How It Works
A live wedding painting is part planning, part performance, and part quiet studio work. Here's exactly what happens between your first email and the canvas arriving at your door.
Review portfolios and look for a style that resonates with you. Art is very subjective — it should feel like your favorite song, or food. Prioritize that connection.
Decide on the scene — the ceremony, a candid moment, or a composite. I can add details like pets, or relatives who might not be able to be there in person.
Share photographs, videos, descriptions, and venue pictures. Lighting, the moment, all matters — the more I know about the setting, the better the composition.
Choose your canvas size from the available options. The most often requested is a modest 16×20 or 20×24 — easy to fit into any home.
I paint quite a bit on your wedding day — usually 4–7 hours on location. Final touch-ups are done at home, and the painting is delivered approximately 2–4 weeks after the wedding. Shipping is included.
I will send you final pictures of the finished painting before delivery — and things can still be changed at that stage if needed.
For Your Planning
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Reference photos & video
Share photos and videos of the venue, moments you love, and the overall mood you're going for.
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Venue pictures
Lighting and setting both shape the composition — the more detail, the better.
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Descriptions of your vision
Tell me the moment, any personal touches, and details you'd like included — even people who can't attend in person.
we'd love to hear about your day