Wedding Figures with Parents: Two Four or Six People
A wedding figure can include just the couple or bring parents into the composition.

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A wedding figure can include just the couple or bring parents into the composition. The right people count is a personal choice, and the arrangement should reflect the family rather than a rigid idea of what every wedding looks like.
Compare the standard group ideas
| Group | One possible arrangement |
|---|---|
| Two people | The couple together |
| Four people | The couple with one set of parents or two chosen family members |
| Six people | The couple with both sets of parents or four chosen family members |
These are starting points, not rules about relationships. Explain the actual people and arrangement you want, especially if it differs from the example shown.
Keep references person-specific
Label everyone and provide a clear face reference plus outfit guidance for each person. State which photographs show the intended age, hairstyle and clothing.
Use the six-person reference sheet for a larger group. It prevents details from being swapped and gives the maker a clear map of who stands where.
Allow space for the composition
More people need a deliberate base and spacing plan. Check that each face is visible, wide clothing does not crowd another person and the full display fits its intended location.
Ask for finished overall dimensions, not only the height of one character. A six-person piece can take substantially more shelf width than a couple even when the characters have similar heights.

Confirm options and extras
Use the current product selector for the available people counts and prices; do not infer a quote from an old example or an unrelated single-person item.
Standard figures can be ordered directly. Backgrounds, floral arches, furniture and extra scene accessories need a separate quote. Review those scope details alongside the final group proof.
The meaningful part is the chosen relationship between people. A clear, comfortable arrangement usually matters more than filling every empty space with wedding decorations.
