Russian-speaking event teams — 2 listings

Ask who is on the contract — the host, a venue, or a middle person — and what happens if a performer is late. For catering, ask about a health permit; for DJs and hosts, ask about insurance if the venue requires it. Red flags: a full prepay to a personal account, no written rundown, or a “we always do Russian weddings” claim with no references. A Russian-speaking host, photographer or kitchen matters for toasts, for a memorial, and for a room where grandparents will not switch to English. SlavList does not book talent. Verified is a phone and a listed address, not a review of the last wedding. Write down the license number, the price or copay, and the cancellation rule, then compare two cards in the same city. Verified on SlavList is a phone and an address, not an outcome; Featured is paid and labeled Promoted. Leave a review only after the confirmation email — one per inbox per listing, no discount for the text.