Your timeline is one of the most important parts of your wedding day and having a well-planned timeline will allow you to really enjoy your day. Without one, wedding days can very quickly become stressful.


THE TIMELINE AND YOUR PHOTOS 
The timeline affects your photos in a few different ways. First, there’s the obvious one: the more time I have, the more photos you’ll receive/the more creative they’ll be. This applies to every part of the day.
From getting the incredible dress shot in the morning that might take more time to set up, to the time I spend with you and your groom later in the day.
Secondly, photos of a stressed bride/groom look very different from photos of a relaxed bride/ groom. If you’re radiating happiness, that will show in your photos! 
I have created sampled timelines for you on the following pages. 
I’d also love to talk about your specific timeline and create a sample just for you.

If you’re getting married at a hotel or resort, I suggest getting ready for your honeymoon suite so think about booking two nights instead of just one.
There are so many advantages to this: you’ll be able to relax the night before your wed- ding and get a good night’s sleep, everything you need for your wedding night and honeymoon will already be in your room so you won’t need to worry about packing, you won’t need to travel on the morning of your wedding and will feel less rushed, and of course you’ll have a gorgeous space for photos.
When you’re thinking about which room to book, look for a large or spacious suite. Prep photos are always enhanced when the background is clean and simple, so look for neutral walls and furniture that will compliment your photos and the overall feel of your wedding. 
Large windows are always a huge plus as well. I recommend booking a room with non-west facing windows - that way the light will be streaming through them in the morning.
If you won’t be getting ready at a hotel, a lot of the above suggestions still apply.  A clean and simple space is always best, and natural light is a must. When deciding on your space always look for windows.
Try to keep the space around the largest window clean - water bottles, bags, and clutter will detract from your images. Asking your bridesmaids to keep their bags and belongings on one side of the room is really helpful.