Day of Schedule - Template

Weddingchicks.com has some downloadable ones. Just search for free wedding printables, or there may be an icon for them on the left side...I can't remember for sure.

Thanks! I don't know if a see a template for the day of schedule there, I'll keep looking though.

Http://apracticalwedding.com/spreadsheets/

I pinned the template I used: http://pinterest.com/pin/157555686936775472/

The one Melani posted is really nice, I am going to use it.

Thanks Ladies! And in a WW search, I found an old thread where Hayley had provided some great links too... for other brides:

https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-forums/wedding-day-timeline-template/f1dc7089d1fee423.html

If you click on the link and then use the last link Hayley posted, there are some great timelines there to use as well.

Dang it...someone just asked the question yesterday and I posted the link there. Now I can't find it, sorry! I'll keep looking!

Http://weddingtips101.wordpress.com/2013/04/20/templates/

This is the one I was looking for, I don't know why/how I got it mixed up with wedding chicks!

NICE!! Thanks!!

Thanks for the link Abbiell! Great how to create a timeline post on there too.

http://weddingtips101.wordpress.com/2013/08/12/wedding-day-timeline/

and a Bridesmaid template too!

http://weddingtips101.wordpress.com/2013/12/08/timeline-templates

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It is very important to have a timeline for the day that way all your vendors are on the same page.

http://weddingtips101.wordpress.com/2013/04/20/templates/

WW has a wedding-day timeline generator you can play around with!

http://mktg.weddingwire.com/ideas/wedding-timeline/

Your photographer and hair and makeup team will be the most helpful in creating your timeline for the wedding-day before the ceremony - ask them about how long they need and what their individual timeline looks like!

Otherwise, the easiest way is to work backwards! Start with the time that you absolutely have to be out of the venue by, minus your reception length (average is 4 hours), minus the cocktail hour (average 1 hour) and you have your reception start time. Take off any travel time and the length of the ceremony from there and you'll have your ceremony start time! Usually you need to be at your ceremony location and "in hiding" at least 30 minutes beforehand, so again you'll want to work backwards. Make sure you're not forgetting travel time anywhere!!

I know me tooo...just want an easy cute downloadable printable day of checklist with lists of duties!

I recommend downloading #5 it is a MS excel template

https://www.wordlayouts.com/wedding-itinerary-templates/