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Wedding Photography Timeline Planner with Coverage Check

Set the ceremony anchor and the time you need for each photography block. Check coverage before sending a plan to your couple.

Photography schedule settings

Suggested timeline

First planned block—
Last planned block ends—

    Times are relative to the ceremony. Edit every duration to match the venue, people and actual travel distances.

    What this calculator helps you decide

    Photographers often create a separate photography plan alongside the coordinator's event schedule. WeddingFlow works backward from ceremony time to allocate getting-ready, first-look and wedding-party portraits, then forward through ceremony, family portraits, couple portraits and reception.

    Coverage warnings flag blocks outside booked hours. Calendar exports use local date and time without an explicit timezone; confirm imported event times with the couple and planner. Real travel, weather, lighting and family group size can require substantial extra buffers.

    Does this replace the wedding coordinator’s timeline?

    No. It is a photographer-specific planning draft. Confirm ceremony timing, travel, venue rules, sunset and all dependencies with the couple and coordinator.

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    How to use WeddingFlow

    Wedding photographers who repeatedly rebuild day-of photo schedules from client questionnaires.

    Step-by-step workflow

    1. Choose the date, ceremony time and booked coverage hours.
    2. Adjust portrait, travel and ceremony durations.
    3. Review coverage conflicts and export a calendar or CSV.

    Important limits & notes

    No real travel, venue, weather, sunset or timezone data; verify imported ICS event times.

    Frequently Asked Question

    Q: Does it automatically optimize a wedding schedule?

    A: No. It creates an editable sequence around ceremony time; final timing must be coordinated with the couple and venue.