Signing a contract or written agreement . .
Contracts can be confusing at best - at worst they're an overwhelming jumble of jargon. But a service contract with a caterer, reception hall, florist or whomever, is meant to protect YOUR rights as much as the vendor or service provider.
Don't agree to a contract that is too vague. Lack of specificity leaves room for vendors to make changes or tack on extra costs.
Ask questions! And if you feel something has been left out, have the vendor write it in; both parties should initial the change.
Don't be pressured into signing on the spot.
Have a third party give it a glance. A wedding consultant or an attorney is ideal.
Keep in touch after you've signed and put down a deposit.
From Bridal Guide Magazine May/June 1999
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- Simple Seaside Ceremonies
- Get Married for $99 / Renew Your Marriage Vows for $99 The fee to officiate any type of ceremony, any day of the week is $99 The fee to officiate any type of ceremony on a holiday or holiday weekend is $99 There is a $1 per mile travel fee (one way) to any location that does not have a Venice, FL address. Yes, I will travel to Sarasota or Siesta Key or Boca Grande or Englewood or Nokomis or Osprey. There's nothing quite like getting married or renewing your wedding vows in paradise! Beach theme ceremonies, Christian Ceremonies, Interfaith Ceremonies, Non-religious Ceremonies, Romantic Ceremonies and Spiritual Ceremonies (mentions God). Yes, I have done many "short notice" ceremonies. In Florida, only ONE signature is required on the Marriage License, the officiant's signature. I have performed many "just the two of us" ceremonies.
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