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1. Project Charter
Project Title: Wedding Project
Start Date: December 20, 2023 Finish Date: December 26, 2023
Project Objectives:
1. Choose a good location for the ceremony and reception of the wedding.
2. Make and oversee the guest list, sending out invites and tracking RSVPs.
3. Choose a caterer and organize the dish.
4. Create and carry out the ceremony and celebration décor.
5. Plan the event's entertainment, such as music, a DJ, etc.
6.Organize the wedding's lodging, transportation, and other practical details.
7.Create and oversee the overall wedding project budget.
Business justification:
1. Honeymoon Planning.
2. Legal Documentation.
3. Bachelor Parties.
4. Post-Wedding Financial Transactions.
5. Guest Travel Arrangements.
Project Milestone:
Constraints:
1. Budgetary Restrictions: A wedding project's size and breadth may be limited by a lack of
funding.
2. Time Restrictions: The amount of time available for preparation and execution may be
restricted by a strict timetable or a set wedding date.
3. Vendor Availability: Preferred vendors are not always readily available, particularly during the
busiest wedding seasons.
4. Venue Availability: Popular locations cannot always be available, especially during the busiest
times of year for weddings.
5. Guests Availability: Arranging for important guests to be available, particularly if they must
travel.
Project success Criteria:
1. Guest Satisfaction.
2. Smooth Execution.
3. Adherence to Budget.
4. Timely Completion.t
5. Memorable Experience.
6. Vendor Satisfaction.
7. Accurate Guest List Management.
8. Effective Communication.
Sign Off/ Roles and Responsibilities:
Project stakeholders
1.Couple Getting Married. 2. Immediate Families. 3. Extended Families. 4. Friends of the Couple.
5. Wedding Party. 6. Vendors and Service Providers. 7. Officiant. 8. Guests. 9. Venue
Management. 10. Legal Authorities. 11. Community.
B) Answer:
Stakeholder analysis
Interest
In stakeholder analysis we can see that, in high influence and low interest the officials and community are the
stakeholders that we have to keep satisfied. Those stakeholders who have high interest and influence are the
couple getting married, venue management and legal authorities. In low interest and influence the avoiding party
and guests are the stakeholders. In high interest and low influence those we have to keep informed are
immediate families, extended families and friends of the couple. O, this is how we evaluate and analyse
stakeholders for this project.
C) Answer:
Work breakdown structure about the project is given below:
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D) Answer: Network Diagram with the critical path is given below:
1 1 2 2 3 4 5 7
Start Dept. 1 Dept. 2 Dept. 3 Dept. 4
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1 (0) 1 2 (0) 2 3 (0) 4 5 (0) 7
The Critical path for this project is 1 and that is : DEP 1 > DEP 2 > DEP 3 > DEP 4 = 7 days
G) Answer:
Risk Analysis
1. Logistical Issues: Action Plan: Build in extra time buffers in the schedule, have a backup indoor venue
for outdoor weddings, and perform thorough equipment checks before the ceremony.
2. Vendor Problems: Action Plan: Research and hire reputable vendors, have clear contracts in place, and
maintain open communication with vendors leading up to the wedding.
3. Health and Well-being: Action Plan: Prioritize self-care in the days leading up to the wedding, have a
first aid kit on hand, and consider contingency plans if key participants are unwell.
4. Financial Concerns: Action Plan: Setting a realistic budget, tracking expenses closely, and allocate
funds for unexpected costs.
5. Legal or Documentation Issues: Action Plan: Ensure all required documents are in order well before
the wedding, double-check legal requirements, and have a backup plan for any unforeseen legal
issues.