nerelda
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Recently I photographed my first wedding, which was very exciting for me, but the mother of the groom decided to make my job difficult.
Throughout the night, she would constantly come up to me and tell me what to shoot and how to shoot it. Also, after the event, she wanted to know when she would receive her copy of the images and did not like it when I explained that wasn't the case, but that she could purchase a copy of the digital images or prints. She immediately demanded that she was entitled to a free copy of all the images since she was the mother of the groom.
Yes, there is a contract. The bride and Groom are the ones who hired me and in the contract it does state that THEY will receive a disc of all the images, and that the files and any prints made from that disc are for personal use only, not to be copied or distributed.
What is the best way to handle this kind of situation?
Throughout the night, she would constantly come up to me and tell me what to shoot and how to shoot it. Also, after the event, she wanted to know when she would receive her copy of the images and did not like it when I explained that wasn't the case, but that she could purchase a copy of the digital images or prints. She immediately demanded that she was entitled to a free copy of all the images since she was the mother of the groom.
Yes, there is a contract. The bride and Groom are the ones who hired me and in the contract it does state that THEY will receive a disc of all the images, and that the files and any prints made from that disc are for personal use only, not to be copied or distributed.
What is the best way to handle this kind of situation?