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Large Event Spending Plan With a Hard Cap

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Plan costs and priorities with a cap.

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Help me plan the budget for a big event. Event type and size: [EVENT]. Total I'm willing to spend and where the money comes from: [BUDGET_AND_SOURCES]. Must-haves and nice-to-haves: [PRIORITIES]. Date and location: [DATE_LOCATION].

Create a budget table with categories, planned amounts as a percentage of the total (derived from my priorities, labelled as a starting point), vendor quote column, deposit due date, and balance due date. Include a contingency line that you size from my own tolerance for risk, not a rule of thumb. Provide a decision rule for cutting items when quotes exceed the plan, a timeline of payment dates, and contract checklist items to ask vendors about (cancellation, deposits, insurance), marking legal points [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION]. Remind me to avoid borrowing beyond what I can repay.

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Event: 40th birthday party, 40 guests, cap 2,400.
Priorities: food (high), music (medium), decorations (low).
Category | % | Amount | Quote | Deposit due
Venue | 25 | 600 | hall 580 | 1 May
Food | 40 | 960 | caterer 940 | 15 May
Music | 15 | 360 | DJ 350 | 1 May
Decor | 5 | 120 | - | -
Contingency (my tolerance 10%) | 10 | 240 | - | -
Cut order if quotes exceed: decor, then music hours, then dessert.
Contract check: cancellation terms, deposits. No borrowing beyond what you can repay.

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