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Sample Wedding Planning Contract

Here is Your Sample Wedding Planning Contract

You may want to keep a sample wedding planning consultant contract on hand to show and discuss with a potential client.

So they can browse it at home and make sure they understand what is covered. Also make sure you have a copy on your computer in your “forms” file, for future use.

Founded by Deborah McCoy, the American Academy of Wedding Professionals

Also before signing the contract, sit with the client and compare both. When the client is ready to sign the contract remember that any changes you make should be initialed by the client.

Make a copy of the amended contract for yourself and the client. Below is a sample contract, it is by no means definitive and you need to review any proposed contract with your attorney.




Sample Wedding Planning Contract
Your Company Name
Street Address
City, State, Zip Code
Email/Fax

Client Name______________________ Client Name_____________________
Street Address___________________ Street Address__________________
City, State, Zip Code______________ City, State, Zip Code_____________
Email____________________________ Email__________________________
Services Available
Arrange for ceremony site Y / N
Arrange for reception site Y / N
Book musician for ceremony Y / N
Book musicians for reception Y / N
Book caterer Y / N
Book bakery Y / N
Book stationer Y / N
Book photographer Y / N
Book florist Y / N
Book limousines Y / N
Reserve supplies Y / N
When the client and consultant have different choices for vendors, the client always wins.
Recommended
Client preferences
Ceremony Acme Wedding Chapel local synagogue
Reception local country club local country club
Ceremony music organist organist
Reception music DJ Joe DJ Joe
Caterer local country club local country club
Baking Fancy Cakes Fancy Cakes
Stationer Corner Stationers Corner Stationers
Florist Nancy’s Flowers Nancy’s Flowers
Photography Luxury Portraits Luxury Portraits
Extra Supplies BBB Rentals N / A
Name & address of ceremony site County Road, Anytown
Date & time 12pm Sun. Sept. 1, 20—
Name & address of reception site Country Club Rd., Anytown
Date & time 4pm Sun. Sept. 1, 20—
Fee schedule – based on percentage of budget or flat fee. A percentage_____ at contract signing, balance due one week before event. If the bride requests a different payment plan, make sure you include it in the contract as an addendum.

Cancellation of wedding no refunds given and cancellation of wedding planner services no refund. If a vendor cancels, every effort will be mad to find a replacement at your (the client’s) expense.
Signature Bride client Signature Groom
Date / time 00/00/00 Date / time 00/00/00
Amend Contract
Client agrees to pay $XXX.XX a month for X months and final payment is due 00/00/00.
Name Bride Name Groom
Date 00/00/00 Date 00/00/00



Founded by Deborah McCoy, the American Academy of Wedding Professionals is the country’s foremost authority on all aspects of wedding planning. For brides, aspiring wedding planners, and wedding professionals, the AAWP is your one-stop wedding resource. Don’t wait: Become a wedding planner!



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