Types of contracts

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Lynn M.

Nov 26, 2012

Lynn M.

I know there's already post on this but what types of contracts do you have besides bridal...I really wanna tap into fashion shows,theater,pageants etc...so I was wondering if I needed contracts for those as well :)

Alyse M.

Nov 26, 2012

Alyse M.

You should have a contract regardless of the job.

Lynn M.

Nov 27, 2012

Lynn M.

ok thank you :)

Nadine S.

Nov 27, 2012

Nadine S.

I have a contract for all work regardless of how big or small make a basic one and then change them according to the event and needs. Save as PDF when sending to client so it can't be changed 

Lynn M.

Nov 27, 2012

Lynn M.

ok do you have any examples

Remia H.

Nov 27, 2012

Remia H.

I have a bridal contract a TFCD contract and my day and half day rates depending on the assignment including stipulations on travel parking kit fees and lunch breaks

Nadine S.

Nov 27, 2012

Nadine S.

You want to see my example contract ? 

Lynn M.

Nov 27, 2012

Lynn M.

@Nadine yes and @remia Wats tfcd 

Makeup by Tonya S.

Nov 27, 2012

Makeup by Tonya S.

Always use a contract. I always insert a job description and require a deposit. 

Lynn M.

Nov 27, 2012

Lynn M.

Thank you everybody I think I got how I will set up my contract now..My bridal contracts will be separate from the rest...For the others I'll just have them check which application they came in for (prom, pageant, special event) and just go from there :)

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