Live wedding paintings focus primarily on the couple, with a limited number of additional figures depending on the collection.

Keepsake (18×24) - Designed for the couple only.

Signature (22×28) - Designed for the couple only.

Classic (24×30) - Couple with option to include up to two additional figures or pets.

Heirloom (24×36) - Allows for additional figures, with more space for detail and storytelling.

Grand Heirloom (30×40) - Ideal for including multiple figures and capturing more of the scene.

Additional guests or pets may be added to larger paintings for an additional fee.

If you’re envisioning a painting that includes a larger group or full wedding party, this can absolutely be created. During the live event, I focus on bringing the couple to near completion and capturing the overall scene and atmosphere.

Additional figures are then carefully refined in the studio afterward, where I can give each person the time and attention to detail they deserve.

For more complex scenes, I may recommend a custom studio commission created from your wedding photos to ensure the highest level of detail and accuracy.

If your wedding has already taken place, I would be happy to create a custom studio commission using your favorite professional wedding photo. Studio commissions are a more affordable alternative than live painting. Please use the contact form to inquire about a custom painting from your photo.

Yes. Live wedding painting can be gifted by family members or loved ones and can even be added to your gift registry. Gift arrangements are handled privately to ensure the experience remains seamless and aligned with the couple’s wedding plans.

The moment is chosen in advance, and it can look very different depending on the atmosphere you’re drawn to and how your wedding day unfolds.

Some couples choose a first look, capturing the intimacy and emotion of that quiet moment before the ceremony. Others prefer the ceremony itself - such as the walk down the aisle, standing beneath the altar, or the moment just after the vows.

Some may choose the reception for the setting. The painting might reflect the first dance, a grand ballroom scene, or the overall energy of the celebration as guests gather and the space comes alive.

During our consultation, I help guide this decision by asking what you want the focus to feel like —do you want the painting to center primarily on the two of you, with a more intimate composition? Or would you love to capture more of the full scene — your florals, lighting, architecture, and atmosphere?

When planning, I coordinate closely with your timeline and often work alongside your photographer so the painting reflects a natural, meaningful perspective.

Together, we choose a moment that feels authentic to you and translates beautifully into a finished work of art.

Once we confirm availability for your date, I create a custom proposal for your event. To reserve your wedding date on my calendar, a signed contract and a $500 retainer is all that is required.

The remaining balance can be paid through a payment plan, with all payments completed prior to the wedding date.

Yes. To reserve your wedding date, a $500 retainer for any size canvas or guest portrait package is required at the time of booking. The remaining balance can be divided into additional payments leading up to the wedding.

Typical payment schedule:

$500 retainer, plus three additional payments

All payments are completed prior to the wedding date.

Example (Keepsake Collection - $1800) :

• Retainer : $500

• Payment 2: $433.33

• Payment 3: $433.33

• Final Payment: $433.34

  Total= $1800

This allows many couples to spread the investment over several months during the planning process.

The retainer is non-refundable and required to hold your wedding date.