I will legally binding event planning contract as a US attorney

Yes. I am Chase T. Wyatt, Esq., an active, licensed US Attorney (Bar #351750). I apply real legal analysis to ensure your event contracts are legally binding and professionally formatted.

Yes. This is the #1 issue for event planners. I draft highly specific "non-refundable retainer" clauses and liquidated damages provisions that protect your income if a client cancels at the last minute.

Absolutely. I include robust Force Majeure clauses covering extreme weather, pandemics, venue closures, and government shutdowns so you are not held liable for events outside your control.

Yes. Wedding planning requires very specific clauses regarding emotional clients, guest behavior, and timeline changes. I tailor the contract specifically for the wedding industry.

Yes. Corporate events require different language focusing on corporate liability, intellectual property, and vendor management. I can draft a B2B Master Service Agreement for corporate planners.

Yes. If you own a barn, hall, or corporate venue, I will draft a rental agreement that includes strict property damage waivers, alcohol/liquor liability clauses, and security requirements.

Yes. I draft these contracts using general US contract law principles, and I will include a "Governing Law" clause specifying that any disputes will be handled in your specific state and county.

If you hire third-party florists, DJs, or caterers, you need a contract between YOU and THEM to ensure they show up on time and hold you harmless if they make a mistake. I offer this in my Gig Extras.

Yes! I draft these agreements as master templates. You will be able to fill in the client's name, the event date, and the pricing for every new client you book without needing to hire a lawyer again.

I deliver all contracts in an editable Microsoft Word document (.docx) so you can easily input client details, adjust pricing, and upload it to your CRM or digital signature software (like HoneyBook or Dubsado).