REHEARSAL DINNER Sample Clauses

REHEARSAL DINNER. Rehearsal Dinners are permitted to be held in the Banks Waterfront or The Glasserie under a separate agreement. Discounts may apply for Customers contracting with The Banks for their main Reception Venue. Initials:
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REHEARSAL DINNER. Rehearsal Dinners are permitted to be held in the Rathskeller, Ballroom or Pavilion (if available) under separate agreement. Discounts may apply for Customers contracting with Waters Edge for their main Reception Venue.
REHEARSAL DINNER. Rehearsal dinners are available. Limited to a max of 60 people. Dinners are limited to 5 hours. Insurance for guests, vendors, subcontractors must be on file.
REHEARSAL DINNER a. Client is responsible for all food, beverages, and clean up following the rehearsal dinner.
REHEARSAL DINNER. Rehearsal dinners are permitted to be held in the Rehearsal Hall (if available) under separate agreement. Discounts may apply for Customers contracting with the MAC for their main Reception Venue.
REHEARSAL DINNER. Friday evening begins with lite Hors d’oeuvres provided by Xxxx. The evening dinner menu will be determined in advance and includes entrée, appropriate sides, breads, salads, desserts, coffee, tea and fountain drinks. Xxxx does not sell adult beverages; however we will provide set-ups, glasses, etc. for your convenience. Grounds Preparation: The wedding party may begin decoration of Xxxx grounds at noon Friday. Certain items may be brought prior to this time/day upon approval. Wedding Event Caterer: It is the caterer/wedding party’s responsibility to remove all food related trash to dumpsters prior to departure after Saturday evening activities. All warming containers, serving apparatuses, tables, etc. are to be furnished by caterer. Xxxx’s grounds are to be restored to condition as it was found. All trash and food items from kitchen area are to be removed prior to departure. A nominal clean fee will be assessed if trash remains after departure. Tara’s tables and chairs from conference center and dining hall may not be used for outside seating, serving, dining, etc. Xxxx does not rent tables, chairs, etc. Rented tents, tables and chairs may be placed in designated areas around the grounds. Delivery and removal is the responsibility of wedding party. If delivery, set-up and removal is being contracted from a rental company, then we request all items be removed by afternoon of the following Monday. Music is welcome for the event and is not provided by Xxxx. Electrical power is available in several locations. Security: Xxxx will provide security beginning one hour prior to Saturday’s wedding until evening festivities end or as they wind down. In the past this service has been performed by an off-duty deputy sheriff(s) who are knowledgeable in handling unruly or unpleasant circumstances. This fee will be included in Xxxx wedding event pricing. Xxxx grounds and surrounding area: Other than the immediate drive-way, Tara’s surrounding roads/fields are off limits to all vehicle travel. No four- wheelers or ATV’s of any type will be allowed. Also, the levee is not a public road. Fishing – Skeet. Although fishing behind lodge is permitted, we ask that all fish caught are “catch and release.” Attendees are to provide all fishing gear and bait. Public ramps are available at Eagle Lake. Skeet is also available at Xxxx with a one week prior notice. Certain conditions apply. An additional fee of $12 per person, per round will be accessed. Xxxx does not provide
REHEARSAL DINNER. If the Event is a rehearsal dinner on a Friday night, Renter may have access to the Premises at noon the immediately preceding Thursday at no additional charge, so long as there is not an event scheduled for that Thursday evening. To take advantage of early access, Renter must inform The Cedars at booking of its intent to access the Premises early.
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REHEARSAL DINNER. Rehearsal Dinners are permitted to be held at the grounds of the Hayden Cabin (if available) under separate agreement, and separate fee. Discounts may apply for Clients contracting with the Southern Mono Historical Society for their main reception site.

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