If you’re an event planner, you know how many painstaking hours it takes to make sure every single detail of your clients’ event is just right. But sometimes, despite your best efforts, a client thinks you should be responsible for something that you never had intentions of being responsible for. The Event Planner Client Agreement is essential for anyone who plans, designs, and executes weddings or other events, answering questions like:
How will my clients know exactly what services they are paying me for?
How can I make sure my event planning clients and I are on the same page when it comes to when they need to pay, or what happens if they have to cancel?
What happens if the size of the event dramatically changes during the planning process?
Using an Event Planner Client Agreement can help you and your clients stay on the same page before the big day.
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