Gift voucher
Gift a photo session in Brussels
You give the moment, I handle the rest. Whoever gets the voucher picks a date with me, and I direct them from start to finish: they have nothing to prepare.
How it works
Tell me who it’s for
In the booking form, tell me it’s a gift and what the occasion is. I reply the same day.
You give them the voucher
I prepare the voucher in their name, ready for you to hand over.
They pick the date
We settle the place and time together, with no deposit. The photos arrive within 10 working days, in a private online gallery.
Ideas by occasion
What business gift can a company or a freelancer give a client?
A gift people remember, rather than one more bottle at the end of the year: a photo session for your client, alone, with their family, or for a professional portrait they’ll actually use.
Tell me how many vouchers you need and who they’re for: I make each voucher out in the person’s name and arrange the session directly with them.
What do you get someone who has everything for Christmas?
Another object usually ends up in a cupboard. A photo session is a morning outside and pictures they’ll keep.
The voucher goes under the tree, and the session can wait for the light to come back in spring.
What should I get my girlfriend or boyfriend for Valentine’s Day besides flowers?
A Duo session, somewhere that matters to you both. I keep you busy with each other, so nobody has to pose.
Mid-February is rarely kind to an outdoor shoot, so the voucher lets you pick a softer date.
What’s an original Mother’s Day gift for my mum?
Photos of her, for once: she’s usually the one holding the camera. On her own or with her children, grandchildren included.
I offer her a few dates and she picks the one that suits her.
What do I get my dad for Father’s Day when he says he wants nothing?
He wants nothing, yet he has hardly any photos with his kids. A session sorts that out in 1.5 hours.
I direct him so it never feels like posing: we walk, we talk, I shoot between sentences.
What’s a good birthday present for someone who hates having their photo taken?
They don’t need to know how to pose. I tell them where to stand and what to do with their hands, and I shoot once they’ve forgotten the camera.
A milestone birthday, or simply a year when they deserve a good photo of themselves.
How do I give a maternity or newborn photo shoot to a mum-to-be?
The voucher lets the parents choose the right moment: between seven and eight months for the bump, or a few weeks after the birth, at home.
No studio, no special outfit: window light is enough, and we follow the baby’s rhythm.
What can I give a couple who just got engaged or married?
A Duo session just for them, away from the rush of the big day. They choose a place that feels like theirs, I take care of the rest.
Before the party for an engagement, or after it to catch their breath: the voucher fits their calendar.
What’s a fun hen party activity in Brussels?
A photo session with your friends, in the streets of Brussels or in a park, before the rest of the day. I direct the group, and you keep real pictures of the day instead of blurry selfies.
It works for a stag do too. For a group we go Bespoke: tell me how many of you there are and I’ll come back with a plan.
What can I give someone starting a new job or launching their own business?
A professional portrait that doesn’t look like an ID photo, for LinkedIn, a website or a job application. It’s often the thing they’ve been putting off for months.
In natural light, outdoors or by a window, in one Portrait session.
What’s a good retirement gift for a colleague or a parent?
A session to mark this new chapter: alone, as a couple or with the grandchildren, somewhere that matters to them.
For a gift from the whole team, one person writes to me and I arrange the rest directly with the new retiree.
What New Year’s gift won’t end up in a drawer?
A session to use during the year, when the light is good: spring for the parks, autumn for the colours.
A resolution that is easy to keep, since I do the directing.
What’s a funny gift for friends, like a cheesy 70s family portrait?
A deliberately kitsch session, styled like a 1970s family portrait: stiff poses, frozen smiles in front of a backdrop that has no business being there. I direct it all with a perfectly straight face, and that’s what makes the picture funny.
It’s the gift between friends, or the family joke, that comes back out at every party. We’ve all seen enough perfect photos, thanks, Insta.
Where shall we meet, and when?
Tell me who’s coming and what the occasion is. I reply the same day with dates.
Or by email: contact@bytedi.be
Or by phone: +32 496 17 64 57