Your photo booth contract needs a damage liability section, but your DJ contract does not. Instead of maintaining completely separate contracts, use optional sections that only appear for the right packages.
How Contract Terms Work
- Main terms: The base contract text that applies to all bookings (attached below the invoice on every booking).
- Optional sections: Additional terms that only appear when specific packages or add-ons are booked.
- Tokens: Placeholders like
{wedding_terms}that insert optional sections into your main contract.
Setting Up Multiple Contracts
First, decide whether you want standard terms that apply to all packages. If so, add those to the main terms section. Then create optional sections for package-specific clauses.
photobooth_terms).
Example Setup
An event company might structure their contracts like this:
- Main terms: General booking policies, cancellation terms, payment schedule
- DJ optional section: Music licensing, equipment setup requirements
- Photo booth optional section: Equipment damage liability, space requirements
- Wedding optional section: Timeline coordination, vendor meal requirements
When a client books a wedding DJ package, they see the main terms plus the DJ and wedding sections. A corporate photo booth booking shows main terms plus photo booth terms only.