Create a wedding day timeline by identifying dependencies, buffers, and critical handoffs.
The draft timeline lists hair complete at 3:55, first look at 4:00, family photos at 4:10, shuttle arrival at 4:15, and ceremony at 4:30. Critical path scheduling identifies dependency chains and protects public moments with realistic buffers. The common trap is making every desired activity fit by compressing transition time to zero. Anchor fixed moments Ceremony: 4:30. Dinner service: 7:00. Band start: 9:00. Venue load-out: midnight. Anchors are the immovable points. The rest of the schedule must respect them rather than crowd them. Work backward Guests seated by 4:20, shuttles complete by 4:05, wedding party hidden by 4:00, family photos…
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