A Moolady gift

A day on the farm, wrapped up for someone you love.

Gift certificates from Moolady Photography are a two-hour-or-so Highland-cow session in Clinton, Montana — the long light, the pasture, the herd. Print-ready PDF emailed, recipient chooses the date, redeemable for two years.

How it works

Three small steps, then we take it from here.

Step 01

Pick an amount and write a note.

Choose from $100, $250, $500, or $1,000. Write a few lines for the recipient — printed on the certificate page and the PDF.

Step 02

We email the certificate.

A printable PDF to the recipient, a receipt to you. Each email carries a secure download token — no public links, no scraping.

Step 03

They redeem when they're ready.

They enter the code, verify their email, and the studio reaches out within two business days to confirm the date.

Send a certificate

A few details, then Stripe checkout.

Pricing is server-side — never an inflated rate from a typo'd browser. Stripe takes the payment; the studio never sees the card.

Most popular — covers a couple or engagement session.

Receipt + PDF link land here.

They’ll receive the certificate directly. They also use this email to redeem.

Up to 500 characters. Printed on the certificate page and the PDF.

Stripe-hosted checkout. Receipt + printable PDF emailed within minutes. Reply from mooladyphotography@gmail.com if anything looks off.

The fine print, kept short

What every Moolady gift certificate promises.

  • Two-year expiry. Issued today, redeemable through the same date two seasons from now.
  • Redeemable against any session. Apply it toward an individual, couple, engagement, or family session — the studio prorates if the package costs more.
  • No fees for the recipient. The certificate value, less any session upgrade, is the only charge.
  • Open year-round; winter availability is weather-dependent. Sessions schedule two to four weeks out. The studio replies from the website’s contact inbox — never a surprise sender.
  • Print-ready PDF + a private web view. Both carry a secure download token that requires the recipient’s email to match — so a random link guessing the code goes nowhere.
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