WILD ROSE WELDING · BILLING
Paying Your Invoice
One simple, secure way to pay — no bank transfers, no confusion. Here's exactly how it works.
All payments are processed securely through Stripe, a payment platform used by millions of businesses worldwide. Wild Rose Welding never sees or stores your card number.
How it works
You receive an invoice by email
Once your project or commission is confirmed, you'll get an invoice with a secure "Pay Now" link — no login or account needed.
Click the link and enter your card
The payment page opens in your browser. Enter your credit or debit card details directly — the same as any online store checkout.
Get an instant receipt
You'll receive an emailed receipt right away, and I'll be notified that payment has been received.
Deposit Structure
INTERIOR DESIGN
Deposit to start · design approval · project completion
CUSTOM METAL ART
Deposit before fabrication · balance on completion
Common Questions
Can I pay by e-transfer or cheque?
Not currently — all payments go through the secure card link on your invoice. This keeps things simple and gives you an automatic paper trail for your own records.
Is it safe to enter my card details?
Yes. Payments are handled by Stripe, one of the largest payment processors in the world, using bank-level encryption. Your card information is never stored or seen by Wild Rose Welding directly.
What if my bank doesn't recognize the charge?
Charges will appear on your statement under "Wild Rose Welding." If you don't recognize it right away, feel free to reach out and I'll confirm the details.
When is payment due?
Standard terms are Net 15 from the invoice date, with deposits due before work begins as outlined above.
Got a design you love but want it made your own? Let's talk base models.
One of my favourite parts of running a custom metal art shop is working from base models — a piece or concept a client falls in love with, that becomes the starting point for something totally theirs. Maybe it's a silhouette you've seen before but want in a different scale, a finish that fits your space, or details reworked to tell your story instead of someone else's.
Every piece I make goes through the same discipline: moody lines, controlled poise, detail I won't let go of until it's right.
I love taking inquiries like this. Send me what's catching your eye, tell me what you'd change, and let's make it yours. There's something great about starting with a solid foundation and getting to play with proportions, textures, and finishes until it feels built for the person who's going to live with it.
Got a base model in mind? Reach out through an inquiry and let's start the conversation.
