Terms & Conditions

Last updated: 13 October 2026

These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) govern the services provided by WhatAboutThe LTD (“we”, “us”, “our”), a company registered in England and Wales under company number 13438932.

These Terms apply to clients (“Client”, “you”, “your”) engaging WhatAboutThe LTD for creative, technical, entertainment, consultancy, equipment hire and related services, including those provided under our trading brands.

By accepting a quotation or proposal, confirming a booking, or commissioning services, you agree to the applicable Terms, provided they have been made available to you before the agreement is concluded.

Where a written proposal or separately agreed contract specifies different arrangements, those arrangements take precedence over these Terms.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts any statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable consumer rights.

1. Services Overview

WhatAboutThe LTD provides creative, technical and entertainment services, including:

• Graphic design, branding, artwork and print production.

• Website design, development, hosting and maintenance.

• DJ bookings for hospitality, weddings, private and corporate events.

• Music consultancy, production and playlist curation.

• Audio, visual and lighting equipment hire.

• Event production, technical support, props and installations.

• Equipment sourcing, procurement and related consultancy.

Services may be provided directly by WhatAboutThe LTD or through suitably qualified employees, subcontractors and trusted creative professionals.

The precise services, deliverables, equipment, timings and charges will be confirmed in the relevant quotation, proposal, booking confirmation or invoice.

2. General Booking & Payment Terms

2.1 Quotations & Acceptance

Unless otherwise stated, quotations remain valid for three (3) months from the date of issue.

Quotations are based on the information supplied by the Client and may be revised where requirements, costs, availability or circumstances materially change before acceptance.

A booking or project becomes contractually binding once the quotation has been accepted in writing and any required deposit has been received, unless alternative arrangements are agreed in writing.

2.2 Deposits & Advance Payments

Deposits may be required to reserve dates, allocate resources, purchase materials or commence work.

The applicable deposit amount and payment deadline will be stated in the quotation or proposal.

Deposits are ordinarily retained against reasonable costs and losses arising from cancellation, subject to the relevant cancellation provisions and applicable law. A deposit described as non-refundable does not remove statutory rights or permit disproportionate cancellation charges.

2.3 Final Balances & Payment Methods

Payment deadlines are specified in the relevant proposal or invoice.

Payments may be made by bank transfer (BACS), supported online payment methods or an agreed scheduled payment plan.

Alternative payment arrangements must be confirmed in writing before the relevant payment deadline.

2.4 Late Payments

For business-to-business transactions, WhatAboutThe LTD reserves the right to claim statutory interest, fixed compensation and reasonable recovery costs where permitted under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998.

Where invoices remain unpaid, we may suspend further work, withhold deliverables or decline additional bookings, subject to reasonable notice, the relevant contractual arrangements and applicable law.

2.5 Changes to Scope

Any work, equipment, services or expenses outside the agreed quotation may be subject to additional charges.

Where reasonably practicable, such charges will be quoted and approved before the additional work is undertaken.

2.6 VAT & Expenses

Prices will clearly state whether VAT is included or excluded, where applicable.

Travel, accommodation, parking, tolls, specialist equipment, additional staffing and other expenses may be charged separately where identified in the quotation or subsequently agreed.

3. Intellectual Property & Creative Work

3.1 Website Content

Unless otherwise stated, the content, branding, designs, artwork, written material and other intellectual property appearing on WhatAboutThe LTD websites belong to WhatAboutThe LTD or the relevant rights holders.

Content must not be reproduced, distributed or commercially exploited without appropriate permission.

3.2 Client Projects

Unless otherwise agreed in writing:

• Intellectual property in original creative work remains with WhatAboutThe LTD until all relevant invoices have been paid.

• Upon full payment, the Client receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the approved final deliverables for the purposes agreed within the project scope.

• Transfer of copyright or exclusive ownership must be expressly agreed in writing.

• Editable source files, working documents, project files, templates and development assets remain the property of WhatAboutThe LTD unless explicitly included in the agreed deliverables.

3.3 Third-Party Assets

Stock photography, fonts, plugins, software, music and other third-party assets remain subject to their respective licensing conditions.

The Client is responsible for complying with applicable licence restrictions where these assets are supplied or transferred for continued use.

