For couples
Plan your ceremony and your photographs around the light, not against it. Know whether your 5pm vows will catch sun or shade, when golden hour begins, and what the weather has done at your venue on this date for the last thirty years.
The Wedding Forecast
Your venue, your date: the sun, golden hour and 30 years of weather, mapped to the minute.
Tell us where and when, and we’ll do the rest.
Eight pages covering every angle of your wedding day light: the sun, the shadows, the golden hour, the moon, and thirty years of weather at your venue. Designed to sit on a planner’s desk or open on a photographer’s phone on the morning of your day.
Sample report · Cliveden House, 15 September 2026

Sunrise, sunset, solar noon, golden hour windows, and the moon phase. The numbers that set the rhythm of your day.

Your venue from above at four key moments. The navy areas are real shadows cast by buildings and trees. Wherever they fall, your guests will be standing in shade.

The full arc of the sun drawn from real solar geometry for your venue and date. Each marker shows the sun's compass bearing at that hour.

A visual timeline from first light to last, with light-quality bands and your ceremony, golden hour, and sunset marked. Includes the photographer's key windows.

Thirty years of weather for your exact date and location. Not a forecast, a pattern, drawn from the same latitude and longitude as your venue.

Suggested ceremony time, where to face the altar, the best photo windows, and a plan for cloud or rain, written for your venue and date specifically.

The full lunar calendar surrounding your wedding night, with your exact moon phase highlighted. If the sky is clear, a star and planet chart shows what will be visible after dark.
Plan your ceremony and your photographs around the light, not against it. Know whether your 5pm vows will catch sun or shade, when golden hour begins, and what the weather has done at your venue on this date for the last thirty years.
Walk into a venue you’ve never shot at knowing where the sun will be at every hour. Plan group shots, couple portraits, and reception details around the light you’ll actually have.
Brief venues and suppliers with the kind of detail couples remember you for. Hand the report straight to the florist, the photographer, and the band. Everyone working from the same light.