Avoid These 5 Wedding Day Timeline Mistakes
Your wedding timeline is an essential part of planning your big day. It’s that important sheet of paper that says who needs to be where and when, ensuring that the many moving parts of your wedding work together harmoniously. Avoid the following five timeline hiccups! Love & Light Photographs Not leaving enough time for hair and […]
Your wedding timeline is an essential part of planning your big day. It’s that important sheet of paper that says who needs to be where and when, ensuring that the many moving parts of your wedding work together harmoniously. Avoid the following five timeline hiccups!
Love & Light Photographs
Not leaving enough time for hair and makeup.
The last thing you want is to feel rushed the morning of your wedding day. Schedule your glam team for about an hour a person–so if you have four bridesmaids, yourself, and your mom with hair appointments, plan for six hours. This leaves plenty of time to relax, drink a mimosa, and snag those getting ready pictures of you and your bridesmaids that you’ve been dreaming about.
Anna Roussos
Not considering a first look.
First looks are becoming more and more commonplace, and it’s easy to see why. With a first look between a bride and groom, you save a ton of time by taking photos beforehand. Your hair and makeup will still be flawless, you’ll be giddy with anticipation, and you won’t have to skip cocktail hour for snapshots.
First looks are becoming ...
Your wedding timeline is an essential part of planning your big day. It’s that important sheet of paper that says who needs to be where and when, ensuring that the many moving parts of your wedding work together harmoniously. Avoid the following five timeline hiccups!
Love & Light Photographs
Not leaving enough time for hair and makeup.
The last thing you want is to feel rushed the morning of your wedding day. Schedule your glam team for about an hour a person–so if you have four bridesmaids, yourself, and your mom with hair appointments, plan for six hours. This leaves plenty of time to relax, drink a mimosa, and snag those getting ready pictures of you and your bridesmaids that you’ve been dreaming about.
Anna Roussos
Not considering a first look.
First looks are becoming more and more commonplace, and it’s easy to see why. With a first look between a bride and groom, you save a ton of time by taking photos beforehand. Your hair and makeup will still be flawless, you’ll be giddy with anticipation, and you won’t have to skip cocktail hour for snapshots.
First looks are becoming ...
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