I wanted to share some timeline tips for the early morning brides having ceremony at RH.
I had my ceremony at 11:30 am at the RH and I stuck to my timeline like glue. I was more like a drill seargeant then a bride.
I just wanted to tell you that you should make sure you set enough time aside for pics. If you need to then add an hour to your reception. I know that sounds like a lot but if you get to the place at 10am that leaves you with an hour and 15 min. Don't forget that you need time to round people up. Plus you want the shots of seeing each other for the first time. That alone takes about 1/2 an hour. That's why I suggested that you add the hour bc the day wedding is so different from the night and it goes by so much faster. (I've had one of each![]()
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I also wanted to suggest that you make a list of people you want pics of. Not just the photo recreation.
me and my bro (vin)
me and my other bro (chris)
me and my mom (pat)
me, mom, grandma (frances)
This also gives the photographer a chance to put names and faces together with relation to you and FH.
Hope this helped.![]()
I just wanted to tell you that you should make sure you set enough time aside for pics. If you need to then add an hour to your reception. I know that sounds like a lot but if you get to the place at 10am that leaves you with an hour and 15 min. Don't forget that you need time to round people up. Plus you want the shots of seeing each other for the first time. That alone takes about 1/2 an hour. That's why I suggested that you add the hour bc the day wedding is so different from the night and it goes by so much faster. (I've had one of each
I also wanted to suggest that you make a list of people you want pics of. Not just the photo recreation.
me and my bro (vin)
me and my other bro (chris)
me and my mom (pat)
me, mom, grandma (frances)
This also gives the photographer a chance to put names and faces together with relation to you and FH.
Hope this helped.
