Frequently Asked Questions
Simply reach out to our team, providing us with your vision, and we will swiftly develop a plan that will transform your dreams into lasting memories.
Is it possible to change my date?
Absolutely, as long as you provide us with a minimum of 45 days’ notice, you can adjust your date up to two times without any additional charges.
Tell me more about your cancellation policy.
Any events rescheduled within 45 days of the original date will require full payment for perishable items. However, we always strive to collaborate with you.
How does the billing process work?
To secure your booking, we request a 50% down payment with the remaining 50% to be paid 24 hours prior to your event.
What is the process for managing guest invites?
Within our online guest management system, you’ll find a user-friendly “Invites” section. You can either manage it yourself or allow us to take care of it for you.
Can I receive a receipt for my order?
Absolutely! Feel free to reach out to our dedicated customer service team with your order number.
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About Sue Quam
Meet Sue Quam, a dedicated leader with four years on the Laguna Woods Village United Board, advocating for 9,000 residents and committed to enhancing our community through responsible governance.
About Sue Quam
I am Sue Quam, a dedicated leader with four years on the Laguna Woods Village United Board, advocating for 9,000 residents. My 30 years of government experience and a Master in Public Administration equip me to enhance our community through responsible governance and collaboration.
As a candidate for City Council, I aim to strengthen collaboration between Laguna Woods Village Boards and the City on critical issues like fire safety and shared responsibilities. I will advocate for using new cannabis tax revenue to expand services, improve traffic safety, and ensure the well-being of all residents, especially seniors and those with low incomes.