Question about the sunset time

We're getting married November 29. The sun sets at 4:30. How long after is there still some light?
My concern is pictures afterwards. Plus, i didnt think of this before, but when we booked CLM, I loved teh idea of pictures on the dock. But now i'm thinking by 7 it'll be pitch black, right? I have this crazy idea in my head of pushing up the time. I dont even want to mention that to FH

i'm getting married Nov 7th and the sunsets at 4:45..my ceremony is at 330pm. My photographer said that i'm going to basically have like no daylight for pics, but he said its not a problem cause they can work with that, so i can still have pics outside the church (they have lots of lights!) and i'm going to take some more at the RH inside and possibly out. Which i'd like to cause NRC has pretty grounds to take pics at!

i didnt want to make the ceremony earlier cause i'd have a million hours in between the church and CH...

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Posted by dajc23

i'm getting married Nov 7th and the sunsets at 4:45..my ceremony is at 330pm. My photographer said that i'm going to basically have like no daylight for pics, but he said its not a problem cause they can work with that, so i can still have pics outside the church (they have lots of lights!) and i'm going to take some more at the RH inside and possibly out. Which i'd like to cause NRC has pretty grounds to take pics at!

i didnt want to make the ceremony earlier cause i'd have a million hours in between the church and CH...

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I guess I should talk to my photographer too. I was thinking of pushing both the ceremony and reception up I know crazy idea

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Posted by MayWeddingGrl

I thought when the sun actually sets is when dayligt is gone. Since you have the entire morning, try squeezing in pictures before the ceremony. The only drawback with that, is that your FH will see you in your gown before the ceremony.

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Oh maybe I have the meaning all wrong

I definitely dont want to do that. Ive thought about it, but I've always envisioned seeing FH for the first time as I walk down the aisle

part of why I wanted an afternoon wedding was because I love daylight and sunshine etc -- plus I think my BM dresses look nice when the sun hits.

I think you only have about 30 minutes after sunset before it's completely dark. AKAMrsT (i think that is her name) has gorgeous night pictures though - you should check them out! photograpers deal with this all the time and you should still get great shots

i was worried about that too and we did sneak in some daylight pictures but in the end i like the nighttime AND indoor pictures the best!

eta: so dont worry too much about it!

same here... but FH and i cant change anything concering the ceremony or pictures....

talk to your photog. and see what you can do before hand and what can be done after...

in 2007 up until nov 10thabout i believe it was still light outside at 7

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Posted by MelissaRX06

I just googled it and it looks like the sun is going to set at about 4:30 and the end of 'civil twilight' (when its still kinda light out) is 5:00...HTH

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Thanks so much for googling! That does help. Hopefully we can get some local pictures taken before it gets dark.