Plan the day well enough that you can actually be there for it.
Answer a guided set of questions and build a personalised wedding-day plan around sunset, travel, photography coverage, guest time and the moments that matter to you.
What brides are saying about The Wedding Day Flow.
Real feedback from couples who used the planner while working through their own wedding day.
We were feeling a little lost when it came to putting together the flow and timing of our wedding day, and this made the whole process so much easier. It guides you through everything step by step and helps you think about all those little details you may not even realise you need to consider. By the end, we had a clear, organised timeline and felt so much more relaxed. It honestly feels like having a little wedding planner right at your fingertips.
It’s so much more than just a timeline. Throughout the process, there are so many tips and things every bride should consider when planning her wedding-day timeline — including things you simply wouldn’t think of yourself. I would definitely recommend it to any bride who needs help with her timeline and wants to make sure the day flows smoothly, while also taking things like the light and sunset into consideration.
A personalised timeline — not another wedding checklist.
Your answers are combined with real wedding-day logic to create one practical flow you can take to your venue, planner, photographer, videographer and MC.
One clear day, from prep to reception.
Your actual times change around your date, location, travel, ceremony, coverage and preferences.
Most wedding timelines are built around a list of events. Not around how the day actually feels.
Everything may technically fit — while you still spend the day moving from one obligation to the next.
The ceremony is too late.
The best light disappears, portraits get squeezed, and canapé time becomes the first thing sacrificed.
Photography takes over.
Family photographs, travel and portraits quietly eat the time you thought you would spend with the people you invited.
Nobody sees the whole picture.
Your suppliers each know their part. You still need one timeline that makes the whole day work together.
The things generic templates usually ignore.
Build the timeline before the timeline starts controlling you.
Use it early, take it to your suppliers, then come back and refine it as the wedding gets closer.
One wedding. One saved plan. One clearer day.
Worldwide sunset calculation, prep and travel logic, ceremony guidance, canapé protection, portrait timing, reception planning, coverage warnings, saved access and a clean personalised PDF.
Can I come back and change the timeline later?
Yes. Your purchase is linked to one saved wedding plan, so you can return and adjust it as your venue, planner and suppliers confirm details.
Is this only for Kobus Tollig photography clients?
No. The planner is designed to help couples regardless of who photographs, films or plans their wedding.
Does it work outside South Africa?
Yes. It supports worldwide location search and calculates sunset using the selected wedding date, coordinates and local timezone.
Is the final timeline a rigid schedule?
No. It is a strong starting point to take to your venue, planner, MC and creative team. You remain in control of the final choices.
Your wedding is not a production schedule. The timeline should make room for the wedding.
Plan the important things well enough that, on the day, you can stop thinking about the plan.
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