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Mr. & Mrs. Smith - Wedding Scope
Team C
MGMT 404 – Week 3

Table of Contents Page
Cover Page1
Table of Contents2

Project Scope3-13

Proposed Budget 3
Budget Breakdown4

Project Objective 5

Deliverables 6-7

Milestones8

Technical Requirements 9

Limits and Exclusions 10

Customer Review 11-12
Measurements of Success13

Team C’s Week 3 Information 14
Team C’s Signatures15

Proposed Budget:
The estimate of a maximum of $10,000 is based upon the following major deliverables and a guest list of 100 people. More custom deliverables, including engagement/ wedding rings, limousine transportation, and ceremony music are not included. Alcohol is also not included as a deliverable, as the wedding would be a cash bar. The costs are based on averages across the United States and may vary greatly from town to town. Information was obtained from the following websites: http://voices.yahoo.com/ultimate-planning-guide-10000-wedding-budget-840991.html www.Budget-Wedding-Planning-For-Young-People.com

Budget Breakdown: * Wedding Attire: $1000 * Hair/ Makeup/ Nails: $250 * Invitations & postage: $200 * Officiate Fee/ Donation: $100 * Ceremony Hall Decorations: $80 * Reception Hall Decorations: $200 * Wedding Favors: $200 * Stationery (i.e. place cards, program, guestbook, pens): $170 * Reception Music: $350 * Catering ($40pp x 100 guests) $4000 * Cake: $200 * Cake Cutting Fee: $120 * Wedding Venue (ceremony & reception): $1,280 * Bride/ Groom Hotel Room: $180 * Photography: $500 * Flowers (including corsages, bouquets, ceremony): $640 * Gifts (including tip for DJ): $530
Total Cost: $10,000

Objective: * To plan a memorable fairy-tale wedding that will not only satisfy the dreams of our new happy couple, but will also be extremely affordable, and will stimulate the local economy of where the wedding is to be held. The experience will be stress-free,

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