Reservation & Refund Policy

Effective date: September 19, 2026.

US$10 founding reservation

The US$10 founding reservation is refundable. It does not create a subscription and does not obligate you to purchase the full course.

If you later enroll in the founding program using the same purchase email, an eligible paid reservation is credited toward the US$197 founding tuition, leaving US$187 due at enrollment.

Full-course 14-day money-back guarantee

A full-course purchaser may request a full refund within 14 calendar days of the full-course purchase date. The request must be submitted through the refund request form using the email address used at checkout.

If you paid the full US$197 at enrollment, a qualifying refund returns that course payment. If you previously paid a US$10 founding reservation and then paid the remaining US$187 at enrollment, a qualifying course refund covers both payments for a total of US$197, provided the reservation had not already been refunded.

After 14 days

After the 14-day guarantee period, course purchases are generally final except where a refund is required by applicable law or where we choose to make an exception.

Effect of a course refund

When a full-course refund is issued, course access ends. Active student sessions are revoked, and any Wedding Planner Method certificate associated with the refunded enrollment is revoked.

Reservation-only refunds

If you reserved but do not enroll, you may request a refund of the US$10 reservation. If the program is cancelled rather than opened for founding enrollment, reservation holders remain eligible for a refund.

A reservation that has already been credited toward an active course enrollment is treated as part of that tuition rather than as a separate unused reservation.

Processing

Approved refunds are returned to the original payment method where supported by Stripe. Once issued, the time required for the refund to appear depends on Stripe, the card network and your financial institution.

Submitting a request does not itself issue a refund; the payment record is reviewed before processing.

This policy does not limit any non-waivable consumer rights that apply under applicable law.