Your wedding day
Your hour-by-hour timeline, the music and everything that happens on the day.
How do I build my wedding day timeline?
The timeline is the hour by hour of your wedding day. Every moment has a name, a type, a date and a start time; the end time is optional, and it can cross midnight. It starts empty, and the times are always the venue's, in Mexico.
Why does it say two moments overlap?
Because the two really cross, and it tells you by how many minutes, or because they start at the same hour. Ending where the next one begins doesn't count: that's a handoff. And if a moment in your timeline has no end time, OPHIRA tells you it couldn't check.
How do I print my wedding day timeline?
With the Print button, at the top of the timeline. On paper the sidebar, the on-screen header with its buttons and everything floating disappear; long titles unfold in full, and the header carries the couple's name, the date, the city and when that copy was printed.
How do I add my Spotify playlist?
The playlist gets made in Spotify: you copy the link there with Share then Copy link, and paste it into OPHIRA. OPHIRA never asks for your Spotify account and never sees your songs — it holds the link, shows Spotify's own player, and keeps the list of who you asked to collaborate.
How do I invite friends to my playlist?
From Spotify, not from OPHIRA: open the playlist, Share then Invite collaborators, and that's the link you send each person. OPHIRA can't send it — Spotify's API has never allowed it. What lives here is the list of who you asked, up to three names.
How do I share my playlist with guests?
With the link in Share it with your guests, or with its QR code. The page opens with no OPHIRA account and no password — anyone who has it gets in — and it's marked not to show up in search results. There they listen; adding songs takes an invite from Spotify.