Holiday mini sessions are booking. Last day Thursday 10 December. What is included

A printed gift card showing a dog in a red Santa hat lies on a gray table beside a Puparazzi Brooklyn business card.

Dog photography gift cards

Give someone a session for their dog. It's the rare present nobody already owns, and the dog won't try to return it.

Email about a gift card

How it works

You pick a package. I send a printed card, or a digital one by email.

They book whenever they like. The card does not expire and there is no fee for holding on to it.

To redeem it, they email me or mention the card number in the booking form.

How it reaches them

No deadline at all

Sent by email

A digital card goes out by email at any point, including Christmas Eve. Nothing is in the post, so nothing can be late.

By email
Any time of year, Christmas Eve included. It arrives as soon as it is paid for.
Printed and posted
A printed card in the post, to you or straight to them. Order by 18 December for it to arrive in time.
Hand delivered in New York City
Anywhere in the five boroughs, by arrangement. $50, and free on a gift card of $750 or more.

What it goes towards

A gift card covers one of the three packages, which run $450–$1,250 and each include the session, the digital files and the framed artwork. While the holiday pop-up is on there is a smaller one too: $250 for a holiday mini-session, which turns into credit towards any other session once the pop-up is over. If you are still weighing up what to give, my guide to gifts for dog owners in Brooklyn has ideas at every budget.

How to give one

  1. Email me

    Email me at wuffwuff@puparazzibrooklyn.com with who the gift card is for and, if you know it, which session they'd like.

  2. They book

    The recipient books through the booking form and mentions the gift card in the notes, or emails me directly. Nothing has to happen by a particular date.

Or book one for your own dog

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