Guides
Inclement weather help
This is how Aisle & Time treats a wet forecast. Wedding day and engagement portraits are not the same problem. Put the indoor backup in the plan before you need it.
Wedding day
The ceremony happens. We do not send reschedule alerts for the wedding itself. The forecast on the couple dashboard is there so everyone can see the day, not so the date moves.
Rebuild the timeline around the indoor backup and the real sunset. Ask the venue for the rain plan. If none is on file, we list it as no inclement weather alternative listed, and we show the venue phone when we have one.
The published timeline is a recommendation. Times may shift for weather, venue rules, vendors, or traffic. We adapt, communicate, and keep shooting.
Engagement and portraits
Different rule. If the weather is unfavorable, reschedule. No extra fee. We will find a new date that works.
The watch list we already use:
- Reconsider: rain over 40 percent, temperature under 35 F or over 90 F, wind over 20 mph, or gusts over 30 mph.
- Proceed with caution: rain from 20 to 40 percent, 35 to 45 F or 85 to 90 F, wind from 15 to 20 mph.
- All clear: rain under 20 percent, 45 to 85 F, wind under 15 mph.
What to put in the plan now
Start with the venue and the portrait spots. Add the getting ready address, home or hotel. Add the indoor backup as a second pin so travel still works if you move inside.
That is the product: those pins plus the real sunset become ceremony, formals, golden hour, and a crew brief. Browse light tables or try the demo.
What nobody can control
We can control posing, timing, composition, and lighting within the gear. We cannot control sun position, wind, weather, venue restrictions, or guest cooperation.
Waterfront and outdoor conditions change fast. Work with what you have, and keep family ready during photo times.