Invoice example · Wedding photography

Wedding Photography Invoice Example

A 5-page wedding photographer invoice: collection balance after the retainer, overtime approved on the day, albums and prints, account summary and terms.

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About this example

This example is the final invoice a wedding photographer sends a couple a month after their vineyard wedding. It bills the balance of an eight-hour, two-photographer collection after the retainer, an hour and a half of overtime the couple asked for on the night, an heirloom album, two parent albums, three fine-art prints and insured shipping.

Couples are happiest to pay when the invoice reminds them of the day, so this one is personal as well as precise. A summary shows the coverage, the number of edited photos and when the gallery was delivered, and the charges explain the overtime with who approved it and when. An account table shows the retainer paid in February and the total for the wedding. A small gallery, a checklist of what has been delivered and what is printing, terms on payment, personal use and portfolio use, and a thank-you note complete it.

Who it is for

Wedding and event photographers and videographers who book with a retainer and invoice the balance, extras and albums after the event.

Inside and how to use it

What this example contains, and how to make it yours

What's inside

  • A photo cover, amount due, due date and photos delivered
  • A summary of the wedding day and the delivery dates
  • The collection balance, overtime approved on the day, albums and prints
  • An account with the retainer and the total for the wedding
  • A small gallery and a checklist of what is delivered or printing
  • Terms on payment, personal use, portfolio use and the archive

How to adapt it

  • Show the retainer with its date so the balance makes sense
  • Note who approved overtime and when
  • Say when albums go to print, tied to payment
  • Put your usage and portfolio terms in plain words

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