Operational Policies

Clear Rules for Predictable Event Delivery

These policies keep scheduling, vendor movement, safety, and event outcomes consistent for every booking block.

Booking & Time Policy

All halls follow a pre-agreed booking timeline.
Extension follows the same commercial terms, subject to slot availability.
Block start and end times are pre-confirmed in writing.
Late close impacts the next slot and may attract operational charges.

Vendor Operations Policy

Outside catering and decor vendors are permitted.
Vendor load-in windows must be pre-scheduled with the operations desk.
Power-heavy installations must be declared during planning.
Cleanup responsibility follows agreed handover checkpoints.

Venue Conduct Policy

Veloria operates as a non-alcohol venue.
Guest movement must follow designated entry and service zones.
Sound levels must remain compliant with local time restrictions.
Any structural rigging requires advance approval.

Commercial Policy

Commercial terms are shared by the booking desk with no compulsory package lock-in.
Commercial terms are finalized before slot lock.
Refund and rescheduling terms are shared during confirmation.
All communication is centralized through the booking desk.

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Quick Answers

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What policy topics should hosts review before payment?

Hosts should review booking, cancellation, timing, and operational policy terms before confirmation.

Are policy terms important for event planning timelines?

Yes. Policy clarity reduces risk during date changes, vendor alignment, and final schedule locking.

Can the booking desk explain policy points?

Yes. The team can clarify policy details in context of your event brief before payment decisions.