Wedding Shoot Photo Editing

I take on some photography gigs on the side, but since I'm new I mess up a lot with exposure either being under or overexposed. Some pictures were taken by my husband (about 50 of them that were a good shot, but the lighting was horrible, hopefully you can do something with these, as well as remove the date/time stamp off those few, I think his begin with the words TONY). Starting number of original pictures 1,101.

I have the pictures (1,101 original pics) on my Dropbox link I will share with you upon acceptance of the job.

1. Clean up the pictures -- not every picture needs work done on them, but I wanted to store all of them together. In fact, MOST probably won't need work done to them, but the ones that do -- need it!!
2. The ORIGINALS are in a folder "ORIGINAL PICS -- the beginning count is 1,101 and that's what will remain in that folder.
3. The changes you'll make will go in either 1 of 2 folders -- "FINAL EDITS" (which means, this is good enough quality to deliver to the client as their final edits of their wedding pics); OR "UNUSABLE PICS" (which means, DO NOT give this to my client, the picture cannot be salvaged). When I see that all the ORIGINAL PICS folder is empty, I’ll know that all of the pictures have been worked on and either “fixed”, “no fixed needed” or “unusable”.
4. There's a folder called "BACKGROUNDS" -- I found a few that are nice to use with some of the pictures -- this is where I can see your ability to work with merging two different pictures together. Feel free to use any other background you like to embellish or enhance the picture.
5. Sometimes it's BEST to use "black and white" pictures, especially when there are shadow issues, or compensation issues -- feel free to change the picture to any other type -- black and white, sepia, etc. If you do that, just call the 2nd picture of that original -1, -2, -3 etc.