When booking your church for your ceremony do you usually have to put a deposit right away? If so, what is usual ammount?
OctoberPrincess2006
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We did not have to put a deposit down at the church, but I don't know if every church does this.
FrogGirl0917
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My church didn't require a deposit, but I can't speak for every church
MattandTricia07
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we didn't put any money down
AllJoy
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We were told we have to pay the entire amount at the rehearsal.
CL122705
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I had to give $25.00
citycrab705
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i didn't have to put a deposit down but i'm in bklyn
ahall04
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We did not have to put anything down at all.
ahall04
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I think they tend to be extremely trustworthy at most churches!!
ali120206
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We were told we have to pay the entire amount at the rehearsal.
Us as well.
klingklang77
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Posted by AllJoy
We were told we have to pay the entire amount at the rehearsal.
Us as well.
same here. and they want seperate checks for the organists and the suggested 'donation' to the church.
donegal419
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You usually give your donation on the evening of your rehearsal. if you have a separate fee for the organist, that can be given at the rehearsal (if they are present for that) or the day of. PreCana is usually paid at the first pre cana session.
kris15198
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We didn't have to put a deposit, the money is due at the rehearsal
beautyq115
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A deposit...I have never heard of that!
My advice is not to tell them if you have looked at reception places before booking the date...they do not like that!
donegal419
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Deposit is the wrong word... I would say it's a 'donation' or a 'tithe' to the church. it doesn't hold your date as a deposit with a hall or a vendor would.
ewickens
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My church required a $250 deposit.
patticakes
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Posted by AllJoy
We were told we have to pay the entire amount at the rehearsal.
