Postponing or moving your date: staying flexible on a boat event
An event is sometimes planned months in advance, and the unexpected gives no warning. Knowing how to approach a change of date helps you protect your plans and limit complications.
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Read the terms before you sign
The conditions for changes and postponements vary from one provider to another. Ask at the quote stage what is possible, within what timeframes and under what conditions, so that you do not discover the rules at the last minute.
Give notice as early as possible
- Contact your point of contact straight away as soon as a doubt arises
- Suggest several alternative dates to make the search easier
- Let your other suppliers know (caterer, DJ, photographer)
Distinguish a personal setback from an onboard constraint
A postponement at your request and a change forced by a navigation constraint are not handled in the same way. Talk to the team to understand the situation and the solutions on offer.
Plan ahead to reduce the risk
Setting a fallback date when you book, choosing a boat that offers an indoor option and booking early all give you more room for manoeuvre if something changes.
Frequently asked questions
Is a deposit required?
Yes, a booking is generally confirmed by paying a deposit, with the balance settled before or after the event as agreed.
Does requesting a quote commit me to anything?
No, requesting a quote commits you to nothing: it simply gives you a priced proposal tailored to your plans.
Can I change the date or number of guests after booking?
In most cases, yes, subject to availability: let us know as soon as possible so that we can update your booking.
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