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I'm having my ceremony at 5pm. Our photographer suggested that we leave ourselves at least an hour or hour and a half of pictures in the sunlight afterwards (i have a huge family and lots of pics to take). Plus we want to get our party started earlier since we have to end at 11pm.... We are doing:

5-5:30pm Ceremony

5:30-6:30pm Cocktail hr

~6:30-11pm Reception

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I'm so glad you asked the question! If I had to do it over again, the first thing that I would change is the time of the ceremony! IMO I would suggest 4 o'clock or 4:30 for the ceremony. We had a 5 pm ceremony and ran out of daylight for the photos.

 

We actually had to stop because we were out of light and didn't get some photos that I really wanted.

 

Just my opinion. Use or toss.

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I'm so glad you asked the question! If I had to do it over again, the first thing that I would change is the time of the ceremony! IMO I would suggest 4 o'clock or 4:30 for the ceremony. We had a 5 pm ceremony and ran out of daylight for the photos.

We actually had to stop because we were out of light and didn't get some photos that I really wanted.

Just my opinion. Use or toss.
valerie..

about what time did the sunset on your wedding day?
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valerie..

about what time did the sunset on your wedding day?
Well, our wedding started at 5 pm. At that time the sun had begun to set already, so it was beautiful! The ceremony was over in 25 minutes, we toasted and cut the cake.... then ran off with the photographer to get some photos. It was too dark to take photos by 6:15 pm.
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I'm having my ceremony at 4, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will work out okay for pictures!

Jilly, according to the sunset calendar the sun will set at 6:21pm on your wedding day. Does that mean you'll take pictures during your cocktail hour and then go back during dinner to get sunset shots?

http://www.sunrisesunset.com/calendar.asp
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