Quiet Cannon — Attraction in Montebello

Marina Ayala is the sole purpose for this 1 star review. I'm not even sure were to begin, but with the enthusiasm that Marina carries with her, I think she should be working at the snack bar selling hot dogs. Ideally, someone only gets married once. But the information we had to DRAG out of her, versus her just telling us the programs and the ins and outs, was unbelievable. This was my wedding day and I was always so excited to see what came next, until Marina (who by the way never even cared to get to know me or my wife's name after we'd spent OVER twenty thousand dollars) always gave us the impression we were bothering her. It was lie after lie with this lady and I asked my wife why are we even bothering to deal with this woman? She told me because she picked up the phone. There is MAJOR construction going on all over that golf course, that Marina promised would be cleared up by the time we got married. She was so nonchalant when she said it, I knew she just sweeping it under the rug. With this "platinum package" we ordered, it was supposed to come with a cake. When we asked Marina about our cake she had a blank stare on her face and asked why we hadn't ordered it by now and told the bakery they would take care of it. First off, which bakery? Second off, HOW WOULD WE KNOW THAT WE NEED TO DO THIS?! Mind you we flew into town from Arizona to get married there, a little more information and just a slight bit of enthusiasm would've gone a long way. I realize it was us getting married, not her, but you would've thought we were one of her bill collectors, with how she treated us. Food came out well over an hour late and was colder than the night air in mid October in Los Angeles. Marina I hope you're reading this, because I know good and well it wasn't just me and my wife you treat this way. It's almost like because you didn't PERSONALLY know us, you didn't want to help us. And lastly, the day of our actual wedding, she handed us an envelope with all the wrong food tickets in there. Why? Because we were handed the wrong bag with the wedding party's name blasted over the front. She either didn't know, didn't care, or most likely never bothered to remember our names to begin with. If Marina Ayala answers the phone (easy to identify, you already sound like you're pissing her off as soon as she answers, and she'll expect you to know the answers to the questions you're asking her) when you call, don't hang up because it's a nice place, just ask to speak to someone else. She is just not a nice person, and I am convinced my wedding would have been much better, had she had the day off that day and...

Nestled in a setting of profound historical significance, the Quiet Cannon banquet hall exudes an undeniable charm that is further enriched by its adjacency to the Armenian Genocide Memorial. This juxtaposition of beauty and remembrance creates a truly exceptional atmosphere, one that resonates with a deep sense of cultural and historical awareness.

The allure of the Quiet Cannon banquet hall is palpable from the moment you step onto its grounds. The sprawling expanse of space is a testament to thoughtful design, offering a canvas upon which any event can be artfully brought to life. The meticulous attention to detail in both its interior and exterior spaces elevates the experience, ensuring that every corner is a tableau of elegance and sophistication.

As you gaze upon the stunning architecture and meticulously landscaped surroundings, your senses are gently guided towards the nearby Armenian Genocide Memorial. The symbiotic relationship between the banquet hall and the memorial is profound, creating a narrative that extends beyond aesthetics and into the realm of cultural reverence. The presence of the memorial casts a solemn yet uplifting aura, serving as a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit.

The Quiet Cannon banquet hall's proximity to the Memorial is a masterful stroke that transforms an already exquisite venue into a site of dual significance. It offers an opportunity for events not only to unfold within a stunning backdrop but also to be imbued with a deeper sense of purpose and connection. This remarkable interplay between beauty and history renders the Quiet Cannon banquet hall a true gem, an embodiment of grace that leaves an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to...

The Venue Is nice looking that is about it staff needs some work

While the venue was nice the service not so much. Starting with Marina I was hesistant because upon searching the reiviews her name kept popping up as being the main driver for the bad review and I agree. She was unorganized on all fronts after we signed the contract. I had to hound her to give payment and setup meeting times. She would schedule our appointment and when we showed up she either was not there or suprised to see us. We almost missed ordering our cae because she failed to tell us how or when to order. When we went to to the expo she failed to meet with us to ask if we had question or anything despite being 2 months out from the wedding. On top of that they over booked and moved our room 3 weeks before the wedding. on the day of the wedding no one was around on campus because of some fair it would have been nice to have some one around to ask questions with the $18,000 price tag I do not see much value in this venue as a wedding venue they need a better staff that is more attentive for something as serious as a wedding this place is probably more suited for banquets and other events not wedding...