Christmas Jumper Headshots for Save the Children

Having your photo taken feels like a chore, so let’s make it fun!

On Monday 30 November, I’m running a Christmas jumper headshot event at Square Feet in Rothwell, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, to raise money for Save the Children. It’s a business collaboration evening too, with networking led by Simon from NNBN and a look around the coworking space with Tom.


What the event is

It's a short photo session in a festive setting. You wear a Christmas jumper (the sillier the better), I take your photo, and you donate to my giving page for Children in need.

  • When: 30th November 2026

  • Time: 6.00pm to 8.00pm

  • Where: Square Feet, The Manor House, Rothwell, NN14 6BQ

  • Who it's for: Business owners

  • Cost: a donation of £10, which includes one edited image, for #christmasjumperday on the 10th December.


How a session works

Arrive, pop your jumper on, spend five minutes in front of the camera, and you’re done. I’ll direct you throughout, so there’s no need to know what to do with your hands.

You’ll get a professional headshot you can use on LinkedIn, your website or your Christmas cards.

What to wear and bring

  • A Christmas jumper. Bright, silly or classic all work. Avoid very fine patterns, as tiny stripes can look odd on screen. If you don't own one, a second-hand jumper is a good way to save money and avoid waste.

  • A plain top underneath if your jumper is itchy.

  • Hair and make-up as you normally have them.

Where the money goes

Every donation goes directly to Children in Need charity through an official fundraising page: DONATE.

I don't handle the money myself. All £10 per booking is donated, and I'll share the running total as we go. Please be aware that the £10 is a minimum charge and you are open to donating more if you wish.


How to book

 

Book your slot session

Book your slot | sampeel@wellypictures.com | 07908226845

Not sure whether it's right for you, or want to bring your team? I'm always happy to hop on a quick call to talk it through. No pressure, just a friendly chat about what would work best.

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