A Portrait Gift Certificate
The Perfect Gift

It happens to all of us. At some point, it becomes difficult to think of or find a thoughtful gift for the person who “has everything”. That’s where a Gift Certificate from Lawrence Clemen Photography solves your dilemma.

Gifting a portrait session saves you huge amounts of time, simplifies your shopping to a quick phone call to provide the details, and most importantly, provides the recipient with a very personalized gift that will always be appreciated and valued.

Gift Certificates are the perfect gift for Christmas, Valentine’s Day, an Anniversary, Birthday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Engagement, Wedding or any other gift giving event.

It’s Simple and Fast

One quick phone call is all that’s required to purchase a personalized Gift Certificate.

Call the studio at 514-484-5406 between 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. We’ll get the details and payment information from you, and get started on creating a gift certificate you’ll be proud to give.

Want a special message on the Gift Certificate? We’ll take care of that for you. Gift Certificates are printed on parchment paper and framed in either an elegant folder or custom wood frame (the choice is yours).

There’s no pressure on the recipient to meet a deadline to redeem the Gift Certificate as our Gift Certificates do not expire.

Redeeming the Gift Certificate

Redeeming the Gift Certificate, is just as simple. The recipient only has to call the studio to schedule a short meeting (we prefer this to a phone call), where we’ll discuss:

• Clothing styles & colours
• Make-up & hair
• Props & backgrounds
• Different poses.
• Get ideas by looking at other portraits.
• Dates & times for the actual portrait session.

A Gift That Will Always be Treasured

There are very few gifts that are appreciated as much as a professional portrait. Years and even generations from now, you and other family members will be thankful for the beautiful portrait. And to think it all started with you wanting to give a thoughtful gift that would be treasured.

Regards,

Lawrence Clemen