Free previews
Aisle & Time previews — try individual features free
What each preview does
Built by George Stoff, a wedding photographer with 15+ years of experience. The full timeline, shot list, and crew brief are on the paid planner. See pricing.
Ceremony time calculator
Enter a ceremony start time and get one backward timeline. Runs on one wedding at a time. No saving, no sharing, no shot list.
Golden hour calculator
Enter a date and city and get sunset, golden hour, and blue hour times. No timeline integration.
Timeline template
A static reference showing how the paid planner structures a wedding-day timeline. Copy the format if you like.
Ceremony order reference cards
A printable page of ceremony presets from the same data the paid planner uses. Not a downloadable card set; print the page itself.
Why we ship previews
Because “trust us, the product is good” isn't a sales pitch. Each preview shows you one slice of what Aisle & Time does when you're planning a whole wedding. If the ceremony time calculator saves you 15 minutes, imagine what the full planner does across a shot list, family formals, and a crew brief — plus a shared plan with your photographer or couple.
If you're just curious what the paid planner feels like, use the previews. If you're planning a real wedding, buy the planner.
Get the full product
Aisle & Time is one wedding-day plan for photographers and couples. The timeline is built backward from the ceremony, with the shot list, family formals, and a crew brief. See pricing or open the interactive demo.
Common questions
Are these previews really free?
Yes. These previews are free. No email is required. The full planner is $29.95 per wedding, or $29.95 per month for unlimited weddings.
What is the difference between these previews and the paid planner?
Each preview runs one calculation or shows one reference document. None of them plans a whole wedding. The paid planner keeps the timeline, shot list, family formals, and crew brief on one shared plan.
Who wrote the previews?
George Stoff, a wedding photographer with 15+ years of experience, built the timing rules these previews use.
Where is the family photo list?
The family photo list is a separate page at /wedding-family-photo-list. It is not one of the previews on this hub.
Ready to plan the whole wedding? The planner is $29.95.
Timeline, shot list, family formals, and crew brief. Same expert system, built for the whole wedding day.
About this guide, sources, and how to reach the author
Written by
Wedding photographer · 15+ years · Former owner, East Shore Wedding Photography · Co-owner, Elena Kay Photography · Co-founder, Aisle & Time
Last updated:
About this guide
The timing, positioning, and photography notes on this page come from George's own photo and videowedding coverage over a 15-year career. Aisle & Time is the wedding-day system he built and refined across hundreds of weddings before retiring from active shooting in 2025. What you're reading is that system, in guide form.
For how we build every guide on this site, see our editorial methodology.
Sources cited on this page
- Primary: George Stoff's field experience across hundreds of weddings (Central Islip, New York and New York tri-state area, 2008–2025)
- Product: Aisle & Time tradition library (version 2026.09)
- Cross-reference: Editorial methodology
See the full sources list for every reference we cite across the tradition library.
Corrections
Spot something wrong? Email george@aisleandtime.com or open the support form. Corrections that hold up get made within 48 hours, with a note on this page recording what changed and when.
Disclaimer
Traditions vary by community, family, and officiant. Always confirm the specific practice with your officiant, family, and vendors. This guide reflects common practice as modeled inside the Aisle & Time product — not doctrine, not religious authority, not a substitute for a real conversation with the people leading your ceremony.