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Brides getting married at a church....

palebride

Brides getting married at a church....

What time is your ceremony and reception?

Is it possible to have a morning ceremony and an afternoon reception? or is that cutting it too close?
MCDO15

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no.... there is plenty of time

we got married and here was the timeline (for the sameplace ceremony and reception)
4:30 to 5:00 (ceremony)
5-6 was cocktail hour for our guest (we did pictures)
6-10 was the reception

we didn't do a receiving line due to time constraits (sp)

being that you have more time to work with, this will allow the guest to drive over to the reception location..
carlsbride

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Our ceremony is at 11:00 a.m. - full Catholic mass so it will be about an hour.

Our reception starts at 1:00 p.m.
palebride

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Posted by carlsbride

Our ceremony is at 11:00 a.m. - full Catholic mass so it will be about an hour.

Our reception starts at 1:00 p.m.



How far apart are the church and reception?
Are you going somewhere for pictures in between?
carlsbride

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Posted by palebride


Posted by carlsbride

Our ceremony is at 11:00 a.m. - full Catholic mass so it will be about an hour.

Our reception starts at 1:00 p.m.



How far apart are the church and reception?
Are you going somewhere for pictures in between?



It is 11 miles from the church to the reception hall, probably about a 20-25 minute drive. We are just taking pictures in the church and in the photo studio at my hall. If the weather is nice enough, we might take some photos on the grounds at the hall, but no additional stops.
palebride

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Posted by carlsbride


Posted by palebride


Posted by carlsbride

Our ceremony is at 11:00 a.m. - full Catholic mass so it will be about an hour.

Our reception starts at 1:00 p.m.



How far apart are the church and reception?
Are you going somewhere for pictures in between?



It is 11 miles from the church to the reception hall, probably about a 20-25 minute drive. We are just taking pictures in the church and in the photo studio at my hall. If the weather is nice enough, we might take some photos on the grounds at the hall, but no additional stops.



thanks!
Mystere

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my ceremony is 10:30 and cocktail hour starts at 12:30. I'm actually worried their will be two much time in there b/c the ceremony is 1/2 hour (if it starts on time)

J&D 09/16

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We are having an 11 ceremony and a 12:30 ch. I know it's cutting it close, but we loved the place and my church won't start any earlier. So no stopping anywhere for photos. But FH's family is all from out of town, and we are providing bus transportation from hotel to church to reception so it should work out better in the end
diluvchu

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I am having a 5:30 ceremony and 7:30 starts my CH. No receiving line for me. I'm going straight to Land's End for pictures and hoping to make some of my CH. We'll see....

palebride

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Posted by J&D 09/16

We are having an 11 ceremony and a 12:30 ch. I know it's cutting it close, but we loved the place and my church won't start any earlier. So no stopping anywhere for photos. But FH's family is all from out of town, and we are providing bus transportation from hotel to church to reception so it should work out better in the end



when will you be taking all of your pictures?
AlliNMatt06

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Are church will be at 3pm and the reception at 6. I had a choice of having the ceremony anytime after 2:30 (on a Sunday). I am not getting married at a Catholic Church, so they are not so strict with the time.

If it is a Catholic Church, they usually give you a time.
MattsBride

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Our ceremony is at 3 (not a full mass, so it should only be a 1/2 hour) and our CH starts at 5.

Kathy&Chris

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ceremony in church at 3pm, cocktail hour at 7pm..we're doing receiving line, and after ceremony we're going to old westbury gardens for pics, from 4:30pm, to 6pm, then pics at jericho terrace..how's that for a lot of time in between for guests?

JazzyT

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Ceremony 3pm reception starts at 6pm.

Hall and church are about 10-15 minutes apart
will use the time totake pics
ToniLee326

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2:00 Church
6:30- 1:00 for Reception
alex110879

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Church at 430, reception at 7....
I have been to weddings where there has been alot of time between, and what happens is people go to the church in jeans and sweats... so i decided not to have a big break
EJSD2006

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Church (full mass) starts at 6pm, CH starts at 8:30pm. The Church and hall are about 10 minutes apart but I'm not going to stop anywhere to take pics. There are plenty of places to take pics at my Church and at the hall.

Jackie&Justin

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ceremony 11 am
reception 1 pm

drive from selden to wading river is about 30-40 minutes..
Tracilee82

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Ceremony starts at 4 and CH at 7pm...Then we will have a receiving line, and go take pix at the hall and then get to our CH

beautyq115

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Posted by palebride

What time is your ceremony and reception?

Is it possible to have a morning ceremony and an afternoon reception? or is that cutting it too close?



My cousin did this...11:30 mass and then 1:00 CH..No recieving line..Church in Franklin Square....Reception at Floral Terrace.

Is your brother getting married? I thought I saw him at a Bridal Show

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