3.4 Portfolio & Promotional Use

Unless confidentiality arrangements or other restrictions have been agreed, WhatAboutThe LTD may display completed creative work in portfolios, websites, social media, presentations and promotional materials.

Any use of identifiable personal imagery or other personal data will be subject to applicable data protection law and appropriate permissions.

Confidential information will not knowingly be disclosed through promotional material without authorisation.

4. Design, Branding & Website Development

4.1 Project Scope

All design and development work is based on the deliverables and requirements specified in the agreed quotation.

The Client is responsible for providing required content, feedback, approvals, credentials and access within reasonable timescales.

4.2 Commencement & Payment

Unless otherwise agreed:

• A 50% deposit is required before work commences.

• The remaining 50% is payable upon completion and before release of final deliverables or transfer of agreed assets.

• Where the deposit is not received within seven (7) days of acceptance, the proposed commencement date may be revised.

If the Client cancels after work has commenced, reasonable charges may apply for work completed, committed third-party costs and other recoverable losses, with credit given for amounts already paid.

4.3 Revisions & Amendments

Quotations include the revisions expressly stated in the proposal.

Additional revisions, substantial changes of direction or requests outside the original scope may be quoted and charged separately.

4.4 Client Delays

Where a project is delayed by the Client for more than three (3) months, we may propose a revised timetable and quotation reflecting any changes in costs or requirements.

Where continued performance is impracticable, either party may seek to terminate the project in accordance with the agreed contract and applicable law.

4.5 Approvals & Final Deliverables

The Client is responsible for checking proofs, artwork, copy, technical requirements and final deliverables before approval.

Once approved, subsequent changes may incur additional charges.

We remain responsible for exercising reasonable care and skill in the provision of our services.

4.6 Printing & Physical Production

Where printing, fabrication or physical production is commissioned, reasonable manufacturing tolerances may apply to colour, finish, materials and dimensions.

Material changes or defects falling outside agreed specifications will be addressed in accordance with the Client’s contractual and statutory rights.

5. Website Hosting & Maintenance

5.1 Hosting Services

WhatAboutThe LTD may provide website hosting, maintenance, backups, security monitoring, software updates, performance optimisation, email hosting and related services.

The specific services included will be defined within the relevant package or agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, hosting and maintenance services operate on a recurring twelve (12) month term.

5.2 Renewal & Payment

Hosting and maintenance fees are payable in advance.

Renewal invoices will be issued before the relevant renewal date.

Failure to pay by the agreed deadline may result in suspension of the affected services following appropriate notice, except where immediate action is reasonably necessary to address security, misuse or other urgent risks.

Repeated late payment may constitute a material breach of contract.

5.3 Support Allowances

Where a hosting or maintenance package includes support time, the allowance is limited to the amount specified within that package.

Unused monthly support time does not carry forward unless expressly agreed.

Additional work, development, troubleshooting or support outside the agreed package may be quoted and charged separately.

5.4 Third-Party Services

Websites may depend on external providers, including hosting companies, domain registrars, software developers, plugins, themes, payment gateways, analytics platforms, email providers and cloud infrastructure.

WhatAboutThe LTD cannot guarantee the uninterrupted availability or continued compatibility of third-party services.

We will exercise reasonable care and skill in selecting, configuring and managing services within our agreed responsibilities.

5.5 Updates & Compatibility

Reasonable efforts will be made to maintain website software and related systems within the agreed service scope.

Updates, software conflicts, third-party changes and platform upgrades may occasionally cause compatibility issues or temporary interruptions.

Additional development required to resolve issues outside the agreed maintenance scope may be chargeable.

5.6 Backups & Data Retention

Backups may be provided as part of the agreed hosting package.

Unless otherwise specified, routine backups may be retained for up to thirty (30) days.

Although reasonable care will be taken in operating backup systems, recovery cannot be guaranteed in every circumstance.

Clients should maintain independent copies of business-critical information and original assets.

Personal data will be retained, returned or deleted in accordance with applicable data protection obligations and any relevant data processing agreement.

5.7 Security

WhatAboutThe LTD will implement reasonable security measures appropriate to the services provided.

No website or connected service can be guaranteed completely free from security threats.

Responsibility for a security incident will be determined according to the parties’ respective obligations, the circumstances of the incident and applicable law.

