n Assignment 1, you have defined key portions of your project. Now, it is time to develop a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), and project schedule for your project. Note: Please use the project from Ass
Running head: project proposal: initiating and planning 0
Project Proposal:
A wedding is one of the most significant and valuable events in the life of an individual. The wedding couples particularly aspire to make the day memorable forever. Most of the individuals hold a restricted budget to be spent on the wedding ceremony, but their expectations are high to make the event memorable for a long time. This project proposal is specific to the particular event for providing appropriate support to the couple to make their wedding day memorable. The project will ensure that there is proper arrangement for the event, and all the tasks are performed appropriately and are in line with the allocated budget (McKenna & Baume, 2015). The proposal will develop a plan for the wedding using a project management application.
Three Goals and Three Objectives of the ProjectThe goals of the wedding project include;
To complete containing all the activities as per the requirements of the couple.
To complete within the constraint of time, quality, and money.
To minimize potential risks coming in the middle to avoid any discrepancies during the event (Dowsett, Green, Sexton, & Harty, 2019).
The objectives of the project include;
To utilize all the allocated resources properly for ensuring the sequential execution of the activities.
To allocate roles and responsibilities to all the team members to avoid disagreement.
To develop and implement proper risk management (Guo, Yiu & Gonzalez, 2015).
The key customers are the wedding couple; they will provide all the information expecting from the project to the project team. Moreover, they will be required to take an active part in the development of project scope, i.e., information about time, budget, quality, etc. (McKenna & Baume, 2015). At the time of project completion, the wedding couple will accept it.
The first key stakeholder of the project will be the families of the couple. They are the people who keep much interest in the event to make the wedding day of their relatives amazing. They also want to keep the event free of disruption to enjoy wholeheartedly. The second stakeholder will be the project team members. They will not only take an active part in the planning process but also carry out all the project activities efficiently. The proper communication, coordination, and technical expertise of the team members will add value to the project, ensuring the successful completion (Dowsett, Green, Sexton, & Harty, 2019).
Three Milestones of the Project
Complete Wedding arrangements
Complete the project within time-frame
Complete the project with quality and allocated budget
Sr. No. | Tasks | Deadlines December 01, 2019 |
The arrival of Bride to the hair saloon | 12:00 | |
The arrival of Bride to church | 12:15 | |
The arrival of girls at church and sanctuary preparation | 12:30 | |
Video shoot of girls | 12:45 | |
Video shoot of boys | 12:50 | |
Preparation of bride for the ceremony | 12:55 | |
Beginning of ceremony | 13:00 | |
The arrival of Limo at the church | 13:05 | |
Greetings to guests arriving at the ceremony | 13:10 | |
10 | Post ceremony video shoot | 13:15 |
11 | Post ceremony photoshoot | 13:25 |
12 | Slop time | 13:30 |
13 | Transportation of bridal to ceremony hall through Limo | 13:40 |
14 | Completion of reception hall preparations | 13:45 |
15 | Introduction of the bridal party | 13:50 |
16 | Toast | 13:55 |
17 | Serving of the dinner | 14:10 |
18 | Announcement of best wishes to the couple from DJ | 14:20 |
19 | Beginning of Videography | 14:25 |
20 | Best wishes speeches from the family members | 14:30 |
21 | Views sharing from the couple | 14:40 |
22 | Beginning of photography | 14:45 |
23 | Cake cutting | 14:50 |
24 | Garter toss | 14:55 |
25 | Bouquet toss | 15:00 |
26 | Videography of the love story | 15:05 |
27 | Dancing of the couple | 15:10 |
28 | Dancing of all the guests | 15:15 |
29 | Drinks | 15:25 |
30 | Closure | 15:30 |
Staffing | |
Project Manager | $1,000 |
Wedding Planner | 500 |
Team Lead | 300 |
Waiter | 100 |
Photographer | 200 |
Videographer | 200 |
DJ | 200 |
Limo Driver | 150 |
Total | $2,650 |
Non-Staffing | |
Music System | $250 |
Flower | 150 |
Bride and groom dresses | 500 |
Food | 10,000 |
Drinks | 5,000 |
Decoration Material | 8,000 |
Projector | 1,000 |
Makeup Stuff | 2,000 |
First Aid Kit | 1,000 |
Fragrance | 200 |
Total | 31,000 |
Grand Total | $32,650 |
The project management practices are critical for the successful completion of any project. The wedding project will be effectively completed for the client using the project management practices and above-developed plan.
References
Dowsett, R., Green, M., Sexton, M., & Harty, C. (2019). Projecting at the project level: MMC supply chain integration roadmap for small housebuilders. Construction Innovation, 19(2), 193–211. doi: 10.1108/ci-07-2017-0059
Guo, B., Yiu, T., & Gonzalez, V. (2015). A System Dynamics View of Safety Management in Small Construction Companies. Journal Of Construction Engineering And Project Management, 5(4), 1-6. doi: 10.6106/jcepm.2015.5.4.001
McKenna, A., & Baume, G. (2015). Complex project conceptualization and the linguistic turn; the case of a small Australian construction company. International Journal Of Project Management, 33(7), 1476-1483. doi: 10.1016/j.ijproman.2015.06.005