There are apps for everything these days but I could not find one for exactly what I wanted.
As a mainly retired wedding photographer I still like to keep active in learning new stuff and also encouraging and teaching new photographers.
Some time ago in my post on how to use a timetable for wedding photography I shared a copy of my wedding day timetable.
I have taught this to many over the years.
Below is a link to that post.
http://geoffthompsonsblog.blogspot.com.au/search/label/wedding%20timetable
I thought there should be an app to do this but a quick search did not turn up what I had in mine.
Then I realised that with a Macbook or an iPad and an iPhone and gmail, I already had what I needed.
On the mac there is this app called notes.
It is also on the iphone.
There is also gmail I can access from my laptop and/or iphone.
Presto! The solution.
Steps.
1. Load a proforma of my typical wedding timetable into notes on my laptop.
2. Meet with couple and create a proposed timetable on the laptop, or even a piece of paper to be typed on the laptop after.
3. Copy or create from scratch the timetable in notes.
4. From notes you can share directly to email.
5. When the couple are happy with the timetable you have worked out you can email it to them on the spot.
6. This is then available for them to print on their home printer.
7. I usually give out paper copies of the timetable to those who need to know how the day will unfold on the day. We are all on the same page so to speak.
8. As a bonus even if I lose the piece of paper on the day of the wedding I still have the schedule or timetable on my phone and so does anyone who they have forwarded it to.
Notes on the iphone and laptop and I presume ipad(I don't have one) all sync with each other.
