Live Wedding Painting
The Process…
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Setting Up
I arrive at your venue 2-3 hours early and select the perfect location in order to best capture your moment.
My set up includes: a wooden easel, a chair (provided by venue), a 3x5 carpet (for indoor venues), paints & brushes, a black tripod for video capture, and my paint palette.
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Phase One
I begin a light sketch/painting of the environment including:
Indoor: chair & table layout, various details & decor, overall layout of the room, etc.
Outdoor: layout of ceremony area, flower details, pew or chair orientation, etc.
After the base painted sketch is completed, I begin a base layer of paint to block in large sections of color. Once this is finished, I begin subtle detail work until you arrive to your venue.
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Phase Two
When you arrive at your venue and it’s time for the moment you’d like captured (entrance, first dance, first kiss, etc.), I take several photographs on my cell phone to guide my final painting.
These photographs allow for me to capture the moment in time, find the perfect frame to paint, and allow you to continue on with your special evening— no posing, standing still, or re-doing an organic moment.
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Phase Three/ Final Stage
After the moment has been captured, I begin painting the final touches— such as bride & groom, wedding party & guests, and intricate details of the room. By the end of the evening, you will have your completed, one-of-a-kind artwork to take home with you. If for any reason Hannah does not complete the painting by the end of your event, she will take it to her studio for completion. At that point, the painting will be completed within 3-4 weeks of the wedding date, and the best delivery method will be discussed between Hannah and the client!




