Your Wedding Day Schedule
Have you ever wondered how to create a timeline for your wedding? The more time you have, the less you will stress, the more relaxed you will be, the better you will enjoy your day, and the better the pictures will be!

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Stress Free Schedule
There is no secret, you cannot extend the time (well…technically you can, but not on earth). If you try to compress too many things, back to back, on a too tight schedule, you have a high risk to run all day, and not enjoy your wedding. The same for me, if I want to create amazing pictures, creative ones, I need time! Like in every creative field! That’s why I have offered a LOT of hours for your wedding day, starting from my smallest package, so you don’t have to run. Visit my price page for more information.
The day of your wedding I am here for you, to complete a good job.
Tips to Define Your Perfect Wedding Day Schedule
Check here our complete guide to help you design the best timeline.
Plan Some Room
Plan some room in between things, don’t forget the time to pack up and travel between the locations. Find some examples of timelines on our website.
Example of a Wedding Timeline for the Photos
- Make-up and hair: 2 hours (or more)
- Details (dress, jewels, etc): 30-45 min
- Reveal the dress: 10 min
- Dressing: 15 min
- Pictures with the bridesmaids: 20 min
- First look with the parents: 15 min
- Getting ready for the groom (including details): 45-60 min
- Pictures with the groomsmen: 20 min
- First look bride and groom: 15 min
- Bridal party: 30 min
- Family (depending on how many people): 20-50 min
- Couple session: 1 hour or more if you want to go to several locations
- Ceremony: 30-60 min
- Cocktail hour: 1-2 hours
- Dinner and party: totally up to you!