5.8 Domain Names

Unless otherwise agreed, the Client remains responsible for domain registration, renewal, ownership and associated registrar charges.

Where WhatAboutThe LTD manages domain settings on behalf of a Client, our responsibility is limited to the services expressly agreed.

Domain transfers, DNS changes and third-party integrations may require additional work and charges.

5.9 Suspension & Termination

WhatAboutThe LTD may suspend or terminate hosting, maintenance or related services where there is a material breach of contract, persistent non-payment, misuse, threatening behaviour, serious security risk or another legitimate contractual reason.

Where appropriate, the Client will be provided with written notice and a reasonable opportunity to remedy the issue.

We may also terminate an ongoing service relationship by providing thirty (30) days’ written notice, where permitted by the applicable agreement.

Where we terminate for convenience rather than Client breach, prepaid fees attributable to services not provided will be refunded proportionately.

5.10 Migration & Service Handover

Following notice of termination, the Client is responsible for arranging migration of websites, email accounts, databases, domains and related services.

Reasonable technical handover assistance may be provided and charged separately where outside the existing agreement.

Where practicable, the Client should arrange migration before the termination date.

Following termination, service data may be deleted after thirty (30) days, subject to legal retention obligations, applicable data protection requirements and any separately agreed arrangements.

5.11 Service Availability

Hosting and maintenance services may experience temporary interruptions caused by maintenance, updates, technical faults, security incidents or third-party service failures.

We do not provide a guaranteed uptime commitment unless expressly stated in a separate service level agreement.

Nothing in this provision removes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

6. DJ Bookings – Hospitality

6.1 Booking Arrangements

Hospitality DJ bookings may be arranged individually or through recurring weekly, monthly or rolling schedules.

The agreed fee, performance duration, equipment requirements and payment arrangements will be confirmed in writing.

6.2 Payment

Unless otherwise agreed, payment is required in advance of scheduled performances.

Alternative payment terms for established hospitality clients may be agreed in writing.

6.3 Client Cancellations

For confirmed hospitality bookings, the following standard refund arrangements apply where the booking has been paid in advance:

Notice Before Performance	Refund of Booking Fee
More than 4 weeks	50%
2–4 weeks	30%
1–2 weeks	20%
Less than 1 week	0%

These percentages are intended to reflect reserved availability, preparation and likely losses arising from cancellation. Any cancellation charge remains subject to applicable law, reasonable mitigation and the circumstances of the booking.

Where appropriate, cancellation charges may be reduced to reflect costs avoided or replacement work secured.

6.4 Performer Unavailability

Where a scheduled DJ becomes unavailable due to illness or unforeseen circumstances, WhatAboutThe LTD will make reasonable efforts to provide a suitably qualified replacement.

Where a suitable replacement cannot be arranged, the fee for the affected performance will be refunded.

6.5 Equipment Sourcing & Consultancy

Unless otherwise quoted, DJ booth consultancy, equipment sourcing, site visits, supplier liaison and procurement support are charged at £250 per day.

Third-party purchases, equipment hire, installation and associated expenses are charged separately.

6.6 Playlist & Additional Creative Services

Playlist creation, music programming and social media content may be provided as separate services.

Unless otherwise agreed, consultancy and creative support may be charged at £250 per day.

Where a recurring playlist management service is commissioned, reviews, updates, licence arrangements and any annual renewal charges will be confirmed in writing.

7. DJ Bookings – Weddings & Private Events

7.1 Booking Deposits

A 25% booking deposit is required to secure the agreed event date, unless otherwise stated in the proposal.

For bookings made within four (4) months of the event date, a 50% deposit is required, of which 25% of the total booking value represents the standard booking deposit.

Deposits are ordinarily retained where the Client cancels, subject to the cancellation provisions below and applicable consumer law.

7.2 Final Balance

The remaining balance is payable by the deadline specified in the agreed proposal.

Scheduled payment plans may be offered at no additional charge.

Any revised payment arrangements must be confirmed in writing.

7.3 Client Cancellations

Where a wedding or private event is cancelled by the Client, the following standard refund arrangements apply to the total booking fee:

Notice Before Event	Standard Refund
More than 4 months	50%
2–4 months	30%
1–2 months	20%
Less than 1 month	0%

These are standard cancellation provisions, not automatic penalties.

