Start time

4 pm because a) it’s dinner b) wanna take pics when the sun is setting (just hubby and I) later on

We’re going with 4:30. It worked best for the time we have our photographer and the time transitioned into dinner well.

No that is good We are getting married at 3pm. So we can take pics then leave and enjoy our time with Friends and Family for dinner at 5pm

Our ceremony is going to start at 5pm. Our venue doesn't allow vendors to arrive until 2pm so we had to give them (and us!) some prep time.

View Quoted Comment We plan to start our ceremony at 2pm and have reception dinner at 7pm.

Our ceremony starts at 4:30 pm.

My ceremony is at 2! and my reception is at 6

Our wedding will be at 3:00 on 2/22/20. We chose this time so we can get the "Golden Hour" of sunlight before it sets, and are hoping the light filtering through the trees at our ceremony sight will be as beautiful as it was when we toured the venue! Also, because February is rainy season, we are hoping that if it does rain at all, by that time it will have cleared up (:

2:45 on the dot, we have the chapel for only 90 minutes so really have to be on time.

We wanted a ceremony to be around sunset so we are starting at 6:30 (July wedding)

We are starting ours at 4 pm only because it’s a Sunday and we wanna give everyone time to leave church

Ours ceremony starts at 4pm and to follow the reception.

6:00 pm on a Saturday

Our ceremony is at 6:00 omg with the reception immediately after . Same venue

5:30 here!

4:30 pm est.

Mine is at 6:30 pm. I chose that time because we are getting married on a sail boat in the middle of the ocean and I wanted to do it close to sunset.

Sunday, 2:00-2:30 ceremony
Cocktail hour 2:30-3:30
Passed apps and cheese,fruit, hummus, crackers available from 2:30-4:30Reception starts at 3:30Early dinner served at 4:30/5:00 (can’t decide yet)

Ours is starting at 3pm Saturday with Group Photos to follow
Lol count down has begun.

4 pm in July 🥵 wish us luck!