susuguimaraes

Unfortunately, my experience with Grupo Bisutti was not good at all! It was bad!!

To all brides (especially) who think and plan to get married, research the suppliers very well and don't be impressed by the (often misleading) advertising of larger groups, which "dominate the market" as is the case of Bisutti.

In addition to the dinner being poorly served in terms of quantity (all my guests complained a lot, and it was the biggest embarrassment of my life), the main course - a Boeuf Boirguignon French recipe of pot roast in wine - was replaced by a mincemeat. very simple meat with carrots! The Buffet attracts people with the exquisite cuisine of Julio Perinetto and then serves the guests poorly and even replaces the dishes in a simplistic way (we are talking about clumsy freelance waiters, bad tempered to the food itself - quantity and quality)! Be careful: they serve different dishes from those served on the day of the tasting! And the most "strange" thing is that days before my wedding (04/01/22) we were closing the staff meal, because this is also another item that is not in the contract and they only add the charge at the end, at which time you find out and you have to pay too, and in the description it said that my suppliers (photographer, band, advisor, etc.) would have served "meat mince". My advisor found it super strange, as he told me that at all events the same food that was served to the guests was also served to the suppliers and that he didn't understand the reason for the "different" treatment. Well... we talked to the producer and she said it was a system or typing error and said that she didn't even need to make the correction.

BUT I NEVER IMAGINED THAT THE MINCED MEAT DESCRIBED HERE WAS THE MAIN DISH TO BE SERVED AT MY WEDDING! The dish they call with a French name, signed by Julio Perinetto, was simply changed to mincemeat. That simple!

Bad experience. Disappointing! I do not recommend!

By the way, as a bride, I leave here my valuable tip of what worked for me (wedding dress, groom attire, photo and video, band, advice, choir, church decoration): look for smaller suppliers that handle each case, each wedding, each event as unique and special! The supplier who does everything in a "manual" and individualized way wins light years ahead of "giants" who only care about numbers and invent more and more mass production for weddings. A pity!