Family Pop-in portrait - Waikanae
Join us on Saturday 29 June for our first Family Pop-in event for 2019 - these super popular, fast and fabulous family portrait sessions are just 5 minutes per family so you'll be in and out in a flash.
The $90 session fee includes 1-3 beautiful portraits delivered to your online account within days, there are no more to choose from and nothing more to pay. Family Pop-ins are the quickest, easiest way to regularly update your family photos.
Note: Family Pop-ins are suitable for groups of up to two adults and up to two children only. Families with 3 children can opt to add an extra child for +$50.
This special is not suitable for families with more than 3 children nor extended family groups - as 5 minutes just isn't enough to get everyone together!
Unlike normal Pop-ins it is vital that you arrive on time for your 5 minute Family Pop-in appointment, if you miss your slot you may be turned away.
Find out more about how it works here: popinphotos.com...
There are limited session times available and bookings are available on a first come, first served basis.
Pre-booking online is essential www.popinphotos.com...
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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