r had died. Other brides who were canceled on tell Local 4 that they were given different explanations - including a car accident and emergency surgery.

 Her dad passed away in 2021,  Boyer said.  The surgeries and things were not true because she was at the weddings on those dates, just not all of them. 

Soon after, Madison found a Facebook post from another bride describing a similar experience. She commented about her experience.

Then came a message: Eden claimed she was no longer the business owner and that a cease-and-desist had been filed.

Then, just a few days ago, a new post appeared on the Sip of Eden Facebook page - from another business claiming it had purchased Sip of Eden.

Boyer, a bride with a May 2027 wedding, saw that post - and read about another bride's experience.

 I reached out to get some understanding, some confidence about my own wedding,  Boyer said.

Boyer tells Local 4 that she believes she was blocked by text and on Facebook Messenger.

Meier says she still hasn't heard anything.

 What is wrong with you? Like what made you wake up one day and say,  You know what? I am just never going to show up to any of these weddings, and I am just going to keep taking all of their money,'  Meier said.

Local 4 reached out to Eden via email, text, call, and Instagram - specifically with the number she's communicated on with brides before.

Today, Local 4 went to what we believe is her house to ask if she planned to pay everyone back.

She didn't answer, and the number has been disconnected.

Local 4 asked the brides what they'd say to Eden.

 Just uphold your contract. Any vendor, period,  Boyer said.

Local 4 also reached out to Bartenders Elite LLC, which says they've acquired Sip of Eden, and received the response below.

 I have acquired the business Sip of Eden, and I will honor any contract that these brides have that were paid in full at no charge to me. Also any that have just paid a deposit I will cover them as well for the remaining balance,  he said.