Get Florist Wedding Contract

This guide offers clear instructions on completing the Florist Wedding Contract online, ensuring that you understand each component of the document. By following these steps, you can efficiently fill out your contract while ensuring all details are accurately captured.

Follow the steps to fill out the Florist Wedding Contract online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Florist Wedding Contract and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by entering the date of the agreement in the designated field.
3. Provide your name as the Bride and the name of the Florist (Two Little Buds) as stated in the contract.
4. Review the terms of the contract, especially regarding the non-refundable deposit of $100 to hold your wedding date. Confirm your understanding by acknowledging that this deposit is forfeited if the wedding is canceled or if you no longer require the services.
5. Fill in any details related to the wedding order, including specific requests related to flowers and arrangements.
6. Note the applicable delivery and setup fees which are calculated as 15% of the pre-tax total and ensure you understand any extra service fees that may apply.
7. Make a note of the requirement to inform the Florist of any changes to your order at least 2 weeks before the wedding date, as well as the policy on additional purchases after this deadline.
8. Ensure all payment details are correct, as payment in full is required at least 2 weeks before your wedding. Indicate your preferred payment method (cash, check, or credit card) and understand the implications of a returned check fee.
9. If you are renting items, record any rental agreements including the $200 security deposit and commitment to return items by the specified date.
10. Communicate your preferences for flower colors and varieties while acknowledging that substitutions may occur due to availability. Make sure you are comfortable with the florist's discretion in these situations.
11. Understand the cancellation policy. If you need to cancel, make sure you are aware of the refund terms and the importance of communicating any extenuating circumstances.
12. Finally, review all entered information and sign the contract by providing your printed name and the date to confirm your understanding and agreement to the terms.

Complete your Florist Wedding Contract online today and ensure your special day is beautifully planned!