See “Terms and Conditions” for a more detailed explanation on Cancellation, Rescheduling and Payments.

Cancellation

We believe it is the correct approach to allow a couple the opportunity, after having studied all of our plans and suggestions, to cancel the contract and seek an alternative photographer without prejudice. And this option applies to both parties. If we believe that we cannot deliver on any proposal and/or we are unable to find the required level of photographic opportunities at the suggested venues, we will discuss these issues with you and if in the unlikely event that a suitable solution cannot be found then Cheeseright and Morte will cancel the contract. We must reiterate, any payment made to cover the cost of the pre-planning stage is not refundable as this work has concluded.

Reschedule

If for whatever reason your wedding plans have to be rescheduled to another date then, providing we are available, we will change our dates accordingly without penalty. Any monies paid to Cheeseright and Morte will be retained and further payments will continue when the next payment schedule dates are reached.

Payment

In all cases, all monies owing to Cheeseright and Morte must be paid in full at least 30 days before the contracted date. However, as Weddings are booked many months in advance of the contract date and to minimise financial loss on our part, our payment terms are as follows:

If the contract date and wedding date are greater than 4 months apart, then 4 months prior to the wedding date 25% of the total cost is due to be paid and an additional 25% of the total cost per month over the following 3 months.

If the contract date and wedding date are less than 4 months apart, then an immediate payment is due and the value of the first payment will be equal to the number of months remaining.

If the contract date and wedding dates are less than 30 days apart then full payment is due immediately.

In all cases, once a payment has been made then this money cannot be refunded and the final payment will be minus any deposits already received.