One of the key ingredients to planning a great wedding, the kind that guests will love, is putting together a smart, intuitive, and well thought out timeline for the day. We?ve all been to weddings where we?ve felt bored or in danger of passing out from starvation and the dancing bit seems to always starts late and feels like it ends too soon. One of the really key ways of avoiding all that is to carefully tailor your timeline for the day around what you have planned for your guests.

 
One Size DOESN?T Fit All
 
It?s tempting to choose a time your celebrant or venue suggests without thinking too much about it, but remember they?re not going to factor in every element of your wedding plans so the start time they suggest won?t necessarily be the right one for you. As with everything in my arsenal of wedding lessons learned the hard way, the process of getting the timings right is pretty organic but there?s a technique and some guidelines that will help you to figure out what?s going to work best. So where to start" This is one time where it?s actually not best not to start at the beginning.
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Start At The End and Work Backwards
 
The best way to figure out the right timings of the wedding is to start at the end and work backwards. This is how you?re going to avoid missing out on an hour of boogie time because your speeches ran longer than you planned, so it?s where I always begin with every wedding day timeline.
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