Here is a partial work breakdown structure for a wedding. Use the method described in Snapshot from Practice $6\mathrm{.}1$: The Yellow Sticky Approach to create a network for this project.

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Note: Do not include summary tasks in the network $($i$.$e$.,1\mathrm{.}3,$ Ceremony, is a summary task; $1\mathrm{.}2,$ Marriage license, is not a summary task$).$ Do not consider who would be doing the task in building the network. For example, do not arrange $$hiring a band$$ to occur after $$florist$$ because the same person is responsible for doing both tasks. Focus only on technical dependencies between tasks.

Hint: Start with the last activity $($wedding reception$),$ and work your way back to the start of the project. Build the logical sequence of tasks by asking the following question: in order to have or do this, what must be accomplished immediately before this? Once completed, check forward in time by asking this question: is this task the only thing that is needed immediately before the start of the next task?