Couples were stunned by the bankruptcy notice posted by the Art Factory in Paterson.
Some New Jersey couples are scrambling after a wedding venue shut down out of the blue, leaving them out thousands of dollars and needing to find a new place to tie the knot.
The studio is pointing the finger at their lender, Billy Procida, blaming him for the sudden closure. But in a statement to NBC New York, Procida said"This is the saddest thing I’ve ever seen. His accusations against me have all been debunked. And we’re victims just like the rest of them. I feel terrible for them. I feel terrible."The saga is now playing out in bankruptcy court, but wedding parties are caught in the middle. Nadolny said she has already paid $16,000.
Another couple, Anthony Segarra and his fiancée Nicoli Cuffie, had planned to get married at the Art Factory in December. But those plans have changed as well.
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