What should be agreed when a wedding hall restricts outside caterers or decorators?
Confirm supplier restrictions, approved alternatives and every associated charge before hiring an outside caterer or decorator.
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Confirm supplier restrictions, approved alternatives and every associated charge before hiring an outside caterer or decorator.
Use the tasting to assess the dishes actually proposed and confirm how the same standard will be delivered at the event.
Record how the caterer converts the confirmed guest count into portions, including children, staff meals and any reserve.
Agree in writing whether outside food or drinks are permitted and which handling, cutting, serving or related charges apply.
Choose a gift within your means and the couple's expressed preferences; there is no single appropriate amount for every family.
Give cash discreetly to the intended recipient or an agreed collector, with enough identification to avoid confusion.
Make the group gift opt-in, let people choose their contribution privately and explain how the money will be used.
Respect a clear no-gifts request rather than assuming an expensive surprise is more considerate.
Ask before buying when size, compatibility, storage, duplication or personal taste could make the gift difficult to use.
Check the destination's electrical supply, plug, warranty coverage and transport requirements before gifting an appliance to a couple abroad.
A gift receipt gives the recipient useful purchase evidence and may support an exchange under the seller's stated policy.
Check expiry, booking availability, transferability and any costs the recipients must pay before choosing a voucher.