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Event Venue Rental Contract Template

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Do you own or operate an event venue that others can rent or use for special events like weddings, meetings or social gatherings? Then the Event Venue Rental Contract Template is for you.

The Details
The Details

The Event Venue Rental Contract Template  addresses a variety of important issues venue owners needs to have in their venue rental contracts, including:

  • The rental fees and payment schedule
  • Security deposit and how it will be refunded
  • Use of vendors
  • Insurance requirements
  • Delivery, setup and pickup policies
  • Policies regarding the use of the venue
  • What happens if the event needs to be rescheduled
  • Termination of the Agreement
  • What happens if the venue is under construction or requires improvements
  • Liability for injuries taking place at the venue
  • And much more

What's Inside
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I saw many coaching agreements by other coaches, but I wanted something with the proper legal wording that would give me enough confidence to protect both me and my clients. [I]t gave me the confidence I needed to proceed with my business.
Tracy, Coach
Just received the signed contract back from my new client! It is a big, open-ended partnership & I feel so much better knowing that I've covered my you-know-what with them. Thank you a million times over for such an easy document to use.
Karen, Marketing Consultant
I did not want to pay an attorney hundreds/thousands of dollars to prepare a contract for me. I was happy that the template was so easy to use and that I was able to create a contract quickly. I have made minor modifications, but that agreement has already been used 16 times in the past 7 months!
Lynn, Wedding Planner
It was time for me to enlist more help to keep up with #allthethings in my business- I wanted to be sure to also protect my clients while I worked on scaling, so needed to get legal docs in place to do that.  There is SO much security in having a legal agreement- plus it's just the right thing to do. Nothing says I'm a legit business quite like an attorney drafted document.
Serena, Social Media Manager
I've been in business for a long time--too long to not have official, legal contracts. It was always on my list to do, but I just never took the time or made the investment to make it happen. Then a dreamy client asked for some changes to the project agreements I sent her, and I knew it was time to get official. I want to protect myself and my business, but even more so I want to make sure that my clients feel comfortable with the information and access they're giving me to their businesses.
Abby, Writer/Marketing Consultant