Your Wedding Photography Timeline — How the Day Unfolds

Your photography collection includes 10 hours of photography coverage, from preparations to the first dance. Travel and breaks are outside those 10 hours and are allowed for separately in your wedding-day timeline.

Every meeting with Albedo includes timeline planning. You will be asked whether you have preferred photography locations — and if you do not have a preference, Albedo can suggest locations that work well. Travel time is accounted for when planning your locations and the timeline, so the day is built around real distances rather than guesswork.

Preparations

In the published stories, coverage begins where the couple is getting ready: the details, quiet moments with family, the dresses and suits as documented in those weddings.

Ceremony

The ceremony is documented as it happens, not staged. In Stacey and Nathain’s Matilda Bay wedding the ceremony was photographed on the river foreshore; in Tara and Stephen’s Darlington Estate wedding, on the estate grounds.

Portraits and locations

In the published stories, portraits have ranged from the Matilda Bay foreshore (Stacey and Nathain’s wedding) to the Darlington Estate grounds (Tara and Stephen’s wedding).

Reception

In the published stories, entrances, speeches, first dances and the party are photographed as documented events in those weddings.

Planning with light

Sunset timing changes through the year. The site’s sunset guide, What Time is Sunset on Your Wedding Day?, documents how Perth sunset times shift seasonally and recommends photography close to sunset.

Where to start

See real wedding stories for how this has worked at venues across Perth and beyond — browse the wedding venues collection or the wedding photography pages and photography services, then check your date via the contact page.