Charge Or Not

[Dukesy 0]

Do you charge to change the event date of a disco booking agreement?

 

 

[disco4hire 1]

Do you charge to change the event date of a disco booking agreement?

 

If the event was changing from a mid week to a weekend date I would charge extra, if it was the other way round I wouldn't

[McCardle 1]

Nope, i'm just glad that its a change of date rather than a change of mind. Several Weddings have already been moved to 2010 which were originally to be held this Summer and Autumn. Provided the venue and timescale is the same, I keep the originally agreed price.

 

The only exception to this rule, is if the booking is moved more than 12 months into the future, in which case there would be a small increase due to the fact that my prices increase on a linear basis to reflect inflation, predicted fuel costs and any other license fee's which may hit the industry in the future.

 

[Gary (GDK) 0]

On the most instances no.

If the venue is gonna be a different county, thats a different kettle of fish :)

[Norfolk DJ 0]

 

Depends when it took place and how much notice I was given.

[UKHero 0]

Nope, i'm just glad that its a change of date rather than a change of mind. Several Weddings have already been moved to 2010 which were originally to be held this Summer and Autumn. Provided the venue and timescale is the same, I keep the originally agreed price.

 

The only exception to this rule, is if the booking is moved more than 12 months into the future, in which case there would be a small increase due to the fact that my prices increase on a linear basis to reflect inflation, predicted fuel costs and any other license fee's which may hit the industry in the future.

 

Agree with the Big Mc

 

But would add that there might be an increase if it is moved say from non wedding season to main wedding season date, or if it were say a main night like NYE etc

 

Nik