Typical items on a photography invoice
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- Photo session or package
- Wedding or event coverage
- Editing and retouching
- Prints and albums
- Travel costs
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FAQ
For weddings and events, a booking deposit of 25 to 50 percent is common to secure the date. The rest is invoiced before or shortly after the shoot.
Yes. Mention how the client may use the photos, for example personal or commercial use, in the terms. It avoids confusion and is especially important for business clients.
As separate lines with the size and quantity, apart from the session fee, so the client sees what they're paying for beyond the shoot.
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