RESERVATION: For all photo sessions; A non-refundable full payment is required to reserve and hold your session date and serves as a cancellation fee. However, the fee may be credited toward a future shoot with the approval of the photographer. All remaining balances are due at the time of the session.

For wedding packages; a 60% deposit is due immediately to reserve and hold your event date and also serves as a cancellation fee. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks prior to the wedding date. you can split this up into multiple payments as you see fit.

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PAYMENT: All sessions and packages can be paid via Cash, Zelle, or Cashapp. 

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CANCELLATION POLICY: For photoshoots and videos, the client forfeits the session deposit paid to reserve the session. As noted above, the fee will be credited towards a future session. The client has the right to re-book at an agreed date and time for the future.

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For weddings and events, if for any reason the Client cancels before the wedding date, the Photographer will keep the event retainer fee paid to hold the wedding or event date as a cancellation fee. Cancellation must be made in sent in writing. If the client requires to change the wedding date, I will do my best to accommodate the change and no fee will be charged as long as the new date is available and within 3 months of the original event date.  If I am not available for the new date, the original contract will be canceled and subject to the cancellation policy.

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If Christopher Balbi cannot perform this Contract due to fire or another casualty, strike, the act of God, or other cause beyond the control of the parties, or due to Photographer’s illness or emergency, then the Photographer shall return the retainer fee to the Client but shall have no further liability with respect to the Contract. This limitation on liability shall also apply in the event that photographic materials are damaged in processing, lost through camera or other media malfunction, lost in the mail, or otherwise lost or damaged without fault on the part of the Photographer.