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Juniper632
Beginner April 2022 South West London

Asking for a refund if you are rebooking the wedding

Juniper632, 16 November, 2020 at 17:11 Posted on Planning 0 2

Hi everyone

We have had to rebook our wedding for a second time due to Covid. It was originally April 2020, then changed to April 2021, now moving again to April 2022.

We had paid off the full cost of the wedding back in March which was somewhere in the region of £16,000 - the venue are currently holding this money.

We're a little bit uncomfortable with them holding this amount of our money until April 2022 and would much rather they cancelled, refunded us and allowed us to begin paying again as if it were a new wedding.

We're emailed them about it and I have had a missed call from them today, haven't had time to call back yet but I'm worried are going to be funny about it as they haven't just responded to the email saying it's fine.

Do you think this is a reasoable thing to ask a venue to do? We obviously don't want their business to struggle but they are a huge fancy venue and I get the feeling the owners of it are extremely wealthy, so I think it's unlikely they will "go under" if they refund us our money and just hold a normal deposit.

Has anyone had a similar issue? What did you do?


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Latest activity by Ben, 7 May, 2021 at 14:07
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    RomanticBrownStationery29719 ·
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    Just wait and see what they say. They might wanna keep some amount as deposit and also this might cause them to do it as a new contract so they might not honour the original price quoted for 2020. So as weddings in 2022 will likely be very popular I would expect quite a significant price increase. So maybe see if it's worth doing that if you are 100% sure that this is the venue you wanna get married at. Good luck
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    They are already bumping it up to their 2022 price unfortunately which will add around £2000 compared to 2020 (sigh!) So we’d much rather have a new contract and start afresh as well be paying the same either way - just don’t know if we are entitled to ask for the money back in the meantime.
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