This is why I RARELY do any photography for my family/friends. They expect that much more out of you, and it really takes a toll on you. And if you don't do well, you're banished to the kids' table at Thanksgiving!


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In all seriousness, I echo what other people here say. RAISE. YOUR. PRICES. I used to charge (on the low end) $800.00 for a wedding, and while I got lots of weddings that way, the people who paid that much expected MUCH more than just $800.00 worth of their photography. They're the ones that will nickel and dime you on everything. It's not worth it, trust me.
I finally took it into account one day when I did a wedding, and figured out how many hours I ACTUALLY spent from start to finish (from prepping for the wedding to consultations to shooting to end product retouching and delivery) and it actually came out to about 45 hours. I calculated what I charge, and divided it by .. and I didn't feel very good. That's ONE wedding.
Now? I charge about $2400 for my low end, and my top end packages are in the 3.5-4k ballpark, depending on various factors. And you know what the funny part is? The more they pay you, the nicer they are. They're paying YOU all this money to photograph their event, and as a result, they'll listen to YOU when you need something done. I had one wedding where the bride bought the whole shebang (4.2k) and her family was probably the easiest people to work for. Anything I needed and when I needed it, it was done. I never once had to play ringmaster and bring people in, everything was there and ready to go, even at the formals.
Don't forget though - you have to put food on the table as well, and you have equipment to upkeep, and insurance to pay, overhead to meet if you have a studio, seminars to attend... your prices should help you meet those needs.