
How It Works.
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Check date availability
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Check your wedding date availability.
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All I require is a 20%(30% for international weddings) non-refundable deposit to secure your date. I also provide 2 payments for the balance if you prefer.
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Consultation
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4 weeks prior to your wedding, I will send you a questionnaire to start planning your painting.
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I highly recommend allowing me to attend the photo session before/after your ceremony to get the best reference pictures for your painting.
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During our planning, please feel free to share your vision! If you're unsure, I am here to provide expert suggestions.
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The Wedding Day
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I will arrive before your ceremony to capture reference videos and photos of your scene for the painting, as well as to set up.
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Seeing me painting your big day will be great entertainment for you and your guests.
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Before leaving, I will come find you to show the painting of the day. I will then take it to my studio for touch-up.
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After Wedding
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Touch-up will take about 12-16 weeks depending on its size, however, it can take longer.
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I will varnish it to enhance the colours and protect the painting from UV rays, dust, and yellowing after receiving your final confirmation, which I'll provide by sending you a photo.
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And the wedding painting is yours to cherish forever!
FAQs
Q. I've already had my wedding. Would you be willing to do a portrait from a photo?
*Photo based commissions are closed at the moment.*
Absoulutely! I can definitely paint your big day from a photo. Please send me an inquiry and will give you a quote.
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Q. Do you travel?
I would love to! Travel in Grey Bruce area is included in the price. If your venue is futher than that, a travel fee will apply.
Q. Can you ship the painting?
Yes ​I can! I will safely pack and send it to you. Additional shipping charge will apply to you. Please note that if you're located in GTA area, I can hand over your painting in person as I have weddings in the area throughout wedding season.
Q. What do you need at the venue?
All I need is an outlet for the lighting and a small space to paint. If you’d like me to paint in an outdoor setting, I’ll need a shaded area (such as an outdoor umbrella or tent) to avoid direct sun or rain.

