in a boring, cold room overlooking the pool - nothing cozy about it. YUCK all over the place. This joint is good for conferences and that is it! Spend your money elsewhere....
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