Wedding Vendor Contract Review
You've found a wedding vendor you love, you're ready to book, and then they send over a 12-page contract full of terms you're not entirely sure how to interpret.
I've been on the other side of wedding contracts for years, working as a wedding photographer, florist and planner, so I know how much information can be packed into those pages — and how easy it is to skim through them because you're just excited to get your vendor booked.
That's where I come in. I'll review your wedding vendor contract and help you understand what you're actually agreeing to before you sign. I'll point out terms that I think are worth paying attention to, flag anything that seems unclear or unusual, and give you a list of questions you may want to ask your vendor.
This service is designed for Toronto and GTA couples who are planning their own wedding and want a second set of experienced eyes on a vendor contract — without hiring a full-service wedding planner.
What's included
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A detailed review of one wedding vendor contract
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A plain-language overview of the key terms
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Things I'd recommend clarifying with your vendor
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Potential red flags or terms I'd pay particular attention to
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Questions you can take back to your vendor
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My perspective based on years of experience working in the wedding industry
A note about legal advice
I'm a wedding professional, not a lawyer. This service isn't legal advice or a legal opinion on your contract. I'm looking at your agreement from the perspective of someone who has spent years working with wedding vendors and couples, and helping you understand the practical wedding-related details worth paying attention to.
You shouldn't have to sign a contract you don't understand. I'm happy to help you make a little more sense of it before you do.