Self-guided learning path
Connect a multi-day wedding
Give each event its own roster, local time and transport decision.
Lesson 1
Keep a destination wedding in the venue's time zoneA wedding has a local clock even when the people planning it live in several countries.
Lesson 2
Give each wedding event its own guest list and ownerA welcome event, wedding ceremony and farewell meal can share a couple without sharing every guest, vendor or budget.
Lesson 3
Plan arrivals around the consequences of a delayA guest arrival plan should show what happens if a journey slips.
Lesson 4
Use a site visit to answer the questions a photograph cannotVenue photographs describe appearance. A site visit should establish how people, equipment and decisions move through the place. Record operational facts that will still be useful when the planner is back at a desk.
Lesson 5
Build a ceremony schedule from the people and rituals involvedA generic ceremony duration is a placeholder.
Lesson 6
Make access needs part of the operational planAccess planning works best when it is a normal part of asking what people need to participate.
Put the lessons to work
Your practice brief
A welcome dinner, rehearsal and wedding have different attendance lists. Two households arrive the day before the ceremony and cannot carry an essential rehearsal task.
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