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Last updated29 October 2026

  1. What information is collected

    When you send an event request or enquiry, the form may collect your name, email address, optional phone number, event type, preferred date, venue, location or postcode, guest estimate and message. Calendly collects the contact details you enter when choosing a consultation slot.

  2. Why information is used

    Highclass Events uses the details you provide to review your event request, respond to your questions, discuss the service you are considering and manage a consultation you choose to book.

  3. How information is handled

    Event requests are sent to the business through connected spreadsheet and email services. Calendly is used for consultation scheduling. The website may use an anti-spam check when you submit a form. Please share only information needed to discuss your event. A specific retention period has not been supplied for this site. Contact Highclass Events if you need to know how long enquiry records are kept before sending your details.

  4. Who information is shared with

    Information is processed by the tools used to run the forms, send enquiry notifications and schedule consultations. These currently include Google Sheets, Resend, Calendly and, where enabled, Cloudflare Turnstile. Their own privacy information explains how each service handles data.

  5. International data handling

    The details supplied for this site do not state where each service provider stores or processes information. If you need those details before making an enquiry or booking a consultation, contact Highclass Events first.

  6. Your questions and choices

    You can contact Highclass Events to ask what personal information is held about you or to request a correction. Use the contact details on this page and include enough information for the team to identify your enquiry.

  7. How to contact Highclass Events

    For privacy questions, call +44 7350 171549 or use the contact form on this website.

  8. Making a complaint

    If you have a concern about how your information has been handled, contact Highclass Events first. You can also raise a concern with the UK Information Commissioner's Office.

  9. Changes to this notice

    This notice may be updated as the website and its data handling arrangements change. Check the date above for the latest version.

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