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Wedding Timeline & Run Sheet Form

A wedding run sheet template — lay out the whole day minute by minute so every supplier knows exactly where to be, and when.

Description

A wedding run sheet is the single most calming document of the whole day. When every supplier, from the photographer to the band, is working from the same minute-by-minute timeline, the day flows — and nobody’s asking “what’s happening now?” It captures the couple or event name and date, then a running-order table of every key moment with its time, the activity and who’s responsible, plus notes for suppliers and a choice to share it with everyone. The result is one clear source of truth for the day. Build it, then share the link with your whole supplier team. It’s free — adapt it to your typical day, restyle it to your brand, and give everyone the timeline that keeps the day on track.

Form fields

Everything the Wedding Timeline & Run Sheet Form above collects — 5 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Build Your Run Sheet

  • Couple / event name

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    Short Answer
  • Wedding date

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    Date

The timeline

  • Running order

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    Table
  • Notes for suppliers

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    Long Answer
  • Share this run sheet with all suppliers?

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    Yes/No
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Wedding Timeline & Run Sheet Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What is a wedding run sheet?

It’s a minute-by-minute timeline of the wedding day, listing every key moment with its time and who’s responsible. Shared with all suppliers, it keeps the whole day coordinated and calm.

Who uses the run sheet?

Everyone working the day — the coordinator, photographer, caterer, band or DJ, venue staff and celebrant. One shared timeline means nobody’s guessing what happens next.

What should it include?

Each moment of the day in order — guest arrival, ceremony, drinks, speeches, first dance and so on — with the time, the activity and the person or supplier responsible.

When should it be finalised?

A week or two before the wedding, once all suppliers and timings are confirmed. Share it early enough that everyone can raise clashes, but late enough that the details are locked.

Why share it with all suppliers?

Because a timeline only works if everyone has it. When each supplier knows exactly when they’re needed, setups and handovers happen smoothly without anyone chasing.

Is this run sheet template free?

Yes — it’s free. Create a Fun Forms account, adapt the timeline to your typical day, restyle it to your brand, and share the link with your whole supplier team.