I have the option to move my ceremony to 4:30 at the church, right now it is at 4. CH starts at 6:30. Do you think 4:30 will leave enough time betweek the ceremony (not a full mass) and the CH?
AngnShaun
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depeneds... how far away are they? are you taking pics somewhere else? do you want to go to your CH?
regy_k
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all depends on if u will be taking pix in between and if ur attending the CH, and how far is the church from ur venue
halfbaked
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I'd probably just leave it. No guarantee that the ceremony will start on time anyway.
FutureCap
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i think i would leave it!
MrsSoto
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im assuming your taking pics before hand but either way, leave it, imo, better to have more time than less
FutureMrsLMS
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i wouldnt change the time..the more time, the better relaxed you will be,
Kiki1103
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hmm im not taking pics before hand but the ceremony is less than 2 miles from the RH. What do you think?
Soon2bShea
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My RH and church are 5 min apart.....I have a 2 hour gap as well. Ceremony at 4, CH at 6. I was actually worrying there may be not enough time for pics! By the time we wrap things up at the church, it will probably be 4:45, take pics and get to the CH be eat some of the food halfway through at like 6:30
Junebride2010
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Posted by FutureMrsLMS
i wouldnt change the time..the more time, the better relaxed you will be,
I agree
flibbertigibbet
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Posted by jilliibabii
I'd probably just leave it. No guarantee that the ceremony will start on time anyway.
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KTnChris
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i would leave it. the extra time can only help you.
