Image by MemoryBox Photography. Keep reading to learn more about wedding contracts
So you’ve begun your wedding planning journey, and you’re ready to start booking your vendors. First things first, congratulations! We know that while this may feel overwhelming, it’s also an extremely exciting time in your life. Our job here at Junebug is to make the process as easy as possible for you–which is why we’re here to give you the low down on wedding contracts.
Every single time you book a new vendor–whether it’s a hairstylist, photographer, caterer, musician, or venue–you should have an agreement in writing. Until you have a deposit down and a contract signed, no guarantees for service have been made. Of course, signing a contract is no small feat. So we’re rounding up the five things to look for in your wedding contract before you sign on the dotted line. 5 Things To Check On Your Wedding Contracts
1. Services Provided
The most important aspect of a wedding contract is the services provided. This clause gives you an overview of what the vendor agrees to beyond what their business is. For example, when you’re signing a contract with a wedding photographer it should discuss how many hours they’ve agreed to work, the number of images you’ll be receiving, and whether you’ll be getting physical or digital photos. 
This clause should also discuss who specifically will be providing these services. This ...