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This Service Agreement - Wedding Photographer is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions between the photographer and the customer for the provision of wedding photography services. The agreement highlights the importance of clearly identifying both parties and their principal places of business. It also emphasizes the need to specify the price and completion date of the work to be carried out by the photographer, as well as the type of services to be provided. The agreement includes provisions for the length of warranty and time of payment after the completion of the work. It also addresses the consequences of non-completion, specifying the amount of damages per week that the customer is entitled to. The agreement further outlines the photographer's obligations, including the provision of services at the wedding events, communication with the customer, and compliance with laws and regulations. The customer's obligations are also defined, such as providing important information about the wedding day and any changes that may impact the photographer's ability to provide the services. The agreement includes provisions for the completion of the work, service fees, warranties and indemnities, term and termination, ownership of materials, confidential information, announcements/publicity, amendment, assignment, severability, further assurance, warranty of capacity and power, force majeure, and jurisdiction. It also clarifies that no rights under contracts for third parties are granted. The agreement provides for notices and service, specifying the methods of delivery and the addresses of the parties. It concludes by stating that the agreement may be executed in counterparts.
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To use this Service Agreement - Wedding Photographer, follow these steps:
1. Enter the names and principal places of business of both parties in the agreement.
2. Specify the price and completion date of the work to be carried out by the photographer.
3. Describe the type(s) of services to be provided by the photographer.
4. Agree on the length of warranty and time of payment after the completion of the work.
5. If necessary, specify the amount of damages per week that the customer is entitled to in case of non-completion.
6. Define the photographer's obligations, including the provision of services at the wedding events, communication with the customer, and compliance with laws and regulations.
7. Outline the customer's obligations, such as providing important information about the wedding day and any changes that may impact the photographer's ability to provide the services.
8. Address the completion of the work, including invoicing and payment terms.
9. Clarify warranties and indemnities, including the photographer's obligation to promptly notify the customer of any delays or problems and to rectify any defects in the provision of services.
10. Specify the term and termination provisions, including the customer's right to terminate with notice and the photographer's obligation to refund service fees.
11. Address ownership of materials and intellectual property, ensuring that all materials and goods become the property of the customer and that the photographer's use of intellectual property is restricted.
12. Include provisions for confidentiality, announcements/publicity, amendment, assignment, severability, further assurance, warranty of capacity and power, force majeure, and jurisdiction.
13. Specify the methods of delivering notices and the addresses of the parties.
14. Sign the agreement on behalf of both parties in counterparts.
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