Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Uttar Pradesh Commission Orders Photographer to Deliver Wedding Photos
A bride in Aligarh hired a photographer for her wedding on December 8, 2022, and paid Rs 1.2 lakh.
She expected the photos, videos, and album within three months, but the photographer never delivered them.
The Consumer Commission of Uttar Pradesh heard the case and, because the photographer did not respond to a notice, made an ex‑parte order.
The order says the photographer must give the bride all the wedding pictures and videos and print the album.
It also says the photographer must pay the bride Rs 10 lakh as compensation for the trouble caused.
The bride will now get her wedding memories and money from the photographer.
Consumer Commission of Uttar Pradesh orders photographer to deliver wedding photos, videos, and printed album.
Photographer must pay Rs 10 lakh compensation for failure to deliver despite full payment.
Bride paid Rs 1.2 lakh on December 8, 2022, expecting delivery within three months.
Photographer did not file a reply to the commission’s notice, leading to an ex‑parte order.
Order directs photographer to deliver materials and compensate bride for harassment.
- Who
- Bride, wedding photographer, Consumer Commission of Uttar Pradesh
- What
- Order to deliver wedding photos, videos, printed album and pay Rs 10 lakh compensation
- When
- Order issued after the photographer failed to reply to notice; bride booked photographer on December 8, 2022
- Where
- Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- Photographer did not deliver the agreed materials despite full payment
- Court/Commission
- Consumer Commission of Uttar Pradesh
- Order Amount
- Rs 10 lakh
- Bride Payment
- Rs 1.2 lakh
- Wedding Date
- December 8, 2022
- Delivery Deadline
- within three months