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Congratulations on your first graduation group! When considering pricing for grad photos, a flat rate for the entire group can be appealing, as it fosters a sense of unity and simplifies logistics. This approach also allows for individual portraits within the session, enhancing the overall experience. Alternatively, charging per person can provide clarity in pricing but may complicate scheduling. Aim to balance affordability with the value of your artistry. Ultimately, choose a pricing strategy that reflects your unique style and resonates with your audience.
question, how much would you personally charge for a group looking to do grad photos together and individually? would you charge them individually per person or do a flat rate for the whole group? im kinda just starting my business and i just got my first group.
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