VENUE HIRE AND MINIMUM SPEND Sample Clauses

VENUE HIRE AND MINIMUM SPEND. Full venue hire is payable together with your signed contract to secure your booking. This will give you exclusive use of the venue for your wedding. Venue Hire for Public Holidays – Please note that special rates and minimum requirements apply to Public Holidays. All rates quoted are inclusive of VAT. Dates Days Total minimum spent in Butterfly Blu incl Venue Hire 25 January to 23 March 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 48,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 90,000 8 April to 10 May 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 45,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 75,000 11 May to 9 June 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 25,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 50,000 8 July to 31 August 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 20,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 38,000 1 September to 15 September 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 40,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 70,000 1 October to 7 November 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 53,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 78,000 8 November to 14 December 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 58,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 85,000 Public holidays will incur an additional charge of R1 000.00 for additional staff costs. Butterfly Blu Restaurant seats approximately 150 people, depending on the size of the dance floor. A wedding ceremony can be conducted on the beach – This arrangement needs to be done by the client and for the clients additional cost. Client signature:
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VENUE HIRE AND MINIMUM SPEND. Full venue hire is payable together with your signed contract to secure your booking. This will give you exclusive use of the venue for your wedding. Venue Hire for Public Holidays – Please note that special rates and minimum requirements apply to Public Holidays. All rates quoted are inclusive of VAT. Dates Days Total minimum spent in Butterfly Blu incl Venue Hire 25 January to 23 March 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 48,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 90,000 8 April to 10 May 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 45,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 75,000 11 May to 9 June 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 25,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 50,000 8 July to 31 August 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 20,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 38,000 1 September to 15 September 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 40,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 70,000 1 October to 7 November 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 53,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 78,000 8 November to 14 December 2021 Mon - Thurs ZAR 10,000 ZAR 58,000 Fri - Sun ZAR 15,000 ZAR 85,000 Public holidays will incur an additional charge of R1 000.00 for additional staff costs. Butterfly Blu Restaurant seats approximately 150 people, depending on the size of the dance floor. Client signature: The deck area at Butterfly Blu is covered by a louvre system that is not 100% waterproof. Tables might have to be moved to avoid any leaks in the case of extreme weather conditions. Xxxxxxx Haven is a non-smoking venue, allocated smoking areas are available outside. Rights of admission reserved; this decision will be at the manager’s discretion. All back of house are out of bounds to the clients and their guests. Butterfly Blu Restaurant do not offer or supply the following: Butterfly Blu Restaurant do not offer decorative plates, and this should be arranged with your wedding co-ordinator of choice. Butterfly Blu’s Restaurant’s serving dishes will be kept in the kitchen during the wedding and will be used to serve the starters, mains and desserts on. Xxxxxxx Haven do not supply decorative materials and their staff do not assist in setting up the décor for the venue, and we recommend that you should ask assistance to form your Decorative Company of Choice. We do not assist in setting up the wedding ceremony and this should also be arranged with the Wedding Coordinator of your choice. We do not supply chairs for the wedding ceremony and a Decorative Company or Supplier needs to be contacted. If the ceremony is going to be on the beach or on the grass area...
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