As the COVID rates raged, many of our guests were concerned about flying and we would have to fly too because my fiance has been temporarily transferred for work. He didn't want to travel. His parents also can't enter the United States now and would miss the wedding. We wanted to postpone our wedding for a second time, but the venue in Austin, TX refused. They said either continue with the wedding or cancel without a refund. Even the.medical director at my company was urging people not to travel and stay home. Now we've paid thousands of dollars for nothing. All our vendors except for the venue were willing to work with us. Does anyone have recommendations on how to get our hard earned money back? I was already sad to postpone once, but losing all that money makes it worse.
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