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Question about daytime wedding???

Original post by MRSin2009

Ok so I am getting married at the RH at 12:00pm. Now I am just worried with time issues. I really want to attend the cocktail hour and am going to take pictures before the ceremony.

I have 2 hours before the ceremony for pictures at the RH and wanted to take at least 1 hour of pictures at my parents house with my MOH and BM's and parents.

Does that mean I need to be ready by 8:00am! I just cannot imagine everyone being ready at 8!!!!!!

That means we are going to have to start hair and makeup at at least 6:00am!

I am stressing over nothing I am sure people do it all the time but its just something I am not thinking about!
ddnsp618 Posted:

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me too!!! church is at freaking 10am! im not big into getting an updo so i think that if i get up by 7 i should be fine...hopefully!

FuTuRe MrS MaZz Posted:

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my ceremony is at 11:30.... i want to take pics for maybe like an hour beforehand b/c i want to go to my CH.... i am thinkin i'll be up at the crack of dawn too but i prob wont get any cleep the night before so waking up shouldnt be an issue LOL

i dont think im gonna get up too early though to tell ya the truth.... hair and makeup shouldnt take that long and i dont even know if im having any bm's at this point... maybe just a moh... so that will take us less time...
FuTuRe MrS MaZz Posted:

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Posted by ellyoxox

i was really considering changing mine to a daytime wedding, but i seriously don't think i can handle waking up that early. i am so not a morning person.. that's the only thing that is making me not want a daytime wedding



you will be too excited to care.... just think about it... normally when u have to wake up early its to do something yuckyyyy haha you are going to be ready to go at 6am... i can guarantee it.... i know how excited i get about fun things and i nearly jump outta bed

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