The day, as it usually unfolds
The order of the day
How a day usually unfolds. Yours will have its own order, and that’s half the fun. Pick a line on the card to see what each part looks like.
No. 1 · 1:00pm
Getting ready
Run sheet · light planner
How many hours do you need? Let’s work it out.
What this is: a quick way to see which parts of your day your coverage actually catches, and when the good light lands. Set your ceremony time, your hours and the month. The card redraws as you go.
I arrive
1:00pm
2½ hours before the vows
Ceremony
3:30pm
the fixed point
I leave
9:00pm
5½ hours after
Golden hour
6:41pm
until 7:14pm
The
verdict Check your date
verdict Check your date
*golden hour lasts about half an hour. It waits for no one, not even the best man’s speech.
Enclosed
What arrives after the party
- 300+Edited, high-resolution imagesAt least three hundred, depending on the hours you book.
- 4–10Working weeks to your galleryFrom the last dance to your inbox, four to ten working weeks.
- 1Team for photo and filmPlanned together, so the moments that need to move and the ones held still are both covered. Nobody elbows anyone in the aisle.
*frames not included. Ask Emma and David.
Got a date and a venue? Tell me.
If I’m free, you’ll hear what your day could look like. If I’m booked, I’ll say so straight away.
*there are no wrong answers in the guest book. Except “no idea”.
