(Closed) Photographer has dress code in her contract for bride and bridal party?

• Rabbit56
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: May 2016

Your paying her to take photos, you can ask for 10 pictures of your shoe and 5 of the grass if you want. That is ridiculous!

• tagerosan
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: September 2015

You need to talk to her and express your concerns.  I  advise against signing anything close to dress code  policy. it sounds very unfair if  it doesn’t cover men’s attire  also. plus this is not her business to tell the bride what she is and isn’t going to wear!  You paying this woman to do the work, not the other way around!   Enough said. 

• eeniebeans
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: October 2010

This is the “excessive cleavage” that I thought of when I read your OP. I’m glad you are skipping on this photographer.

• jily
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: March 2015

gimmickgirl:  exactly…!!

• jawphoto
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: October 2006

I am a wedding photographer of 10 years and that’s the most crazy a$$ thing I’ve ever read. Run. 

• atomic
• 4 years ago

paintitblackcat9:  Thats just weird and personally I would not choose to work with that photographer. Are they particularly religious or something?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by  atomic.

• luckyiminlove
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: April 2016

not cool. YOU are the bride so these should be decisions made by you. I’d move on to the next photographer.

• charlibear
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: May 2015 - Aanuka Beach Resort

eeniebeans:  I saw this and spet my coffee everywhere!!! Bahahaha!!!! 

• AllieLaLa
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: September 2014

eeniebeans:  Lol!

OP, send her this photo and tell her this is your dress and will it be acceptable if you can ensure your boobs don’t “flop out all over the place?” 😉

• FabBride2016
• 4 years ago

OMG I wouldn’t sign on principle alone.  ITS YOUR DAMN DAY. If you want to show cleavage, do it.  Who the hell is she to tell you what to wear. Beyond offensive.

• Kacie209
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: October 2014

I wouldn’t sign the contract. I wonder how much business she actually gets with these terms?

Does she feel the need to come shopping with you and your bridal party when you make your attire selections? Becuase, it sort of seems like she would need to in order to ensure her “terms” are all met when trying on dresses and finding the one. If not, then she really doesn’t have a say in what anyone wears.

She’s definitely limiting herself and who she ACTUALLY wants to work with.

• SomeBlonde
• 4 years ago

• Wedding: February 2016

What the…..?!?! NO WAY would I agree to that. You’re the bride, it’s your wedding, and if you want to get married in nipple pasties and a g-string, holding a Python then you can. Does this pholograph we understand that they are a paid employee on the day, they get zero say in your choice of attire?