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What is a Wedding Planner Agreement?

Generally, the primary purpose of creating a Wedding Planner Agreement is to document the agreed-upon terms connected to wedding planning. Making this essential contract may decrease the risk of potential disputes down the road. Unlike the other websites you may come across, there's more that Rocket Lawyer offers besides templates. In the event of nonpayment or any other problem, your Premium membership offers the optional benefit of Document Defense ® protection.

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