- The bride
- Front row, best view, and her call on how cheeky. She goes home with her favourite drawing, and the worst one, framed by Tuesday.
- Her mum
- He tops up her glass long before anyone picks up a pencil, so by the first pose she’s just another girl with a sketch pad. Pink cheeks are allowed.
- The quiet one
- She has a pencil, a pad and somewhere to look. Nobody’s on show except him, and her drawing is always the scary good one.
- The cheeky one
- She’ll ask for a pose. He’ll make the whole room laugh about it, and the hands stay on the pencils.
- The friend who isn’t drinking
- Nothing about the drawing needs a drink. Same pad, same view, much steadier hand.
- The bride who’s expecting
- She’s seated, she’s laughing and she has the front row. Few nights out are this easy for a bride who’s expecting.
- The girls who’ve never met
- There’s no small talk when you’re both trying to draw a man’s knee. They’ll be swapping numbers by the group photo.
- Her ride or dies
- Just her inner circle? Every seat is front row, and the drawing gets very competitive.