What BM-360 is
A celebrant's price book, job list, and invoicing, covering ceremony packages, planning and legal work, and keepsakes.
A standard wedding ceremony and a small elopement should not be quoted from the same standard rate. Price by ceremony type, with a deposit, from one book.
Every ceremony, its own package
A standard wedding ceremony and an elopement package both sit in the same price book, so couples see the right price for the ceremony they actually want.
A celebrant's price book, job list, and invoicing, covering ceremony packages, planning and legal work, and keepsakes.
Scope a new enquiry after the first meeting. Set your travel and Saturday surcharge pricing from the office desktop.
NOIM and legal paperwork support is its own line, so couples see what is included beyond the ceremony itself.
Your week
Celebrant enquiries need a clear ceremony type confirmed before the price makes sense.
A couple enquires about "a celebrant", gets a rough standard-rate quote, and an elopement or vow renewal only gets priced correctly later.
The enquiry lands on your job list, priced from the book with a deposit, whether it is a standard ceremony or an elopement.
Weddings, vow renewals, and naming days sit on the same list, and the invoice matches the ceremony agreed.
Price book
Ceremony packages, planning and legal support, and keepsakes are already listed with a starting price and a deposit requirement. Reprice any line in setup.
Other business types
Each type has its own jobs and prices. If Celebrant is close but not quite right, try another in this group, or see all business types.
Bridal bouquets, ceremony, and reception florals with package and add-on pricing.
Full planning, partial planning, and day-of coordination packages.
Wedding and event DJ packages with ceremony, reception, and lighting add-ons.
A ceremony styling package and a full day of ceremony and reception styling should not be quoted from the same flat rate. Price by scope, with a deposit, from one book.
Wedding and celebration cakes with tier and guest-count aware pricing.
A wedding gown hire and a bridesmaid's alterations should not be quoted from the same flat "bridal" rate. Price by garment and by fitting, from one book.
A backyard birthday needing a few tables and a full wedding hire package needing a marquee should not both be quoted the same way. Price by package, with delivery, from one book.
Canapé, buffet, and plated menus for weddings and corporate events.
A full wedding venue package and a corporate day hire should not be quoted from the same generic room-hire rate. Price by package, with a deposit, from one book.
A weekly family meal prep plan and a per-head dinner party should not both be quoted from the same flat guess. Price the regular plan, and the one-off event, from one book.