Destination Wedding Contract
For wedding photographers, legal protections are indispensable. Whether you're a newbie, offering complimentary shoots, or a seasoned industry veteran, it's important to remember weddings are unique, often once-in-a-lifetime events that require legal vigilance.
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Our destination wedding photography contract meticulously addresses the essential legal facets to ensure you're fully protected while photographing destination wedding events.
Includes provisions such as:
- services
- retainer with liquidated damages
- payment schedule
- late fees for late or missed payments
- pre-wedding consultation & requests
- cancellation
- rescheduling
- failure to perform
- substitute photographer
- exclusive photographer & photographer team
- intellectual property & creative license
- artistic discretion
- copyright ownership
- permission to sell photos to third parties
- client usage of images
- safe working environment
- cooperation of clients and guests
- styling
- meals & breaks for photography team
- completion schedule
- album design & production
- travel and overage fees
- travel requirements (reservations, limitations, etc.)
- communication requirements during travel
- incorporation of standard price list
- venue guidelines and responsibility of client
- limit of liability
- indemnification
- construction & severability
- legal miscellany (attorneys fees, jurisdiction, venue, waiver, etc.)
- notice
The wedding and destination wedding contracts are similar and many provisions overlap as needed for legal protection. The destination wedding contract provides extra hands-on information for communication requirements, permits, scheduling travel, and more. See complete list above. The destination wedding contract does NOT include a model release.