Before your design consultation

A little preparation. A more personal portrait.

Your Planning Guide helps us connect the setting, wardrobe, and finished artwork to the way you live. Explore it before we arrange your design consultation.

Your second guide

The Planning Guide

A worksheet for your room, wall, clothing, inspiration, and questions. The original studio guide is provided unchanged, with the current Marriage Portrait terms above.

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DNA Premium Portraits studio reference · 9 pages · PDF

01

Your wall and room

Consider one main wall. If you can, take a straight-on photograph that includes the surrounding furniture and note the clear wall width and height. You do not need a final size decision.

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02

Your wardrobe

Bring a few ideas about colors and clothing. A wedding gown is optional. Fit, comfort, the setting, and the room’s palette will guide the conversation.

Consider your wardrobe ↗
03

Your artwork

Explore proportions and the Classic and Masterpiece finishes. Artwork is selected after your design consultation; your artwork credit is applied to the piece you choose.

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Keep scale in perspective.

The supplied size guide shows the broader studio’s shape options. For The Marriage Portrait, choose from Standard, Grand, Impact, and Showcase. Our current size table uses Impact 30 × 45 inches and Showcase 40 × 55 inches where the reference sheets differ. Final size and finish are confirmed in your proposal.

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Ready to arrange the conversation?

After your inquiry, you can request preferred times through your saved receipt. Dwayne confirms the design consultation personally. A time request does not reserve a session or authorize a payment.

Request a Design Consultation Time

If you have not inquired yet, begin with your portrait idea. Share room photographs only through the private upload on your inquiry receipt, and remove sensitive details from view.

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