Risk Event Likelihood Impact Detection Difficulty When Wedding invitations 2 4 1 1 month prior to...

Risk Event	Likelihood	Impact	Detection Difficulty	When
Wedding invitations	2	4	1	1 month prior to wedding
Wedding cake get damaged during transportation	2	4	3	Driving form the bakery to the ceremony
Bridemaids dresses comes late	3	5	1	During the wedding ceremony
Bad weather	3	4	4	On the day of the wedding
undertake the risk assessment of the identified risk using the table provided

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Risk Event	Likelihood	Impact	Detection Difficulty	When	Risk Priority Number or RPN	Response	Who is Responsible
Wedding invitations	2	4	1	1 month prior to wedding	=241=8	wedding invitations card should be arranged much before the wedding date and it should be sent to all the guests as per plan, in order to remove any delay, we will keep review and prepare scheduling much before the wedding day.	Project Team members
Wedding cake get damaged during transportation	2	4	3	Driving form the bakery to the ceremony	=243=24	this is Next high priority risk, here, we should keep more focus on packaging Cake, it should include such Package Materials and Air Bag Insides that can prevent Damage during transportation handling.	Project Manager
Bride maids dresses comes late	3	5	1	During the wedding ceremony	=351=15	we should share plan with the dress makers and seller, further, we should arrange such dresses prior to the event, so such kind of mistakes can be prevented.	Project Manager
Bad weather	3	4	4	On the day of the wedding	=344=48, high priority risk, it should be taken care off	to save people from Bad Weather condition, we should keep Indoor Arrangement that will help Guests to stay within the Indoor Hall, further, we should keep stay facility, so Guest can be staying there during night time and return their home, once they see finding good weather, transportation facilities are to be arranged.	Project Manager and Sponsor

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