Give Them Something That Lasts Longer Than a Gift.
This is not just a voucher. It’s a moment. A reflection. A portrait they’ll return to again and again.
To request a portrait gift experience:
Fill out the form and then we’ll schedule a short conversation to make sure the gift is personal.
This is a curated experience—not a commercial product.
Gift voucher questions
How much is a gift voucher?
Vouchers start from £200 for a simple headshot session.
Most people choose our £350 voucher, which covers the full Signature Experience.
What’s included in the £350 Signature Experience?
- A personal consultation
- Professional hair and makeup, if they’d like it
- A fully guided portrait session in our Jersey studio
- A private reveal session
- One 7×10″ print, presented in an 11×14″ archival mount
Can I add more to the voucher?
Yes. You can include extra photographs or some of our other products.
That’s why we like to have a short conversation first. It helps us shape a gift that suits the person you have in mind.
What if they don’t like having their photo taken?
Most people who come to the studio say the same thing. It’s the reason we do this.
The session is fully guided, unhurried and private. Nobody is expected to know how to pose. Our job is to make it feel easy.
How long is the voucher valid?
Three months from the date of purchase.
If they need more time, just get in touch with us before it expires, and we’ll happily extend it.
How will the voucher arrive?
Each voucher is beautifully printed and comes with a personal letter.
We can post it to you, or you’re welcome to collect it from the studio.
Can I buy a voucher at any time of year?
Yes. Vouchers are available all year round, for birthdays, anniversaries, milestones, or simply because.
They also make a lovely Christmas gift.
What could this gift become?
- A portrait for her, because she’s always behind the camera.
- A portrait for him, for the career he’s building.
- A portrait for them, to mark a chapter.
- A portrait for a family, before the next season begins.
- A portrait for someone who’s forgotten what confidence feels like.
