Do I need a side photo?

No, but it can help. A side photo is useful for muzzle length, ear shape, markings, or very fluffy coats. One good front photo is still the main thing.

What if my photo is not good enough?

We contact you before work starts if the photo is too unclear. We may ask for a sharper image, a front-facing photo, or one extra angle.

Can you work from an old memorial photo?

Often, yes. Send the clearest version you have. If the photo is too small, dark, or blurred, we will let you know before work starts.

What engraving should I choose?

A name is usually enough. You can also use a short date or phrase if the product page allows enough space. Check spelling before ordering.

When does production start?

Timing starts once we have the photo and wording details needed for the order. If you choose email photo later, timing starts after the photo arrives.

Can I cancel a custom pet bust?

Custom and personalised orders cannot usually be cancelled once work has started, unless something is faulty. Check the product page and returns information before ordering.

Personalised & Memorial Guide

What photo do I need for a custom pet bust?

Q: What photo do I need for a custom pet bust?

Send one clear front-facing photo where your pet's face is sharp and easy to see. Good light, visible eyes, nose, ears, and head shape all help.

Q: Can I send the photo after ordering?

Yes. Choose email photo later on the product page, then reply to your order confirmation with your photo and order number. Timing starts once we have the photo and order details.

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Personalised & Memorial

Quick scan

Start with the occasion, photo quality and message you want the gift to carry.
Use the practical sections to check wording, preview details, memorial tone and order details.
Follow the Personalised & Memorial links when you are ready to choose the right keepsake.

Choosing a photo-led keepsake? Compare the custom pet bust, memorial angel and photo guide before you choose the route that fits the photo and wording you have.

Can I send the photo later?

Yes. Choose email photo later on the Custom Pet Bust product page, then reply to your order confirmation with your photo and order number. Timing starts once the photo and wording details have arrived.

What if the photo is unclear?

If the photo is not clear enough, we contact you before work starts. We may ask for a sharper front-facing photo or one extra angle, especially if markings, ears, muzzle, or head shape are hard to see.

Choosing a pet memorial gift from a photo

If this photo is for a memorial gift, the Pet Memorial Gifts UK chooser can help you compare the Custom Pet Bust, Pet Memorial Angel, gift card, and other remembrance routes before you order.

Start with the Custom Pet Bust or compare pet memorial gift routes

Ready to order from your pet photo?

Start with the Custom Pet Bust if the photo is of a dog or cat. If you are comparing remembrance gifts first, use the Pet Memorial Gifts UK chooser

If the photo is of a person rather than a pet, use the photo-to-bust gift guide before choosing a product route.

Useful follow-up

Save the photo and wording checklist

Get a gentle checklist for choosing the photo, wording and keepsake route that fits the person, pet or memory.

The guide stays open. Use the links below when you are ready; your email is only for useful guide follow-up.

What to decide before you shop

Disco decor is about light, placement and restraint. A mirror-ball piece works best where it can catch daylight, lamp light or evening light without making the room feel cluttered.

Pick the surface first: wall, shelf, plant corner or hanging point.
Use one strong reflective piece before adding more sparkle.
Check what light will hit it at different times of day.

The right piece should feel intentional when the light is off and a little bit theatrical when the light catches it.

How to choose without overdoing the sparkle

Mirror-ball decor works best when it has space to catch light. Choose the position first, then the object. A wall piece suits blank vertical space. A planter suits a shelf, sideboard or plant corner. A hanging piece needs room to move visually without getting in the way. If you already have reflective decor nearby, choose one stronger piece instead of several small ones. That keeps the room intentional rather than busy.

Quick choice check

Choose the surface or wall first.
Check where daylight or lamp light lands.
Use one strong reflective piece before adding more.
Leave visual space around mirror-ball pieces.

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Choose where the light goes

Use the guide to decide the room, then compare mirror-ball pieces by placement: wall, shelf, planter or hanging feature.

Disco decorBrowse the disco range.

Disco wall artAdd reflection to a wall or corner.

Hanging planterA hanging mirror-ball plant route.