4 Exit Clauses Every Wedding Venue Needs To Protect Itself From Nightmare Clients [FREE]
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Most venue contracts cover the date, the hours, and the house rules. Very few say what happens when a client crosses a line.
This free guide gives you four exit clauses written by a wedding attorney, with sample language you can add to your own venue agreement. You’ll learn how to:
- Refuse requests that break the law, your permits, or your venue rules
- End the agreement when a client, their guests, or their vendors are abusive or damage your property
- Release your date and rebook it when a client stops paying
- Exit a bad-fit client relationship with fair notice
Made for wedding venues.
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When you purchase this contract, it is for your exclusive use only for one business. This means that you cannot share, resell, or redistribute the contract to others, whether for free or for a fee. The contract is designed to protect your business and may only be used by one business. If you have a colleague or business partner who also needs a contract, they must purchase their own copy. Additionally, any customization made to the contract should only be for your business and must not be shared with others.