Hello-
So I rescheduled my wedding from 5.22 to 7.17- and now afraid this means I will need to cancel/reduce again. Bridal/bachelorette cancelled....I see lots of discussions about whether to cancel but has anyone looked up different law. I noticed they included a force majeure clause for unforeseen closures...I live in IL and was looking up different laws but mostly everything I found was case by case. At this point we want to take the money and buy a home and throw a party next year.....Has anyone had any luck in this or gone a LEGAL route
Also- when I first reached out she said I could not get my deposit back of 6500- that it would be a credit and reading the fine print it looks like I will not get back everything we paid- $13,200- we have another payment coming up- which I will not pay and now I'm worried we will be out $13200
Contract:
f for any reason beyond its control, including but not limited to unforeseen power outages, strikes, labor disputes, accidents, government requisitions, restrictions or regulations on travel, commodities or supplies, acts of war, acts of God, or any other unforeseeable event or situation beyond the direct control of Operator, operator is unable to perform its duties and obligations under this agreement, such non-performance is excused and operator may terminate this agreement without further liability. Upon termination under this section, Operator agrees to fully transfer all payments/ deposits to a future event date or catering. In no event shall Operator be liable for any damages for any reason in any amount. Patron agrees that if Operator cancels or terminates this agreement for any reason beyond Operator's control, transfer of funds is the sole remedy. If and only if the possibility of relocation to another one of Operator’s sister event locations is available, Operator will give option to transfer event or date.
