How many times have you been asked to participate in a photoshoot? How many times have you spent lots of your own money on floral arrangements and bouquets only to wonder, “When am I going to get those photos?” “Will this investment ever turn into $$ in the bank?” or “I’ve donated all this time and money-- what am I getting in return?”

• In this web class and three PDF downloads, I’m sharing with you why it’s CRUCIAL to have a clear photoshoot contract, why I never shoot without one, and a pdf of the exact contract I use for every photoshoot.

• This contract has prevented miscommunication and frustration, and sets clear expectations for everyone involved.

• Create a successful photoshoot experience every time.

At every stage of the wedding planning process, contracts and agreements protect and set expectations. For every event, I book my contract labor (or freelancers) as soon as my client contract is signed. Not only does this streamline my planning process, but it ensures I’ll have the help I need to execute the amazing designs I’ve proposed to my clients.

Every freelancer signs an agreement which outlines my expectations and their time commitment. I know when freelancers agree to work with me, they’ll show up! Protect yourself and your clients, and never hire a freelancer without a signed agreement again.

This document is my exact contract labor agreement!

Please note that this contract laborer/freelancer agreement is not an employee contract. This is almost like a verbal handshake agreement between you and the person you’re hiring for the event, just written on paper and signed. This document details what I expect from the freelancer and what they can expect from me so there’s no questions about obligations during the event.