You shoot a wedding, you are (likely) paid for this work by the couple. Other vendors exist and have contributed to the day. Any maybe, sometimes those vendors ask for photos from the day to promote their businesses. Is this kosher? Should you be charging them a small fee to license your work? Josh Huggett believes there is something to this line of thinking. 

 

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