Chad Reed Photography

1. Initial Consultation: Begin with a consultation to understand the client's needs, preferences, and vision. This can be done in person, over the phone, or via email. 2. Proposal and Agreement: Provide a detailed proposal outlining the services you'll offer, including packages, pricing, and any additional options. Once the client approves, both parties sign a contract. 3. Vision and Planning: Collaborate with the client to plan the photoshoot, discussing locations, themes, wardrobe, and any specific shots or moments they want to capture. 4. Photoshoot Day: On the agreed-upon date, conduct the photoshoot, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for the client. Capture the moments that reflect their unique story. 5. Post-Processing: After the photoshoot, process and edit the images to enhance their quality while maintaining the authenticity of the moments. 6. Presentation and Selection: Share a selection of edited images with the client, allowing them to choose their favorites or request additional edits if needed. 7. Final Delivery: Deliver the final edited images in the format specified in the contract. Ensure they are accessible and easy to download or print. 8. Client Feedback: Encourage the client to provide feedback on their experience, ensuring their satisfaction and addressing any concerns. 9. Ongoing Relationship: Foster an ongoing relationship with the client, staying in touch for future photography needs, referrals, or additional services. 10. Aftercare: - Provide resources or assistance for clients looking to print or display their photographs, ensuring they enjoy the lasting impact of your work

At Chad Reed Photography, we understand that every client and project is unique. Our pricing system is tailored to your specific needs and preferences, ensuring that you receive a personalized photography experience that aligns with your vision and values. We take into account factors such as the scope of the project, the duration of the event, location, and any additional services or customization you require. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible photography experience, creating artful memories that reflect your individual story. To receive a detailed quote and learn more about how we can meet your specific needs, we encourage you to reach out to us directly for a personalized consultation. This way, we can better understand your requirements and provide you with a pricing structure that aligns with your unique vision and ensures a memorable experience.

by a family member and COVID-19 in 2022

"I recently attended a wedding filled with vibrant energy and hosted by a couple in their early 30s. The festivities began at noon and continued until 11 pm, making it a full-day celebration. Despite the sweltering heat, the event was a joyous occasion, marked by heartfelt vows, lively dancing, and warm interactions among guests. It was a memorable day, witnessing the union of two souls and sharing in their love story under the blazing sun."

"Before engaging with professionals to address their needs, customers should consider several key questions: What Are My Specific Needs and Goals? It's essential to have a clear understanding of what you want to achieve. Define your objectives and the outcomes you're looking for. What Is My Budget? Determine your budget range for the project or service. Knowing your financial boundaries will help both you and the professional align expectations. What Is My Timeline? Consider the timeframe in which you need the project or service completed. Are there any specific deadlines or time constraints to keep in mind? What Are My Preferences and Must-Haves? Think about your preferences, any specific requirements, or must-have features. This will help professionals tailor their offerings to your needs. Have I Done Research? Conduct research on the industry, service, or project in question. Understanding trends, best practices, and potential challenges can empower you during discussions with professionals. What Questions Do I Have for the Professional? Prepare a list of questions you'd like to ask the professional. These might pertain to their expertise, experience, past projects, or the process they follow. What Are My Deal-Breakers? Identify any deal-breakers or non-negotiable aspects of the project or service. Knowing your limits can help you make informed decisions. Am I Open to Suggestions and Collaboration? Be open to hearing suggestions and insights from professionals. Collaboration often leads to innovative solutions. What Is My Communication Style? Consider how you prefer to communicate and your availability for meetings or updates. Clear communication is crucial for successful collaboration. What Are My Expectations for Deliverables? Clearly define what you expect in terms of deliverables, quality, and any post-service support. By thinking through these questions, customers can approach professionals with a well-defined scope, budget, and expectations, facilitating productive and effective discussions."