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Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Top Ten Things Every Bride Should Know

#9 - Some vendors are not licensed to operate. (Verify that your vendor team is licensed to operate.—caterers, bakers, limo/transportation.)

*Ask to see licensing and certification from any vendor. Ask them: "What kind of licensing and certification do you have? May I see them please?"
(Verify that the license and/or certificate is valid and not expired.)

* Caterers (including bakeries) are required to have a valid health permit. They must be operating from a permitted food establishment, NOT a private residence.

*Food Licensing: You can contact Environmental Management Department, based on the county the vendor's facility is located. They will provide you with recent food inspection reports for said vendor. (For example: Sacramento County lists their detailed Food Inspection Reports at: www.emd.saccounty.net/ .)

* Included in this licensing issue would be employee background checks and requirements.
"What kind of background check to you require your employees to undergo?" (An example of this would be a transportation company employing someone with a history of drinking and driving.)
"Do you require your employees to complete any certification/licensing classes?"

* Check with the Better Businesses Bureau to make sure that no complaints have been filed against your vendor. (Know that anyone can file a complaint, so be sure to ask the vendor's side of the story regarding said complaint.)

1 comment:

The Firecracker said...

This is a REALLY important tip. Definetely check with the BBB. Had I done this I wouldn't have had my wedding dress mishap. I would have known that the BBB had already received a number of complaints against the store.