What is the difference between hall rental, a per-head package and a minimum-spend venue booking?
Hall rental charges for using the space; a per-head package links charges to an agreed guest basis; a minimum spend sets a payment floor.
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Hall rental charges for using the space; a per-head package links charges to an agreed guest basis; a minimum spend sets a payment floor.
State when suppliers may enter, when guests may arrive, when the programme must end and when the venue must be handed back.
Check capacity using the actual seating, stage, serving areas and clear exit routes, not the venue's largest advertised number.
Compare quotations only after each lists the room, hours, guest basis, food, staff, facilities, taxes and optional extras.
Confirm the person's authority directly with the venue through independently obtained contact details before transferring a deposit.
A venue agreement should explain cancellation deadlines, deductions, postponement options and what happens if the venue cannot provide the booking.
Agree extra-hour rates, cleaning responsibilities and security-deposit deductions before the event, including who may authorise additional work.
Check how simultaneous events share entrances, parking, washrooms, kitchens, sound and emergency routes before booking.
Put promised facilities into the dated quotation or contract and attach the agreed layout or photographs where helpful.
Compare the proposed room with the confirmed booking and ask the venue for a written explanation and available options before agreeing.
Confirm supplier restrictions, approved alternatives and every associated charge before hiring an outside caterer or decorator.
Check the current rule with the relevant provincial or local authority and ask the venue how it applies to your date and location.