Ceremony Deposit by PayPal
A non-refundable "earnest fee" (also known as a deposit) should be paid when the wedding date is confirmed by the couple with me. I will turn down other weddings for that time and date if we confirm the date with this fee. Otherwise, I may accept another wedding for that date. This fee will be applied to the total costs and is not in addition to them. I will send a receipt for your deposit by email. Request a receipt by postal mail also, if you wish.
Send a check (or use PayPal - see below) made out to "Tom Webster" to reserve your date and send it to:
4949 Winnetka Ave N
New Hope, MN 55428
The remaining balance of the fees should be paid at the beginning of the rehearsal (if there is a rehearsal on a day other than the wedding) or when I arrive before the service. This helps all parties to avoid an awkward moment later. Many couples prefer to send me a check a couple weeks in advance to get it out of the way so they can have less to be concerned about on the day of the wedding or rehearsal.
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Instead of sending a check, you can send your deposit or wedding officiating service payment to me by PayPal. PayPal is a great system for moving funds from one person to another with good documentation and security. You use your bank account or credit card to transfer money into and out of your PayPal account.
My PayPal BUSINESS ACCOUNT - tomwebster@pastoralministries.net.
If you do not have a PayPal account but would like to use a credit card email me and I will send you an invoice by return email.
The deposit for a $225.00 wedding is $100.00.
The deposit for a $325 wedding it's $150.00.
My PayPal BUSINESS ACCOUNT - tomwebster@pastoralministries.net.
