Chef’s Delight Bridal Demo

My fiancé and I received a message saying that we had won a set of dishes, a honeymoon trip, and gift cards for wedding rings and glasses when we were at the Wedding Conference. To claim this prize, we were invited to a hotel for a "Chef's Delight Culinary Demonstration." In the end, it turned out to be a complete scam. We wasted 2 hours of our time, during which they tried to sell us a $3,000 set of dishes. We didn’t receive any prizes, except for three discount coupons for cheap rings and glasses, with a $25 and $35 shipping fee for each item. We feel completely deceived.

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It has been years now since I can remember. I think it is and engravable with your names and dates. It could be crystal at the same time.

View quoted message Do you know what the champagne flutes are made of? Is it just glass?

I mean you can go check it out and see what they have to offer and see how you feel about it

I'm definitely a go-with-your-gut person as well as "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is" person. Chef's delight was definitely one of those things that set off that response in me.

If you do go, keep in mind there may be a catch to the "free" vacation.

I got a call from them and it sounded like a too good to be true situation. She mentioned free swag just for coming to a cooking show and I immediately thought it sounded scetchy.


The date didn't work for our schedule so we politely declined.

Chefs Delight is just a way of luring engaged couples to come out for a demo evening of their cooking and baking sets. The trip is available based on the higher end packages. They also give out to everyone as a gift for showing up, 2 gifts that are champagne glasses (shipping paid by you), and wedding bands of your choice. If you feel you need to attend this event, do so. If not, don't go and save the trouble for 90 minutes of your time.

I think this was the place that kept calling me for 6 months ....and I had to block their number.


Were they at a bridal show?