You got paid in full by the client. That's all that counts. What happens at the wedding doesn't matter, as long as the guests don't get too drunk and damage the venue. How long will their marriage last? Umm...
As a person who has been in the events industry for 10 years, I find this to be very unprofessional from the venue space. To stalk (then openly admit you're stalking them) is creepy, then have a go at them for going on a holiday. What clients do in their own time is none of the venue's business. Plus, like any business, there would be a standard procedure for follow-ups and cancellation clauses. If the clients don't respond and lose their bond/deposit, that's their choice, not yours. As long as the T&Cs are clearly outlined and everything is in writing, there is a severe overreaction from the venue staff taking it so personally. This is assuming the venue staff have been longer than 1 month on the job. That said, the way the client reacts is by acting very entitled. I belive there are ways to deal with clients like this.
I'm with the woman getting married. No way you cancel my wedding A WEEK BEFORE and send me an invoice. No way. And anything you see on my social is non of your business thank you very much. What is this, court?
they're not responsible for your lack of care, they have checkpoints and deadlines to meet. Also the can absolutely use your social media if you're lying through your teeth, it's legality.
"We have been overseas"
Oh, I guess email does not work over there, but social media does?
sending an invoice always gets them to respond
Like to see part 2 ..... What was in the contract terms and what exactly they able to pull off?
You got paid in full by the client. That's all that counts. What happens at the wedding doesn't matter, as long as the guests don't get too drunk and damage the venue. How long will their marriage last? Umm...
Not paid in full, only paid a deposit per the video.
This is a snarky and almost hateful way to address someone. Unprofessional.
As a person who has been in the events industry for 10 years, I find this to be very unprofessional from the venue space. To stalk (then openly admit you're stalking them) is creepy, then have a go at them for going on a holiday. What clients do in their own time is none of the venue's business. Plus, like any business, there would be a standard procedure for follow-ups and cancellation clauses. If the clients don't respond and lose their bond/deposit, that's their choice, not yours. As long as the T&Cs are clearly outlined and everything is in writing, there is a severe overreaction from the venue staff taking it so personally. This is assuming the venue staff have been longer than 1 month on the job. That said, the way the client reacts is by acting very entitled. I belive there are ways to deal with clients like this.
I'm with the woman getting married. No way you cancel my wedding A WEEK BEFORE and send me an invoice. No way. And anything you see on my social is non of your business thank you very much. What is this, court?
they're not responsible for your lack of care, they have checkpoints and deadlines to meet. Also the can absolutely use your social media if you're lying through your teeth, it's legality.