Some gifts can't be wrapped on the day, because the best part is still being made. The AmorSaga anniversary gift voucher, planned for launch, lets you give a cinematic AI film of a couple's love story now, and tell the story later. It's printable, it costs the same as the film itself, and it comes with a reveal card made to be opened in front of the people you love.
How the voucher will work
At launch, every AmorSaga film will be available as a printable gift voucher.
- Same price as the film. No extra fee for giving it as a voucher. Choose the film on the pricing page, from Spark at $149 to the anniversary film Our Story at $690.
- A reveal card. The voucher comes as a printable card designed for the moment of giving: slipped into a greeting card, under the tree, or read aloud at the end of a dinner.
- Personalize later. You don't need the photos, the eras or the story on the day you give it. The brief and the photos can be sent afterwards, when there's time to open the family albums.
Two ways to use it
As a surprise announcement. You give the voucher, the couple knows a film is coming, and you and your accomplices handle the rest in secret: the photos, the details, the eras. The voucher is the teaser; the film is the premiere.
As an invitation. You give the voucher, and the couple tells their own story. For parents or grandparents, that can be the gift within the gift: an evening going through old prints together and remembering where they were in 1978.
When a voucher makes sense
Christmas
An anniversary in the spring or a wedding next summer, and Christmas comes first. A voucher under the tree announces the film months ahead, and leaves time to gather photos without rushing anyone.
A wedding gift from the best man or the maid of honor
The wedding is the deadline, but a voucher can be given earlier, at the bachelor or bachelorette party, for example. Or the film itself can be screened at the reception, and the voucher kept as a keepsake card for the couple. Ideas for planning that kind of gift are on the page about offering a film to the couple.
A gift from siblings
For a 25th, 40th or 50th, brothers and sisters often want to give something together. One voucher, one card, one gift from all of you. At launch, a "split the gift" option is also planned: one private link, and each sibling pays their share. More ideas in our guide to an anniversary gift from siblings.
When the date is too close
If the anniversary is next weekend and the film needs more time, a voucher lets you give something meaningful on the day, then deliver the film a few weeks later. See the anniversary film to choose the right format.
What the film will include
The voucher is for a complete AmorSaga film, directed by Gabriel Ortiz: a likeness preview and test shot before production, an original music score, a private password-protected delivery page and an MP4 download. Photos are deleted as soon as the film is delivered and never used to train AI models, and every film ends with a discreet "Made with AI" card. The full process is on how it works.
Be first when vouchers are available
Vouchers aren't available yet. They will open with bookings. Join the premiere list, and you'll be among the first to know, with launch prices, in time for the next anniversary, birthday or Christmas on your calendar.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a gift voucher today?
Not yet. Vouchers are planned for launch, when bookings open. Join the premiere list to be notified first.
Does the voucher cost more than the film?
No. The voucher costs the same as the film it's for, at launch prices.
Do I need the photos before giving the voucher?
No. That's the point of the voucher: you give it now, and the brief and photos are sent later, by you or by the couple.
Can the couple choose their own eras?
Yes, if you'd like them to. A voucher can be given as an invitation, so the couple tells their own story and picks the eras, from ancient Egypt to the decade they met.
Is the voucher printable or digital?
It's planned as a printable voucher with a reveal card, so you can print it at home and give it in person.