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Flowers by Dallas Dallas McConahay Fraud. Ruining my Daughter's Wedding day Internet

20th of Sep, 2011 by User695282

My daughter was married at the Library Galleria in Sacramento on September 16, 2011, and had chosen Dallas McConahay, of Flowers by Dallas, as her florist, based on a recommendation. She put in a purchase order and gave Dallas a check for the majority of the $825 bill.

The wedding bouquet for my daughter was to be Deep purple hydrangeas, and the 6 bridesmaids were to have bouquets of white roses. The Groomsmen were to have boutonniers of purple hydrangeas. There were supposed to be 4 wristlet coursages for the mother of the bride and groom, as well as the grandmothers. There were supposed to be table arrangements for 8 tables, made up of large deep purple hydrangeas in 4 inch glass square vases with clear rocks and a ribbon on each vase.

The flowers were supposed to be delivered to the setting at 2:30 PM. Unfortunately, the nonreturned phone calls started shortly there after. At 3:30 PM, Dallas arrived with the flowers and a bad attitude. The bridesmaids did not get their bouquets of white roses, but bouquets of half dead purple and white hydrangeas. One of the bouquets had a ribbon on it that was covered with blood. Also, he never brought my daughters bouquet. One of the bridesmaids called a local florist to quickly make up a wedding bouquet, sent the limousine driver across town to pick up the bouquet, and one of the groomsmen put the new $90 bill on his credit card. The floral arrangements for the tables at the reception also were not what was paid for. The 4 inch glass vases were actually all different sizes and colors. There were no clear stones and no ribbons, and again the flowers were half dead. My friend/ coordinator told him that he needed to wait until I got there to meet with him, and he sneaked away without saying anything.

We have left numerous calls and emails for him, and he has not returned any messages. I am going to file a complaint also with the Division of Consumer Affairs, as well as the Better Business Bureau.

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