Sara Sidari: Wedding Illustrations

Italian born Melbourne artist Sara Sidari is undoubtably making waves with her wedding day illustrations.

What better way than to relive your wedding day memories through imagery right? Of course, that’s why it is standard practice to have a wedding photographer present on your wedding day. However, have you ever thought about turning one of these memories into a custom piece of art? A wedding illustration of your favourite photograph or memory.

Having a custom illustration of your wedding creates something special and a beautiful keepsake in addition to all your wedding photos. The rise in popularity of wedding illustrations is becoming more and more prevalent, and this is unquestionably something that we love.

Whether as a gift for your significant other, or perhaps a gift from friends to the couple… or, if this is something you decide on together, a custom wedding illustration is sure to become a focal piece of artwork in your home, keeping the memory of the most special day of your life alive.

Sara Sidari has illustrated many weddings, and her talent is so visibly seen in all her artwork. We highly recommended Sara for your wedding illustration, as we ourselves have experienced first hand her talent.

Scroll through her work, and once you’ve fallen in love, hit the link to contact Sara and let her get started on creating your piece.

Click Here to get your Illustration

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Sara Sidari: Wedding Illustrations

Italian born Melbourne artist Sara Sidari is undoubtably making waves with her wedding day illustrations.

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