How would hhandle this situation?

Kathy H wrote in post #3557419
I think I would stop and what he has already offered them any more offers might look like he was being to much of a "kiss-up".

I personally disagree. I would do what Tim said. Give them a reason to brag about you, not just be happy with what they got. It is a lot easier to get refereals from people who you have serviced, rather than bring someone new in.

Suggestion, maybe after the wedding, surprise them with an enlargement printed ready for them, not just a voucher, with a note again apologising for the initial mix up and hoping their day was as wonderful as they looked in the photo.

Just my thoughts...

Nathan

i can blame on them for one thing.. not asking u for a confrmation.
but if i was dealing with a professional i would expect him to be professional in all of his communication. so i think it is ur mistake not replying to them.

amironsi, you need to check the dates of threads before replying to them. This one is old and is done.

way done!!!

I still think you should have given the couple a 16x20 signed self-portrait Jeff ... !

I only do 30x40 signed portraits

Toogy wrote in post #4292641
I only do 30x40 signed portraits

Damn. You've really got this mastered, down to a T, eh?

Speaking of which, any interest in T-shirts? lol

Toogy wrote in post #4292649
Speaking of which, any interest in T-shirts? lol

How about masks? I'll help you distribute them!

That way you can have dozens of "Toogys" walking down the streets of Niagara!

Yes .... a t-shirt with Jeff's face and his crooked smile with the caption "I love to do it ... Toogy style."

JJacula wrote in post #4292662
Yes .... a t-shirt with Jeff's face and his crooked smile with the caption "I love to do it ... Toogy style."

Or "You know you wanna do it ... "

then on the back "Toogy Style"

OH MAN ... I just realized ... that should TOTALLY be your slogan!!!!!

Or maybe ... "I DO IT like Toogy."

I didn't check the date....

<-----is dumb! haha