What is a Booking Fee?
A booking fee relates to the common practice of charging extra money when you’re booking a vacation, buying tickets for a concert or show, or even buying an airline ticket. Not all hotels charge a booking fee, particularly if you book online, but many cruise ships do, and numerous travel agencies, including many online ones, may add a booking fee when you buy tickets, vacation packages or reserve hotel rooms. Most ticketing agencies charge booking fees for obtaining tickets to events, plays and concerts, which can usually only be avoided by buying tickets at the door of such an event. Yet, you usually can’t get same day tickets if an event is popular, so people are willing to pay the extra fees. Some booking fees aren’t terribly expensive. You might spend $10-20 US Dollars (USD) to pay a booking fee on a flight. Other companies charge booking fees that represent a percentage of the total cost. However in recent years, people in the UK have been shocked to find that such fees for buying
The booking fee shows your interest in wanting to breed your mare to our stallion. Once the booking fee is received, it reserves a spot in the stallions book for your mare. The fee helps to cover the cost of preparing and sending out all necessary paperwork involved with the breeding. The booking fee is non-refundable.
A booking fee is the initial payment a Celebrant requires in order to confirm your chosen date and time. In most cases, this fee is non-refundable and covers the time and administration costs incurred in lodging your Notice of Intended Marriage form and providing relevant resources. Remember to ask your Celebrant about their terms and conditions.
A booking fee is paid BEFORE breeding to guarantee and hold a spot for your mare. We can only breed a certain amount of mares per year, and the booking fee will make sure that your mare is one of them. For example, if your mare does not take, and needs to come back again, we’ll make sure there is room for her.
