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A Meaningful Gift Idea: Commissioning a Wedding Painting

  • Autorenbild: Stephanie Künzli Ycaza
    Stephanie Künzli Ycaza
  • 21. Okt.
  • 3 Min. Lesezeit
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In a world filled with fleeting digital moments, there’s something truly timeless about a work of art. A painting has the power to preserve emotion — not just the image of a day, but its soul. Whether it’s for your own wedding, an anniversary, or a meaningful gift for someone you love, commissioning a wedding painting transforms a special moment into a lasting fine art piece that will live on for generations.


Why a Wedding Painting Is the Perfect Gift

When searching for the perfect wedding or anniversary gift, it can be challenging to find something that feels both personal and lasting. Flowers fade, champagne is quickly gone, but art remains. A custom wedding painting captures more than a scene — it immortalizes love, atmosphere, and connection in brushstrokes and light.

It’s not just a picture. It’s a story told through texture, color, and feeling. Every time the couple looks at their painting, they’re reminded of the emotions, warmth, and magic of that moment — a living memory on canvas.


How It Works

As a professional fine artist based in Switzerland, I specialize in Live Wedding Art — painting directly at weddings to capture the energy and atmosphere of the day in real time. Guests watch as the scene unfolds on canvas, adding an elegant and emotional experience to the celebration.

After the event, I bring the piece back to my studio to refine it with exquisite detail. I work with archival oil paints, professional-grade linen canvas, and museum-quality finishes to ensure your painting lasts a lifetime.

If the gift is for an anniversary or a past wedding, I can also create a commissioned artwork from reference photographs. This allows me to design a bespoke piece that reflects the couple’s unique story and aesthetic — whether it’s a romantic embrace, a mountain view, or a quiet dance under the stars.


Types of Commissions

I offer several formats, depending on your vision and budget:

  • Live Wedding Painting – created on-site during the event, then completed in studio.

  • Studio Commission – a painting based on photos or memories, perfect as an anniversary or holiday gift.

  • Mini Fine Art Portraits – smaller, more intimate artworks ideal for special gifts or destination weddings.


Each artwork is one-of-a-kind and comes beautifully packaged with a certificate of authenticity.


Why It’s More Than a Painting

A commissioned wedding artwork isn’t just decoration. It becomes a part of the couple’s story — a reflection of love, family, and artistry. It’s the kind of gift that moves people, that’s felt in the heart and treasured for a lifetime.


Make It Personal

If you’re considering giving the gift of art, think about what makes the couple’s story unique.Was there a special moment during the ceremony? A dance, a landscape, or a shared glance? These emotional details help me shape a piece that’s deeply personal and meaningful.

I also offer gift certificates, beautifully designed and presented, for those who want to surprise someone while letting them choose the subject or style later.


How to Get Started

The process is simple:

  1. Reach out through the contact form to discuss your idea and desired format.

  2. We’ll decide together on the size, timeline, and artistic vision.

  3. Once confirmed, I’ll begin the creative journey — sketching, painting, and bringing the story to life.

Each painting takes several weeks to complete, so it’s best to book in advance — especially for the upcoming 2026 wedding season, which is now open for bookings.


A Timeless Memory, Painted with Love

In an age where everything moves fast, art invites us to pause.A wedding painting is more than a gift — it’s a legacy. A way to hold onto love, beauty, and emotion in their purest form.

If you’d like to learn more or commission your own piece, you can get in touch here — and together, we’ll create something truly unforgettable.


 
 
 

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