Any amount retained must be reasonable and proportionate to the losses arising from cancellation, including work already undertaken, committed expenditure and the likelihood of securing replacement work.

Amounts saved or reasonably recovered will be taken into account. Where applicable consumer law requires a different outcome, that law will take precedence.

Refunds will be calculated against amounts already paid, taking account of any lawful outstanding cancellation charges.

7.4 Postponements & Date Changes

Requests to postpone an event will be considered subject to availability.

Where the requested replacement date is available, we will endeavour to transfer the booking on mutually agreed terms.

Additional costs may apply where the new date, location, services or requirements materially differ from the original booking.

Where a transfer cannot be agreed, the cancellation provisions may apply.

7.5 Client Responsibilities

The Client is responsible for communicating relevant venue requirements, timings, access restrictions and event arrangements.

The Client must take reasonable steps to ensure that guests and attendees do not endanger performers, staff, contractors or equipment.

7.6 Conduct & Safety

WhatAboutThe LTD reserves the right to suspend or terminate a performance where staff or contractors are subjected to violence, threats, harassment, discriminatory behaviour, intimidation or persistent abuse.

Where safe and reasonably practicable, the Client will be given an opportunity to resolve the situation.

Immediate action may be taken where there is a serious or imminent safety risk.

Any refund entitlement will depend on the circumstances, services already provided and applicable law.

7.7 Equipment Protection

We may reposition, isolate or temporarily cease use of equipment where its continued operation presents a safety risk or a material risk of damage.

The Client may be responsible for reasonable repair or replacement costs where equipment is damaged through the actions or negligence of the Client, guests, attendees or persons under the Client’s control.

Charges will reflect reasonable repair costs or replacement with equivalent equipment, allowing for age and condition where appropriate.

7.8 Marketing & Portfolio Material

Creative work produced for weddings and private events may be displayed in portfolios and promotional material, subject to applicable permissions, confidentiality and data protection requirements.

Identifiable photographs or recordings of individuals will only be used where an appropriate lawful basis exists.

Clients may raise privacy or confidentiality concerns in writing before the event.

8. DJ Bookings – Corporate Events & Agencies

8.1 Booking Confirmation

A 25% booking deposit is required to secure the agreed event date unless alternative arrangements are confirmed in writing.

The deposit is ordinarily non-refundable upon Client cancellation, subject to reasonable loss, mitigation and applicable law.

A booking is confirmed once the quotation has been accepted and the required deposit received, unless otherwise agreed.

8.2 Payment Terms

Unless otherwise agreed, the remaining balance is payable no later than fourteen (14) days before the event.

For established corporate clients and event agencies, alternative payment terms may be arranged, including payment within fourteen (14) to thirty (30) days following the event.

Any such arrangements must be agreed in writing before the booking is confirmed.

Purchase orders can be accommodated where required. The Client must communicate purchasing requirements in advance, and any internal purchase order process does not automatically amend agreed payment deadlines.

Scheduled payment plans may also be arranged at no additional charge.

8.3 Client Cancellations

All cancellations must be communicated in writing.

The booking deposit will ordinarily be retained against costs and losses arising from cancellation.

Additional cancellation charges may apply where reasonable, taking account of:

• Notice provided before the event.

• Preparation and work already undertaken.

• Non-recoverable supplier, staffing and equipment costs.

• Loss of reserved availability and reasonably anticipated profit.

• Costs avoided and reasonable opportunities to mitigate losses.

Any cancellation charge will be assessed proportionately and will not exceed losses lawfully recoverable under the contract.

8.4 Postponements

Requests to postpone a corporate event will be considered subject to availability.

Where a replacement date can be accommodated, existing payments may be transferred by agreement.

Changes to the event date, location, scope or supplier requirements may result in additional charges, which will be confirmed in advance.

8.5 Event Requirements & Additional Services

Quotations are based on the agreed performance duration, equipment, staffing, venue, location and schedule.

Additional services or material changes may incur additional charges, including:

• Extended DJ performance hours.

• Additional sound, lighting or visual equipment.

• Additional technical personnel or performers.

• Earlier access, extended setup or delayed breakdown.

• Venue changes or revised travel requirements.

Any additional charges will be agreed before the relevant services are provided, where reasonably practicable.

