Film, Media & TV0 min ago
Awful Wedding Photos, Advice Needed
we got married 5 weeks ago with the photographer arranged through the registry office as its a package they offer. You don't get the photographers details as you pay them. the photos were meant to be delivered while we were on honeymoon, got back they hadnt arrived, a week later got them to just have half on the usb, after a few days of phone calls we eventually got them all.
we were told minimum 40 photos, granted there are 120. several are the same photo cropped.
there are lots with peoples eyes closed, theres no order as in tall people at the back short people at the front, although indoors and would need a flash the shadows are like the flash was too bright, so with the pale bridesmaids in ivory dresses you cant tell where they end and the dress starts, i understand you cant help the weather but the flash being so bright in broad daylight the rain can be seen mid air between us and the cameraman and drops on the lense, some photos are out of focus, the photographer lined us up to where we now realise was a slanted road so we all look like we are leaning, he missed the first kiss and our only aisle photo neither of us are looking at the camera but our guests have. theres honestly only 15 photos i feel are printable for an album. i have had a meeting with the registrar and they have offered a 50% refund which i have refused, they have argued theres more than 40 photos and they cant help the weather.
what are we entitled to or where do we stand with our rights in wanted a full refund due to not only the bad quality of the photos but the upset its caused with chasing after them, any advice would be appreciated. thank you stacey
we were told minimum 40 photos, granted there are 120. several are the same photo cropped.
there are lots with peoples eyes closed, theres no order as in tall people at the back short people at the front, although indoors and would need a flash the shadows are like the flash was too bright, so with the pale bridesmaids in ivory dresses you cant tell where they end and the dress starts, i understand you cant help the weather but the flash being so bright in broad daylight the rain can be seen mid air between us and the cameraman and drops on the lense, some photos are out of focus, the photographer lined us up to where we now realise was a slanted road so we all look like we are leaning, he missed the first kiss and our only aisle photo neither of us are looking at the camera but our guests have. theres honestly only 15 photos i feel are printable for an album. i have had a meeting with the registrar and they have offered a 50% refund which i have refused, they have argued theres more than 40 photos and they cant help the weather.
what are we entitled to or where do we stand with our rights in wanted a full refund due to not only the bad quality of the photos but the upset its caused with chasing after them, any advice would be appreciated. thank you stacey
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I would doubt you have much of a case, sadly.
You didn't chose your photographer, you didn't look at the photographers portfolio to see if they were up to your standard.
As they were part of a registry office package I suspect they were far from "top notch" photographers.
How much of the package deal did the photos cost?
You didn't chose your photographer, you didn't look at the photographers portfolio to see if they were up to your standard.
As they were part of a registry office package I suspect they were far from "top notch" photographers.
How much of the package deal did the photos cost?
You asked exactly the same question yesterday in "Shopping"
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