Wedding intake that keeps the shot list together.

Stop chasing family shot lists across email, DMs, and PDFs.

ShotList Pro gives wedding photographers a focused intake workflow that collects names, groupings, ceremony priorities, and vendor notes, then turns the answers into a photographer-ready worksheet.

Wedding prep sheet

Jordan + Elise — 14 Sept

14 must-have groups

Ceremony

St. Mark’s, 4:30 PM

Planner

North House Events

Priority

Grandmother portraits before cocktail hour

Shot order

  1. 1. Couple with officiant and immediate family
  2. 2. Bride with siblings and grandparents
  3. 3. Groom with parents and godparents
  4. 4. Full extended family before guests drift

0 flow

for collecting wedding details

0 outputs

intake, family list, prep worksheet

0/mo

for solo photographers

Built for prep, not CRM bloat

A narrow workflow that fixes one painful part of wedding prep.

Couple intake that asks wedding-specific questions

Capture venue, ceremony timing, family groupings, and must-have combinations without sending another PDF.

Priority flags for the groups that really matter

Mark can’t-miss portraits, family sensitivities, and fast-post-ceremony combinations before the wedding day starts moving.

A photographer-ready worksheet you can actually use

Export a clean prep sheet with timeline details, vendor notes, and a shot order that works on the day.

Collect family names, groupings, and priorities in one place.
Turn messy couple notes into a printable wedding-day worksheet.
Keep the workflow narrow so photographers can prep faster.
Collect family names, groupings, and priorities in one place.
Turn messy couple notes into a printable wedding-day worksheet.
Keep the workflow narrow so photographers can prep faster.
Collect family names, groupings, and priorities in one place.
Turn messy couple notes into a printable wedding-day worksheet.
Keep the workflow narrow so photographers can prep faster.
Collect family names, groupings, and priorities in one place.
Turn messy couple notes into a printable wedding-day worksheet.
Keep the workflow narrow so photographers can prep faster.

Worksheet output

Give yourself a sheet you can print, share, or glance at between moments.

The first slice stays practical: wedding details, family group priorities, must-have notes, and a prep-friendly layout. No pipelines, no automations, no giant studio dashboard.

  • Timeline anchor points for ceremony, portraits, and reception.
  • Family group order with priority flags for time-sensitive portraits.
  • Vendor and venue notes that matter on the day.

Printable worksheet

Maple Grove wedding

Must-have portraits

  • Couple + grandparents
  • Bride with siblings
  • Groom with parents

Family sensitivities

  • Keep divorced parents separate
  • Grandfather needs chair
  • Quick sunset portrait request

Timeline

  • First look 2:45 PM
  • Ceremony 4:30 PM
  • Family portraits 5:10 PM

Vendors

  • Planner: North House
  • Florals: Juniper Stem
  • DJ: Signal & Sound

Why photographers will pay for something this specific.

I don’t need another CRM. I need one clean place to get the family list right before the wedding.

Maya, solo wedding photographer

The value is in fewer follow-up emails and a worksheet my second shooter can scan in seconds.

Ben, small studio owner

If the photographer has the timeline and family list in one sheet, the whole day runs smoother.

Ari, boutique planner

For wedding photographers

Spend less time chasing details and more time preparing to shoot.

Start with one active intake template for free, then upgrade when you want every wedding in one focused workflow.