Get a Wedding Planner Contract in Writing
It never happened if it is not in writing. Your wedding planner contract should result in many written contracts to protect yourself. Smart people planning their weddings make sure the details are in writing. Your wedding planning journey is incomplete without written wedding planner contracts for everything from your reception venue, photographer, wedding cake, and more.
It is not enough to like the vendor you meet, and it doesn’t matter if you like them. It is unimportant if it is a well know company of good standing. It never happened without a written, signed and binding contract. Without anything in writing as proof, just think of all the wasted effort you put in. Keep in mind that a written wedding planner contract not only protects the consumer, it also protects the vendor. It’s good for all involved.
There are so many details that have to be done for your wedding that it is impossible to keep it all in your head. It’s no use having all your requests in your notepad unless they make it into the final legal written wedding planner contract.
Due to a scheduling conflict you may arrive to find that the reception room is not accessible for a another 4 hours. Even worse, you find that the time of your reception is not noted in the wedding planner contract. You are not covered because you permitted such crucial details to be left out of the contract. You may discover that the cook substituted the pork with chicken.
The details above are only a couple of examples to show you how important it is to include details in your wedding planner contract. Include it all in the contract and assume nothing. Even if you think it is trivial to worry about such details, include it all in the wedding planner contract to protect yourself.
Unless you comprehend it, getting a written wedding planner contract is useless. That means you have to carefully read it. You may ask a wedding planner or an attorney to go over it with you to make sure you are not missing anything important. Read the wedding planner contract first and don’t be pressured into signing it before you do so. Do not sign anything if you are being too pressured, just walk away.
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