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Free Wedding Photographer Invoice Template

Wedding photography is usually paid in stages: a deposit to hold the date, then a balance before or after the event. A clear invoice shows the package price, the deposit already received and the balance remaining, so couples never have to guess what is still owed. It also gives you a written record if a date is moved or cancelled.

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The sample shows a full-day package with a second shooter, travel and an album, with the booking deposit entered as a negative line. Adjust the lines to match your contract, and keep the invoice consistent with it, including the cancellation and deposit terms. Whether printed products and digital files are taxed differently depends on where you work, so check local rules.

Invoicing tips for wedding photographers

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Rates shown are examples only — edit them to match your pricing.

FAQ

How should I invoice a wedding deposit?

Many photographers send a first invoice at booking for the deposit, then a second for the balance. Alternatively, issue one invoice with the deposit shown as a credit line. Whether the deposit is refundable should be spelled out in your contract, and local rules on deposits can vary, so check them.

When is the balance usually due?

Common arrangements are some weeks before the wedding or on delivery of the photos, but it is whatever you agree in your contract. Put the date on the invoice.

Do I charge tax on wedding photography?

It depends on your location and on whether you deliver digital files, prints or both. Rules differ between regions, so check with your local tax authority or an accountant.

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