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Wedding Photography Services Contract Template

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Don’t snap another photo of your client’s wedding without this customizable contract template.

The Details
The Details

This contract template is ideal for photographers who have been hired to photograph a wedding for their clients. It addresses a variety of important issues photographers needs to have in client contracts, including:

  • The photography services the photographer will perform for the client
  • How the photographer will be compensated for services
  • What expenses need to be reimbursed by the client
  • What happens if the client requests additional services
  • What happens if the wedding is rescheduled
  • What happens if the wedding is cancelled
  • What happens if the photographer is unable to perform services on the wedding date
  • What the photographer expects from clients
  • Permission to use photos of the wedding for the photographer’s marketing purposes
  • Limiting the liability of the photographer and the client
  • Who owns the copyright to the photographs
  • How the parties can terminate the contract
  • What happens if there is a dispute between the parties
  • And much more

What's Inside
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Here’s how it works:

01. organize

The contract drafting process is also a business planning tool. This video and accompanying worksheet will help organize your thoughts about how you want to run YOUR (not someone else’s) unique business. A little time spent here will make completing the template itself easy breezy.

02. customize

This is where all the magic happens! Step-by-step video explanations (in Plain English - no legal mumbo jumbo here) will walk you through how to customize each clause of your BRAND NEW contract with confidence. So next time a client has questions about your contract, you’ll impress them with your legal know-how. Then, revise your contract against the provided checklist to double check that you’ve crossed all your T’s and dotted all your I’s. Plus, the extra video trainings will demystify the questions popping up in your mind about whether to send proposals or contracts and how to make contract changes after it’s already been signed (#lesigh, it happens to the best of us).

03. systemize

Want to save time, avoid costly contract errors, and book clients a whole lot faster? Then you’ve got to have a system in place. These video trainings will show you how to use some of our favorite contract signing softwares (even if you’ve never used one before) to make getting signed contracts back from your clients a whole lot easier.

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I loved that your contract was specific to my industry, so I felt much more protected than purchasing a general contract for freelancers/online business owners. As for results, I feel much more confident going to a project with clients knowing I'm legally protected and I feel like I am taken more seriously. I would say to people who are considering purchasing this contract to just go for it. It's probably the most important thing to do before working with clients.
Lauren, Graphic and Web Designer
The template has given me the confidence to book and deliver services knowing that I have properly CYA . I recently booked a client  ...  I don’t think that I would have booked her with my previous contract.
Tiffany, Wedding Planner
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you. I have a huge wedding I just booked, and went ahead and invested because I knew I needed to up my contract game. Turns out, Mother AND Father of the bride are high powered lawyers, and definitely scrutinized everything in a 45 min phone call. I was freaking out, but they said multiple times " You have a good lawyer" and "The contract is very thorough.
Cassandra, Event Planner
I am in the processing of growing my team, taking on more clients with bigger and more involved weddings....I'm taking the necessary steps to ensure that my team and I are covered, even if it means investing more in Your Legal BFFs templates ahead of time. Better safe than sorry!
Katherine, Wedding Planner
I started my business last year and have taken a handful of clients through word of mouth. I’ve been fortunate enough not to have any issues, but after completing my first large scale event under my company name, I knew it was time to ‘go legit’ and make sure my clients and I are both legally covered. It gives me peace of mind to know that I can clearly communicate responsibilities and liabilities to my clients.
Jessica, Event Planner