[quote=&quot;EvieCurley&quot;:196noxmf]Lynne, I'm in the process of completely revamping my pricing so I don't have a set in stone method yet but right now, I'm still offering a digital version of my pricing to them prior to the session.  Part of my 2012 re-org is moving to in-person ordering so, probably after their session, I will drop a simple card in the mail with my collections on it and a reminder of their ordering appointment.  I don't think I am going to include a la carte pricing with that so they aren't thinking in those terms.  They will still have access to the full digital version, but the one in their hand will only have collections on it.

This is something that is being implemented now so hopefully, I'll have some feedback on it soon and can give you more info on how that works for clients!![/quote:196noxmf]

Thanks for responding!
With your digital version, is that a pdf that you email? ( I have a hidden section for pricing on my website, which is a pain to look after, and most clients forget about it, so not sure if it's worth the trouble looking after!)

95% of my ordering sessions are in person, and it's so much better - I used to do online galleries years ago and never got the sales that I should have - Plus I LOVE watching clients reatins when seeing the images! 
Yesterday I had a lady view her boudoir images, and she was blown away, she'd had some dramtic weight loss and wasn;t expecing to like anything, but she loved most of them and was in tears! Happy ones :-) you miss that with other methods, and that's so rewarding in itself.

My mission is to make all my clients cry - tears of joy!

Lynne