Match the scene to your favourite expression
A smiling phone photo may suit bright balloons or a playful cake-smash edit. A calmer portrait can work with a softer birthday scene. Compare the sample's angle and expression with the photo you plan to send.
You are ordering a digital transformation, not a record of a physical cake smash. You do not need to stage a messy session or recreate the sample's decorations for the editing order.
Decide what should be personalised
Send the exact spelling of the baby's name and confirm that the birthday number should be one. Add a colour preference or greeting to the brief if it is important to you.
For invitations or a specific layout, tell us the intended use before work begins. Confirm the final dimensions and crop rather than assuming that one image will fit every print or social format.
Check the package before you book
One included edit means one final edited image. If you want several different looks, compare the available multi-image packages and discuss which themes belong to each edit.
The displayed total is the package price; the booking amount is part of that total, not an extra editing fee. The remaining balance is shown separately. Confirm the delivery estimate before an event deadline.
Use the preview to catch mistakes
Check the face and hands, spelling, birthday number and placement of important details. Send a clear list of changes within the stated revision allowance before approving.
After approval and the remaining payment, download the final digital file. Keep a copy of your original photo too; the edited portrait is a new creative keepsake, not a replacement for the everyday memory.
