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What Is Refundable and What Is Non-Refundable for a Destination Wedding?
Refund policies vary by resort, but most wedding package deposits are non-refundable, while room block deposits are often refundable under certain conditions.
Wedding Package:
Initial deposit is typically non-refundable once paid
Some resorts allow full refunds if canceled 6+ months before the wedding
Policies vary depending on the resort and package
Room Block:
Initial deposit is often refundable while confirming minimum rooms
Once contracts are finalized, full cancellation may incur penalties
Reduction deadlines allow adjustments without penalty
Because terms differ across resorts, reviewing cancellation policies carefully is essential.
Key Takeaway:
Wedding deposits are usually non-refundable, but room blocks offer more flexibility. Timing and contract terms determine what you can recover.
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