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Moving Up Ceremony??

toniann921 Posted:

Moving Up Ceremony??

Okay, so what do you guys think...

Right now the time frame is like this:

3:30pm Ceremony in Seaford @ Maria Regina
--Pics at Vanderbilt Museum--
7:00pm CH @ TC

So after the ceremony and taking pics at the church, we will most likely be on the road around 4:45pm, we will most likely get to Vanderbilt @ 5:30 or so... and I want to get to TC at 7pm. We want to make sure we are there for CH.

Did I leave enough time to take pics at Vanderbilt?

Keeping in mind it is a Friday night... should I move the ceremony up to 3:00pm??

I'm concerned that we will be rushing... & THAT gives me anxiety. lol

VCanizalez Posted:

Re: Moving Up Ceremony??

My photographer recommedn me IF i want to have nought time for BETTER pics, to leave TWO hours for Pictures....

Thats-What-She-Said Posted:

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I think you'll be good. Why not time it out one night. Drive from the church to the Pic location, hang out for 45 minutes and then drive to the hall. Do it in real time on a friday night and see how you fee.

toniann921 Posted:

Re: Moving Up Ceremony??

BUMP

ColliMac23 Posted:

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We are getting married at 3:30 and then we have CH at 6:30 and it's and hour drive between places so I am not stopping anywhere in fear we wont make it.

LoveyDovey Posted:

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how long is the drive from vanderbilt to hall???

id bump it up...1 hour for pics doesnt seem like much and Im with you in that I wouldnt want to be stressed on time the day of my wedding...

my pics start at 130 and ceremony isnt until 6pm!

I think it will be worth your sanity to bump up the ceremony!
justnicethings Posted:

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if you can, i'd buy yourself some more time.
you want to be relaxed when you're taking pictures.
i've always found that it's the most fun part of a wedding,
being able to relax, laugh and take pictures with your new husband and BP while sipping on some champagne!

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