kenson noel photography

šProperty: All original media used and produced for the successful completion of this project agreement belong to and will remain as the exclusive property of KN PHOTO. KN PHOTO reserves the right to use the negatives, images, and /or any reproductions for display and marketing unless specified in writing by privacy agreement.
Standard Turnaround: The standard turnaround time for online photo proofing is 14 days. Video proofs will be ready for viewing within 30 days of the last recording day. Wedding clients may request “Express Turnaround” for a 30% surcharge.š
Appointment Lateness: If a client arrives late for an appointment, only the time remaining will be used. š
Appointment “No Show”: If a client fails to make an appointment without giving sufficient notice, the appointment may not be rescheduled and there will be no opportunity for any refund.
Project Cancellation: In the event that a client requests to cancel or postpone a project, the client will not be required to continue paying the project balance. However, there will be no refund for deposits already made.
Signed Documents: Once a project document is signed, it is final. Changes to signed documents will incur a $15 surcharge.
Persons Responsible: Persons whose names appear printed and/or signed on project documents agree to be held liable for any and all payments(s) relative to that contract as of the signature date.
Travel Surcharges: All event quotes will reflect the travel expenses for the details listed in the quote. New expenses will be invoiced.
Fulfillment of Duties: Once a client’s contracted items and services have been received, the duties of KN PHOTO Media have been fulfilled. Placing orders for additional albums, “Thank You Cards”, Prints or DVD’s are then the responsibility of the client.
Timeline for Ordering: Once a client has reviewed their proofs, the purchase of items online must be done before the event expiration date. If no selection is made before the expiration date, a $75 reactivation fee will be required for further viewing.
šRetouching: Images may be digitally enhanced or retouched for a separate fee.
Re-shooting: re-shooting a project once it has been completed according to the written contract description, will only be done through a new contract agreement.
Final Proofs: All proofs are final. If there is footage or photos that the client would like to take over or redo, a new and separate contract will be written.
Customer Service Compensation: In the event KN PHOTO fails to provide a contracted services, the client agrees to be compensated at the discretion of Intelligent Art Media.
Liability: Liability on the part of the KN PHOTO is limited to the cost of the materials and/or services provided.
Confirmed Signee:For day to day business operations 
Recording: All correspondence between KN PHOTO and confirmed signees may be recorded for archiving.
Engagement Portraits: “Engagement Portraits” must be scheduled 30 days prior to Wedding date. When no appointment is made before that time, the engagement portrait will be forfeited without refund. š
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1. TIME IS YOUR BFF
Time is the single most important resource on your wedding day. When time is lost, so are the pictures. One of the most frequently observed mistakes in planning a wedding is not allotting sufficient time  to the photographer for portraits. Many couples devote an hour to the photographer but don't take into account,  time to travel to and from the photo destination, alternate traffic routes or even how many people will be part of the group portraits. TIP: Leave you're photographer approx. 90 minutes, excluding travel time, for portraits and group formals. This will make certain that your photographer has enough time to create the beautiful art you hired him/her for.

2. FORGET THE RECEIVING LINE
Many brides and grooms feel its important to greet each and every guest that attend their wedding. And so after the ceremony they decide to have a receiving line. The reality is that, the receiving line is a time consuming formality which feels good at the moment but only sometimes leads to great candid. Given the amount of time and energy it zaps from you, the one or two nice candids you get out of it, may not be worth all the great images you and your new husband/ wife could be shooting with the photographer.  TIP: If "Time is your BFF", the receiving line is your Frenemy. Forget the receiving line because you are going to see everyone at the reception. Give that time to your photographer so you can have fun with your portraits.

3. SAVE YOUR STRENGTH
Many couples who haven't done a receiving line at the ceremony believe they ought to go to every table and shake every hand at the reception. Not so. I f time is a limited resource, than why not kill 2 birds with one stone. It is far better to take the couple to the dance floor and have the DJ make an announcement for anyone wanting to take a picture with the bride and groom should meet us on the dance floor. TIP: Be the star of the day, that's what you paid for. Have your guests meet you on the dance floor for a picture and you will get to greet each of them. You'll even get better pictures because the mood has changed and now everybody is dancing.