Was great to have a quick chat with some of you on the call about what you would like to work on and your ambitions to become full time artists!

This group is for wedding painters who want to book more weddings, reply faster, build more trust with couples, and spend less time stuck in admin. The aim is simple: help you grow your wedding painting business with practical advice, honest feedback, and better systems. Inside this community, we’ll be sharing: - Tips to improve your profile and portfolio - Ways to reply faster and convert more enquiries - Advice on pricing, quoting, and handling objections - Ideas to help you stand out and win more bookings - Support from other artists who are building too This is not just a place to sit quietly and scroll. The artists who get the most value from this group will be the ones who ask questions, share what’s working, and learn from each other. To get started, introduce yourself below: 1. Your name 2. Where you’re based 3. What type of work you offer 4. Your biggest challenge right now 5. A link or photo of one piece you’re proud of Let’s build something genuinely useful here.

Been meaning to share this for a while. When a couple jumps on a call with you, they're not just sizing up the painting, they're picturing what working with you is actually going to be like. A messy room in the background does more damage than you'd think, even if the work itself is brilliant. Doesn't need to be a studio, just needs to look like you've thought about it. Few easy wins: - Same spot every time, ideally with a bit of your work visible behind you - Tidy the frame, not the whole room - Face a window if you can, good light does a lot of heavy lifting - Plain and calm beats busy and full It's a small detail but big impact, If you've already got a setup you're happy with, drop a photo below, it'd be good to build up some real examples for anyone just getting started. Kind regards Huw