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The Contract – Covers You Covers Me! Too often brides and grooms, ok mainly brides, are so excited to find wedding vendors and venues they fall in love with that they sign contracts without fully understanding what they are getting into. Asymmetrical Rouched Bodice in A lline Short Knee length Skirt Hot Sell 2011 Bridesmaid Dress. Vendor contracts are designed to keep everyone involved on the same page. They outline the services provided by the DJ, Florist, or Reception Hall, in addition to what your responsibility is as the client (payment schedules, meals for vendors, etc). Contracts come in all forms, from proper “English” to more common American language, so if there is something you don’t understand get it clarified! Remember, your choice vendors want to make you happy, so don’t be afraid to ask questions! Contracts & Agreements. Cash, Check or Charge. “How will you be paying for it? Cash, check or charge?” is an extremely familiar phrase to us whenever we are shopping. So, when shopping through the perfect vendor’s contract, make sure to spend some time in the “payment” section. Here you will find all the necessities to ensure your vendor shows up on the day of your wedding.

Because your wedding is a major expense, it is only natural that you know how much you’ll be dishing out in order to stick to your wedding budget. Things to look for: 1. Base cost for products or services 2. Schedule for payments (when are you expected to make each installment) A line Short Knee length Skirt 2011 Wholesale Cheap Navy Blue Bridesmaid Dress. 3. Who are you paying (where do you send the check and who is it made out to) 4. What methods of payment are accepted (cash, personal check, cashier’s check, or credit card) 5. Late Payments (what are the late payment penalties) 6. Retainers and Deposits (if you cancel, is your retainer or deposit refundable)

Budget- “You can have it your way”. Many years ago, Burger King was famous for this slogan. “You can have it your way!” was Burger Kings’ terms of service for their clients who walked through the door looking for a meal. Likewise, your caterer, florist, and photographer will have terms of service included in their contracts as well. You wedding date, the time frame for their services (how many hours), and vendor expectations are all things to pay attention to when reading through your service terms. Elegant Flying Designs 2011 Custom Made Cheap Bridesmaid Dress. Helpful hint! before committing any “timing” services with your day-of vendors, make sure you’ve clarified and know time specifics for you venue. You don’t want you photographers 8 hour shift to start 2 hours before the venue will allow him in to photograph the location, or you will end up missing precious photos at the end of the night.

Terms of Service. You’re Just a Call Away. You must, let me repeat, MUST be diligent to gather all the phone numbers and emails for your vendors. In your contract, the best contact numbers should be listed. And when booking services, like your limousine, make sure to request the name and phone number of your drive be provided prior to your wedding day. In the case of DJ services, they often work with numerous DJs, so make sure your preferred DJ is listed in your contract for your wedding date, so you don’t end up with one of his/her associates instead. Contact-The most important thing to remember is to get everything that is important to you in writing in the contract. Make sure that both you and the vendor are comfortable with the terms, services, A line Floor length Skirt Hot Sell 2011 Bridesmaid Dress, and agreements of the contract, to avoid any last minute surprises. Finally, any changes or modifications made on the contract should be done in writing not verbally.