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Start with the light, not the clock
Demo article. Before fixing times, look at when the light is soft at your venue and when the ceremony room is at its best. Many of the most important decisions follow from that.
Write down the moments that matter most to you and build the rest of the day around them, rather than filling every hour.
Plan buffers on purpose
Travel, hair and make-up, family photos and speeches almost always take longer than expected. A buffer of fifteen to thirty minutes between key moments keeps the day relaxed. Adjust these values to your own experience.
Share one version of the plan
Make sure your planner, venue and photographer all work from the same version of the timeline. Replace this demo text with your own advice.