8.6 Venue & Client Responsibilities

The Client is responsible for arranging suitable venue access, safe working conditions, adequate power and reasonable setup and breakdown periods.

Parking, loading arrangements, access restrictions and relevant venue requirements must be communicated in advance.

Unless otherwise agreed, the Client is responsible for obtaining permissions and licences required for the event.

8.7 Event Agencies & Third-Party Bookings

Where an agency engages WhatAboutThe LTD on behalf of an end client, the agency remains responsible for contractual payment obligations unless otherwise expressly agreed.

The agency is responsible for communicating relevant requirements and changes between the end client and WhatAboutThe LTD.

Alternative agency terms, including payment schedules and cancellation provisions, must be agreed in writing.

8.8 Safety, Conduct & Equipment

The safety, conduct and equipment protection provisions within Sections 7.6 and 7.7 also apply to corporate events.

9. Equipment Hire & Event Production

9.1 Scope

WhatAboutThe LTD may provide temporary hire of audio, lighting, visual, staging, furniture, props and related equipment.

Hire may be supplied as:

• Dry hire, where the Client takes possession and responsibility for operating the equipment.

• Staffed hire, where WhatAboutThe LTD provides delivery, setup, operation or technical supervision.

• Full event production, involving a combination of equipment, staffing and creative or technical services.

The applicable arrangement will be confirmed in the quotation.

9.2 Acceptance

By accepting a quotation, confirming a booking or taking possession of equipment, the Hirer agrees to the applicable hire terms.

9.3 Use & Care

The Hirer must ensure equipment is used safely, appropriately and in accordance with any instructions provided.

Dry-hire equipment must only be operated by suitably competent persons.

Any apparent defects, faults or damage must be reported promptly.

9.4 Responsibility for Equipment

For dry hire, the Hirer is responsible for reasonable safeguarding of equipment from handover until its agreed return.

For staffed hire, responsibility will be assessed according to the circumstances and the respective obligations of the parties.

The Hirer may be liable for loss or damage caused by misuse, negligence, breach of the hire agreement or persons for whom the Hirer is responsible.

9.5 Loss, Theft & Damage

Reasonable repair or replacement costs may be charged where equipment is lost, stolen or damaged in circumstances for which the Hirer is contractually responsible.

Replacement charges will reflect the reasonable cost of equivalent equipment, taking account of age, condition and any appropriate reduction in value.

The Hirer will not be responsible for loss caused by WhatAboutThe LTD’s negligence or other circumstances for which the Hirer is not legally liable.

9.6 Insurance

WhatAboutThe LTD maintains public liability insurance with a stated limit of £5 million.

This does not automatically provide insurance cover for equipment in the possession of a dry-hire customer.

The Hirer may be required to maintain suitable insurance where specified in the hire agreement.

9.7 Equipment Hire Cancellations

Cancellations within three (3) days of the agreed hire date may incur a cancellation charge of up to 100% of the quoted hire fee, where justified by reasonable recoverable losses and subject to applicable law.

9.8 Delivery, Setup & Collection

Delivery, installation, operation, dismantling and collection are included only where expressly stated in the quotation.

The Client must provide reasonable access and a suitable working environment.

Additional waiting time, failed delivery attempts or unanticipated access restrictions may incur reasonable additional charges.

9.9 Technical Failures

Where equipment supplied by WhatAboutThe LTD develops a fault, we will make reasonable efforts to repair, replace or provide an appropriate alternative.

Where services cannot be provided as agreed, any refund or other remedy will be determined according to the circumstances and applicable law.

10. Music Production, Playlist Curation & Consultancy

10.1 Scope

Music consultancy, playlist curation, production and related creative services will be delivered in accordance with the agreed brief.

Where services involve a specified number of revisions, updates or consultation sessions, these will be stated in the quotation.

10.2 Music Licensing

The provision of a playlist, recording, audio file or music recommendation does not automatically transfer copyright or grant public performance, broadcasting, reproduction or distribution rights.

The Client is responsible for obtaining any licences required for its intended use unless otherwise agreed in writing.

10.3 Digital Deliverables

Digital deliverables will be supplied in the agreed format.

Compatibility with third-party platforms, streaming services, devices or software cannot be guaranteed indefinitely.

