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Mackenzie
Savvy April 2020

Help of Day of Itinerary

Mackenzie, on January 21, 2020 at 5:20 PM Posted in Planning 0 6

Hey everyone, we are getting married April 25, 2020. Both ceremony and reception are outdoors at the same location. We are really struggling with the deciding the timeline of our wedding day. Anyone have any suggestions? What does your wedding day look like? Thank you in advance.

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Latest activity by Renay, on January 22, 2020 at 1:22 PM
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    Devoted April 2020
    Courtney ·
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    We are getting married a week before you and this is what I have so far, but please someone tell me if I need to change it.
    8:00 am: Hair and makeup at venue. MUA said this would be the time we would need to start to get everyone's hair and makeup done. She said she would spend 2 hours on me alone.
    At some point during that time, we will eat lunch lol. 1 PM: Getting ready pics 2 PM: Bride pics 3 PM: Groom pics 4 to 430: Gather thoughts before ceremony 430 to 5: Ceremony 5 to hopefully 530 or 545: Bridal Party Pics 545 600: Cutting cake 600 to 645 or 700: Dinner 700 to 730: Special Dances and such 730 to 1030: Reception/ Dance Floor 1030: Last Dance/everyone leaves
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    Devoted July 2021
    Kendra ·
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    I really relied on a timeline my makeup artist gave me based on what time she would need to be there to do my makeup and how much time her assistant would need for the bridesmaids, especially since we were doing first look pictures.

    I also watch Mariah Robinson on youtube who helped a lot as well.


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  • Kasyah
    Devoted July 2020
    Kasyah ·
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    Have you discussed timeline with your photographer yet? I had mine completely planned out and it all changed once we discussed things with our photographer. They do it all the time so they can give great feedback.
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  • Renay
    Devoted April 2020
    Renay ·
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    Date twins! What time are you doing your ceremony? We are doing ours at 2:30pm and I would be happy to send you my timeline I worked out with my photographer

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  • Mackenzie
    Savvy April 2020
    Mackenzie ·
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    That would be amazing! We are thinking around the same time, but our venue requires us to be out at 10:00 pm.

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  • Renay
    Devoted April 2020
    Renay ·
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    We are staying at a hotel near the airport that we are flying out of, about 2 hours away so my goal is to be out of our reception pretty early. We are having a dry wedding so I really don't see any problems with us getting out in time. My bridal party and family will be staying or going back Sunday to gather our decorations, and our venue does all the clean up. Depending on circumstances, you may want to move everything around a little. Also, we have a lot of time for pictures and such because we have 9 people per side for the bridal party.



    9:00AM Girls
    arrive at The Homestead to start getting ready



    11:30AM
    Lunch



    11:30AM Boys
    arrive at The Homestead to start getting ready



    12:00PM
    Dresses on, Flower Girls and Ring Bearer dressed



    12:30PM Pre
    Ceremony photos (No first look. Photos of Bride/Groom separate with wedding
    party/family).



    2:15PM Get
    lined up to go outside



    2:30PM
    Ceremony begins (short and sweet)



    3:00PM
    Photos (Bride/Groom together)



    4:45PM Grand
    Entrance



    5:00PM
    Dinner is served



    5:30PM
    Toasts



    6:15PM
    Dances (First Dance, Bride/Mom, Bride/Dad, Groom/Mom)



    7:00PM Cake
    is cut



    7:15PM Shoe
    game



    7:45PM Sneak
    out for sunset pictures



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