Photography packages vary greatly. Some packages include a flat rate with a la carte extras, while other photography companies may charge different levels of packages, from least to most time-consuming (engagement sessions and bridal shower coverage). Make sure the contract provided by the photography company specifies all the details included in the chosen package, how long the photographer will be on site and how much it costs to keep him or her on if the festivities go on longer than expected. If the couple is having a destination wedding and has decided to hire their own photographer, discuss travel and hotel costs, making sure this is included in the contract. Important information about the seller's cancellation and refund policies. The couple should consider seeking photography services elsewhere if the photographer does not present a contract to the client. 4) Photographer on the day Find out exactly who should photograph the wedding. Meet with the photographer and their assistants before the wedding to discuss the details of the event. Ask questions from this list about who will be the primary photographer on the wedding day and that photographer's name should be on the contract. Have a backup plan in place in case the main photographer becomes ill. One plan is to have the second designated photographer be the first