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Site map
Every page we publish and every section of the home page, with a line on what sits behind each link.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the Saturday problem, how the run of show works, features, results, pricing, FAQ and the demo request form.
- About the authorJimenez Julien on why he built AisleTimeline, what he learned from 74 wedding days, and the standards this product is held to.
- Site mapThe page you are reading, kept current whenever a section is added or renamed.
Home page sections
- The Saturday problemFour ways the timeline rebuild loop costs a planning business hours, money and vendor trust.
- How it worksThe four steps from a blank sheet to a run of show that carries its own revisions.
- FeaturesVendor views, cascade shifts, automatic change notices, confirmation tracking, rain plan and day of mode.
- Season resultsMedian figures from 612 planning businesses on hours saved, confirmations and ceremony start variance.
- Planner storiesThree named planners in Texas, South Carolina and Minnesota on what changed for them.
- PricingSolo Planner at $35, Studio at $89 and Agency at $179 per month, with what each plan includes.
- FAQSix answers on cost, onboarding, data ownership, integrations, cancellation and vendor sign up.
- Request a demoThe form that reaches the founder directly, with a reply inside one business day.
Run of Show, the magazine
- Run of ShowThe AisleTimeline magazine for planners and day of coordinators, reporting on the craft, contracts and clock work of the wedding day.
- How to Build a Wedding Day Timeline Backward From SunsetWhy sunset is the only fixed point on the day, and the order to place portraits, the ceremony, travel and getting ready behind it.
- Day Of Coordination vs Wedding Management: Where Scope EndsThree service tiers compared on workload, handoff date, contract ownership and the wording that keeps scope from drifting.
- COIs, Permits, and Liquor Liability: The Paperwork Venues RequireWhat a certificate of insurance proves, why venues want an additional insured endorsement, and the permit lead times that catch people out.
- Eight Timeline Mistakes That Push a Reception Behind ScheduleThe eight ten minute slips that put a reception behind schedule, and the fix for each one.
- The Rain Call: How an Outdoor Ceremony Moves IndoorsA garden estate ceremony moved indoors decision by decision: forecast windows, the tent hold deadline, the cutoff time and nine new call times.
- Friday and Sunday Weddings: What Off Peak Dates ChangeWhat really changes on a Friday or a Sunday date: minimums, staffing, load in windows, guest travel and the getting ready block.
- The Two Week Out Vendor Confirmation Call ChecklistVendor by vendor, what to ask on the confirmation call, what to write down, and what to send back before the final week starts.
- What Goes Into a Day Of Coordination Fee, Hour by HourIntake, site visit, timeline build, vendor calls, day coverage, assistants and mileage added up into an effective hourly rate.
- Inside a 45 Minute Ceremony to Reception Room FlipForty five minutes, one room, two events: who does what while guests are at cocktail hour, and the two checks before doors open.
Legal and policy
- Legal noticePublisher identification, registration numbers, publication director, hosting provider, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policyExactly which form fields we collect, why, for how long, and how to exercise US state and GDPR rights.
- Terms of serviceSubscription, billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability and liability terms for paid accounts.
Contact and elsewhere
- jimenezjulien42@gmail.comThe direct address for sales questions, support, privacy requests and press.
- jimenezjulien.comThe founder's personal site and longer writing about building software for service trades.
- AisleTimeline on XShort notes on product changes and observations from the wedding season.
- InstagramPhotographs from the events and walkthroughs we sit in on.