Photographs happen in layers: the bride is usually last, so she's freshest. Hair and makeup run together, with each person finished before the next starts.
Build the schedule backwards from your ceremony time, then add a 20-minute buffer — something always takes a little longer than planned.
Bridesmaids first (often 30–45 minutes each for hair and makeup), then mums, then the bride last (60–90 minutes).
If you're having a first look or pre-ceremony photos, move everything earlier so there's no clock-watching.
A single point of contact, a clear order and a committed artist make the morning feel unhurried. I arrive early, set up quietly and keep to the schedule, so the room stays relaxed while everyone is finished in good time.
Share your final timeline with your artist and photographer beforehand — everyone rowing in the same direction.
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