It's really a hotel room for three days and two nights, but they have places all over the country like Vegas, some Florida beaches and lots of others, I don't remember the others because Vegas and the beaches were the destinations that interested me. Neither travel nor food were included. But hey, it's a free hotel stay! If you pick a place you can drive to, it makes for a cheap weekend getaway. At the presentation that I was at, there were only a few. It depends on how many people are available at the times that they have open. Also, there were a few that said they were going to be there, but didn't show. As far as if you should go, that is up to you. It was worth it to us to go.

Too funny!  I got the same call from the "Tiffany".  I decided to google the number and found these response.  Thanks for making the posts so I would not have to waste my time and energy on a scam.  :)

I knew it sounded too good to be true.  Tiffany just called me too.  She told me that she was with Bridal Showcase, but when I asked her where I could read more info about the contest and prizes, and she told me to goto todaysbride.com.  That site also doesn't exist.  There's a todaysbrideonline.com out of Ohio, but I'm in Ga.  There's also a todaysbride.net and .ca (canada).  Glad I found this site!  Thanks for the update, Jen.

Are you going? I got the call too and am supposed to go Saturday 4/25. I knew it was too good to be true. Has anyone used the voucher? I can be strong and not buy anything, but it the voucher isn't worth it then I don't awnt to fool with it.

I went to this presentation back in Washington state about two years ago. My fiance and I actually bought cookware. To the tune of 2,000. Best cookware we ever bought. We were given a free vacation that we never used and it expired. So it's not a scam, and if you plan on going away for your honeymoon somewhere local or sometime in the next year it is completely worth it.