NPR: Need a Free Wedding Photographer?

Need a Free Wedding Photographer?

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You may have heard the recent story of Celebration Studios, a New York area photography service that recently went bankrupt, leaving many newlyweds without photos of their events, and many with upcoming weddings missing their deposits. Celebration Studios allegedly continued to take money from new customers even after they knew they were going under.

photographer Jason Groupp thinks it's a black eye on the industry, so he's running a contest on his blog. He's going to pick one couple wronged by Celebration Studios and do their wedding photography for free. He says the contest was inspired by his father. If you know anyone who's eligible, pass along the link.

Full disclosure: Jason Groupp did my wedding photography. There. I said it.

Dan Pashman

4:32 PM ET | 01-24-2008 | permalink

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