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Participating restaurants, subjects availability. Welcome to the Bridechilla podcast. I'm your host, Leah Hasledge.

Whether you're just starting to plan or you're counting down the days, I'm here to

help you stay cool, calm, and collected throughout the wedding journey. So, let's get this

wedding party started and embrace your inner bride showup. Welcome back to part two of our

discussion with Morgan and Sherry of bride lawyers Lawyers. So you mentioned earlier with musicians

and copyright. I want to talk about copyright and intellectual property because photographers,

videographers, musicians, there's so much copyright and who owns it, right? So let's get into

that. Let's deep dive. Who owns that property?

So typically, you know, with photographers, they have that copyright to their photographs and, you know, the videographers to the video.

And, you know, we have found the photographer contracts and videographer contracts that they tend to be a little more detailed regarding, you know, what's theirs, their property versus how you can utilize the photos and video and your responsibility

for even, you know, other people using them, using the photos on Instagram and social media

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