I stopped the video to make this comment. I agree 💯 percent on the chill time. The last few weddings I have done didn't have it, and I think it took away from their experience.

How about cutting the wedding cake, before dinner, or towards the end of cocktail hour. Or let the guest come, for cocktails first, and then go into the wedding ceremony. Or even cutting of the cake, towards the end of the wedding ceremony. Or even having your first dance after the wedding ceremony.

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I don't expect Caroline 👸🏻 herself to answer comments in detail, but perhaps some of you fellow brides and grooms can advise on my *approximate* timeline? 9:00 breakfast 9:30 hair and makeup 11:30 Uber to venue -- 12:00 arrival at venue, coffee served 12:30 registrar interviews 13:00 ceremony 13:45 confetti shot outside 14:00 pictures with everyone 14:45 cocktail hour (couple's portraits) 16:00 guests go to seats -- 16:30 starters served 17:00 speeches 18:00 mains served 19:00 room switch (tables to dancefloor) -- 19:30 first dance 19:35 party 🎉💃🍾 20:30 cake cutting 21:30 snacks served 22:45 grand exit 23:00 THE END (or after-party for those still standing) For context, everything is local in London UK, we have around 40 guests and 40 evening guests. Budget is around £6k. 👰🏻‍♀️🤵🏻‍♂️💒

Not sure how realistic it is- but I look forward to having one last dance after guest leave. With just the groom and I.

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