Pennsylvania AG Sues Wedding Photographer Over Undelivered Images
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a lawsuit against Philadelphia-based wedding photographer Christina Garcia, operating as Wandering Stardust Collective and Christina Hernandez Artistry LLC, for allegedly failing to deliver images to customers and refusing to return deposits, totaling $75,000. Disgruntled brides formed a Facebook group to share experiences. Garcia allegedly double- or triple-booked herself and ghosted clients on their wedding day. A Reddit post from a bride claimed she received only one-third of her contracted gallery and no video, and that Garcia had not paid her videographer. Garcia's lawyer cited a "perfect storm" of health emergencies, technological issues, and being overbooked. The lawsuit follows a similar action by the North Carolina Attorney General against Holly Christina Photography earlier this year.
Key facts
- Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday filed a lawsuit against Christina Garcia.
- Garcia operated as Wandering Stardust Collective and Christina Hernandez Artistry LLC.
- The lawsuit alleges Garcia failed to deliver images and refused refunds, totaling $75,000.
- A group of brides formed a Facebook group to share complaints.
- Garcia allegedly double- or triple-booked herself and ghosted clients.
- A bride on Reddit reported receiving only one-third of her gallery and no video.
- Garcia's lawyer cited a 'perfect storm' of health and tech issues.
- North Carolina Attorney General sued Holly Christina Photography earlier in 2026.
Entities
Artists
- Christina Garcia
Institutions
- Pennsylvania Attorney General
- Wandering Stardust Collective
- Christina Hernandez Artistry LLC
- North Carolina Attorney General
- Holly Christina Photography
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Locations
- Pennsylvania
- Philadelphia
- North Carolina