Map the drive between getting ready, your ceremony, portraits, and the reception. Include loading, parking, and walking time when locations are spread out.
A mountain setting, a lakeside gathering, or a celebration close to home: start with the experience you want to share, then give the day enough room to unfold.
Bring your ceremony, photographs, meal service, and dancing into one shared plan. Our wedding-day timeline guide includes an example schedule and questions to discuss with your own team.
Map the drive between getting ready, your ceremony, portraits, and the reception. Include loading, parking, and walking time when locations are spread out.
Discuss seasonal daylight with your photographer before deciding where portraits belong. Build an indoor option into the conversation with your venue.
Confirm where music and microphones will be set up, who handles ceremony cues, and how the reception will move from dinner into dancing.
Talk through the music, announcements, ceremony cues, and the reception atmosphere you want to share.
Explore styles and portfolios, then share the people and moments you most want to remember.
Explore the venue and lighting directory, then confirm the details that apply to your own celebration.
The checklist includes important dates to make your big day a success!
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