Minor vs. major scene breaks - Writing Craft

My latest book has 2-4 major scenes per chapter, usually alternating between the points of view of two main characters. I'll eventually settle on a few fancy characters to divide major scenes in the finished book (e.g., wingdings or whatever translates well to Kindle). However, I've come across situations in which time elapses and/or location changes within some of the major scenes and I want to skip ahead to the next important event within the same scene. I was thinking of using an extra blank line as minor scene breaks and then, as noted above, something a little fancy for major scene breaks. Is this a reasonable thing to do?

Thanks
Dirk