not only is the space gorgeous, but michelle and team were a pleasure to work with! they were so kind, helpful and flexible through multiple reschedules (covid wedding) and very straightforward with us. you will be so glad you had your wedding at the loft at 132!!!!

As a former event planner, attendee of *one of the* early shutdown weddings, and as someone who is planning a wedding myself, I 100% would NOT recommend this venue to anyone who wants their guests to have a fun time and enjoy themselves.

To start, looking at any and all reviews that include ANY negative feedback, the venue's responses are childish, defensive, and condescending. Even if I had not attended one of the TWO *confirmed* weddings that were shut down early, I would not consider this venue simply based on the retaliation that is visible throughout these reviews.

The wedding that I attended was cut short due to what the owners thought were overly intoxicated guests and a wet dance floor. This can happen at a wedding, sure, but the issue here is that no concerns/warnings were ever given to the bride, groom, day-of coordinator, or anyone else who was in attendance for the matter. The owners simply showed up, cut off the bar, and started berating guests.

As a former event planner and restaurant manager, I know when things get out of hand, when you need to excuse a guest, or when you need to pause - clean something up - and continue the evening. Majority of venues are capable of handling these scenarios with a proper warning, grace, and professionalism that keeps the event running smoothly without causing a scene - considering this is their livelihood after all. The owners here did not handle themselves professionally and every guest I spoke to felt awful for the bar staff who deserved another hour+ of tips.

As someone who is planning a wedding myself, I have asked 5+ venues in the area how they handle intoxicated guests or a wet dance floor and they were completely astounded at the way this venue handled themselves that evening. A venue is built to handle wedding crowds that are there to ENJOY themselves and have a memorable evening - not be harassed by the owners and have their venue cut short.

The one star, negative review, and warning to people honestly comes down to the fact that you own a venue to host events - large events that people enjoy themselves at and where alcohol is present --- if something goes wrong and you feel like you need to intervene, you do so in a way that does not disrupt the evening, or potentially ruin a once in a lifetime day for people. These owners obviously do not understand that.