Can venue change pricing?

Read the fine print of your contract. Look for something about how "prices are subject to change without notice"

I would double check that your contract doesn't mention employment as a condition for that discount.

If it's not written that he needs to maintain employment with the company they can't change a contract.

I would start by looking very carefully at the contract wording. My venue has a clause that says they may back out of a contract. This is so they are not responsible for hosting our wedding if the venue burns down. But, like you, we got a sizable employee discount, and I'm pretty sure the venue would charge us if my fiancé quit.

So, start with looking carefully at the contract and go from there.

Thanks everyone! It's not like we couldn't afford it if they took it away, I just want to be prepared from a what's legal standpoint if we decide to move forward

Read the contract, however my other concern would be him leaving and still using the venue. I personally would be afraid of how my wedding would run or the service that would be provided. Sometimes ending relationships can cause issues if not done properly.

Read your contract carefully. I also agree with @MissWtoMrsH I'd be concerned that they'd be too bitter and make everything go wrong the day of. Best wishes!

This is the only thing in my contract regarding pricing

I just realized you can't read that. It just says "the above prices, conditions, and specifications are hereby accepted"

I would be more concerned about the service you would get on the day of your wedding if your FH was to quit. Given that your wedding is less than a year away I would probably tell him to stick it out even if it's just for piece of mind that none spills wine on you or doesn't season your dinners properly.

I'd be more concerned about the quality of service than the contract. If he is leaving in good terms (ex. Found an amazing opportunity they could never offer him) that is one thing. Anything else though I'd be very concerned

I am pretty sure they would not give him an employee discount if he was no longer an employee. Also, would there be awkwardness? If he leaves, will they still be happy to host your wedding and give good service?

I'm actually not super concerned about the wedding running smoothly. This is the top company in the area and they take their business very seriously, regardless. And it's not technically and employee discount. Not all of their properties offer it, his boss who is part owner of this property gave us special pricing. It doesn't show a discount on our contract, it shows the price that they're giving to us for.

I feel like based on what you've said so far they wouldn't change it. They'd sure look like asses if they did. Does it say anything about them being able to cancel on their terms?

@madelyn nope! I read it three times this morning. The only thing it says regarding price is the thing I previously posted.

Plus, it's not like he's leaving tomorrow. He hasn't even applied anywhere yet. We're just trying to be prepared.

Does it states "employee discount " if so, if he's no longer an employee he no longer may qualify for the discount

@che no it does not say anything about employee discount

They definitely should honor the pricing agreed upon in the contract, but just make sure