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Demand Letter to a Wedding or Event Vendor

They took the deposit and vanished, or ruined the day. Get your money back. (General information, not legal advice.)

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Event vendors who no-show or badly under-deliver leave a clear paper trail: contract, deposit, and what was promised.

Make the demand

Cite the contract, the deposit or total paid, what was promised vs. delivered, and a refund deadline. Attach the contract, receipts, and any proof of the service.

Escalate

If ignored, small claims (up to $10,000 in NYC) handles most of these, and a deceptive vendor can also draw a consumer-protection complaint.

FAQ

Can I get my deposit back if they no-showed?

Generally yes for a vendor who failed to perform. The contract terms and your proof drive it.

The contract says deposits are non-refundable?

A non-refundable clause doesn't protect a vendor who didn't perform. Demand it and, if needed, let a court decide.

How fast should they refund?

Give 10 to 14 days in writing.

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