How to Plan a Wedding Day Timeline for the Best Photos

Start With the Parts of the Day That Can’t Move

Before filling in getting ready photos, portraits, or detail photos, start with the times that are already set. Your ceremony time is usually the biggest one. From there, add in anything else with a firm start time, like transportation, cocktail hour, dinner, sunset, or the end of your venue rental. Once those pieces are in place, it becomes much easier to build the rest of the photography timeline around them.

This is also why I recommend talking with your photographer before completely finalizing your schedule. We can help you work backward from your ceremony and make sure there’s enough time for the photos that are most important to you.

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Getting Ready Spaces: What to Look for Beyond a Pretty Bridal Suite

As a NYC wedding photographer, I've photographed wedding mornings in everything from Manhattan hotel suites to private homes and sprawling estate venues. The spaces that work best aren't always the most elaborate. They're the ones that give everyone enough room, have beautiful light, and allow the morning to unfold comfortably!

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What to Consider When Planning a Destination Wedding

Destination weddings are such a fun way to turn your wedding into more of an experience. Instead of everyone arriving for one day and heading home the next morning, you get a few days together in a place you love. But there are definitely a few extra things to think about when your wedding involves flights, hotels, transportation, and planning from a distance.

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What Makes a Wedding Feel Luxurious (Without Being Overdone)

Luxury is often mistaken for excess, but the most memorable weddings rarely feel over the top. Instead, they feel intentional. Every detail has a purpose, every choice reflects the couple, and the entire day unfolds with ease. A truly Luxury Wedding is not about having more. It is about creating an experience that feels thoughtful from beginning to end!

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