10.4 Additional Work

Additional revisions, extended consultation, music sourcing or services outside the agreed scope may incur further charges.

11. Subcontractors & Third-Party Suppliers

WhatAboutThe LTD may engage suitably qualified subcontractors, DJs, designers, technicians, developers or other professionals to deliver agreed services.

We remain responsible for fulfilling our contractual obligations to the Client where subcontractors are engaged by us.

Where third-party suppliers are contracted directly by the Client, responsibility for their services remains subject to the separate agreement between the Client and the relevant supplier.

12. Events Beyond Reasonable Control

Neither party will be responsible for delays or failure to perform obligations caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, to the extent permitted by law.

Such circumstances may include severe weather, transport disruption, major power failures, government restrictions, widespread technical outages or other exceptional events.

The affected party must notify the other as soon as reasonably practicable and take reasonable steps to minimise disruption.

Where performance becomes impossible or substantially affected, the parties will seek to agree a reasonable alternative, postponement or settlement.

Refunds, costs and termination rights will be determined according to the circumstances, work already performed, recoverable expenditure and applicable law.

Ordinary foreseeable operational difficulties do not automatically excuse a failure to exercise reasonable care and skill.

13. Limitation of Liability

13.1 Reasonable Care & Skill

WhatAboutThe LTD will exercise reasonable care and skill in providing its services.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts liability for:

• Death or personal injury caused by negligence.

• Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

• Any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

• Applicable statutory consumer rights.

13.2 Business Clients

For business-to-business contracts, and subject to applicable law and any statutory reasonableness requirements, WhatAboutThe LTD will not be liable for indirect or consequential losses that are not reasonably foreseeable.

Any additional agreed limitation of liability will be specified in the relevant contract or proposal.

No exclusion or limitation will apply where it would be unlawful or unreasonable to do so.

13.3 Consumer Clients

Where the Client is acting as a consumer, liability and available remedies will be governed by applicable consumer protection legislation.

Nothing in these Terms removes the Client’s rights to services performed with reasonable care and skill or any other mandatory statutory remedy.

13.4 Third-Party Failures

Responsibility for losses involving third-party services, venues, equipment or suppliers will be determined according to the circumstances and the parties’ respective contractual and legal obligations.

14. Confidentiality & Data Protection

14.1 Confidential Information

Both parties agree to take reasonable care to protect confidential commercial, technical and personal information disclosed during the provision of services.

Confidential information will not knowingly be disclosed to unauthorised third parties, except where necessary to perform the agreed services, authorised by the relevant party or required by law.

14.2 Personal Data

WhatAboutThe LTD will process personal data in accordance with applicable UK data protection legislation and its published Privacy Policy.

Where WhatAboutThe LTD processes personal data on behalf of a Client, appropriate data processing terms will be agreed where legally required.

14.3 Client Responsibilities

Clients must ensure they have appropriate rights and permissions to supply personal data, photographs, creative assets, website content and other materials for use within commissioned projects.

15. Complaints & Dispute Resolution

Clients should raise concerns about services, invoices or deliverables in writing as soon as reasonably practicable.

WhatAboutThe LTD will investigate complaints and seek to resolve them fairly and proportionately.

Both parties agree to make reasonable efforts to resolve disputes through discussion before commencing formal proceedings, without restricting any statutory right to pursue a legal remedy.

16. Amendments to These Terms

WhatAboutThe LTD may update these Terms periodically to reflect changes in services, business practices or legal requirements.

Updated Terms will be published on our website with a revised effective date.

Unless otherwise expressly agreed, amendments will apply to new bookings and contracts entered into after the updated Terms take effect.

Existing contracts will remain subject to the Terms accepted at the time of agreement, unless a variation is mutually agreed or otherwise lawfully applicable.

17. Governing Law & Jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

For business-to-business contracts, the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, unless otherwise agreed or required by law.

For consumer contracts, nothing in these Terms restricts any mandatory rights relating to jurisdiction or applicable law.

18. Contact Information

WhatAboutThe LTD
Trading as WhatAboutThe and Holy Scratchimony

Registered in England and Wales
Company Number: 13438932

Email: questions@whataboutthe.com

Website: https://whataboutthe.com

For questions concerning these Terms, bookings, invoices, cancellations or service arrangements, please contact us using the details above.