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CanceledWeddings.com video guides

Vides to help you understand how CanceledWeddings.com and Transfers work.

Written by Petr Ulrich

See the idea behind CanceledWeddings.com and how the platform helps Sellers, Buyers and Vendors turn existing event arrangements and prepaid value into a structured Transfer.

1. Why canceled plans can still have value

A short introduction to the idea behind CanceledWeddings.com: a change of plans does not necessarily mean that the value already created has to be lost.

2. What Is CanceledWeddings.com?

Plans change — but the value already created around an event does not always have to disappear.
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CanceledWeddings.com helps Sellers, Buyers and Vendors work through the structured transfer of existing bookings, contracts and transferable Vendor-issued Vouchers.

3. Buying a Canceled Wedding or Event Booking

A canceled event can create an opportunity for someone else to build on arrangements that have already been made and paid for.

4. How to Sell a Canceled Wedding or Event Booking

Selling a canceled event arrangement is different from simply posting it on social media or in a marketplace.

5. CanceledWeddings.com for Event Service Providers — Cancellations & Late Availability

CanceledWeddings.com gives event Vendors a structured way to participate when a client’s plans change — while remaining in control of their own service, terms, payments and approval of a replacement Buyer.
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Vendors can also use Late Availability to offer a specific open date that might otherwise go unused, without turning a time-sensitive opportunity into their normal public pricing.
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The platform connects Sellers, Buyers and Vendors around clearly described opportunities while leaving the underlying Vendor relationship in the Vendor’s hands.

6. How CanceledWeddings.com Works

What happens to a wedding booking when plans change — but money has already been paid?

7. How a Transfer works on CanceledWeddings.com

See how a Transfer works in practice — from presenting an opportunity and reviewing the deal, through an Offer and the DealRoom, to Vendor involvement and completion of the Transfer.

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