Holly Christina Photography | Wedding ceremony photographer who ghosted brides, grooms given extra time to ship photographs

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — A Raleigh wedding ceremony images firm on the middle of an ABC11 Troubleshooter investigation has been given extra time to adjust to a courtroom order requiring it to supply clients with the photographs and movies they paid for.

Earlier this 12 months, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson filed a lawsuit in opposition to Holly Christina Photography after dozens of shoppers complained they by no means obtained wedding ceremony photographs, movies, or different providers regardless of paying hundreds of {dollars}.

Under a courtroom order, Holly Christina Photography was required to show over excellent photographs and movies to clients by Thursday. However, the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office says the corporate requested extra time and reported that it has already begun delivering a number of the lacking wedding ceremony photographs and movies to clients.

The Attorney General’s Office says it is going to now confirm these claims by contacting each client who filed a grievance to find out what, if something, they’ve obtained.

Many of the brides who spoke with ABC11 say they continue to be annoyed by the delay. Some brides instructed Troubleshooter Diane Wilson they’ve been ready months for photographs and movies from one of the vital essential days of their lives.

After Troubleshooter reached out to Holly Christina Photography about Krista Alvarez’s photographs from her wedding ceremony day on December fifteenth, Alvarez did get an e-mail from Holly Christina Photography asking for an handle to ship SD playing cards with photographs from her wedding ceremony.

ABC11 reached out to Holly Christina Photography for remark a number of instances, however has not obtained a response.

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