BS Group Assignment

1. Chinese Wedding: A Banquet Service
By Nafis Nirman

2. Wedding Day Schedule
(Flood & Adam, 2012)
Morning
(7am – 11am)
•Breakfast
•Hair and make Up
•Dressing
•Photo and videographer arrival
•Pictures of bride and groom getting ready
•Flowers and props delivered to ceremony and reception venue
Noon
(12noon – 1pm)
•Depart to ceremony – Groom
•Wedding transport arrives for pick-up at hotel – Brides and attendants
•Ushers and parents to arrive at ceremony
•Greet guest and usher to seat

3. Wedding Schedule Day Cont.
(Flood & Adam, 2012)
Early Evening
(1pm – 1:30pm)
• Groom arrives at ceremony
• Best man to give check to officiate
• Bride arrives at ceremony
• Photo and video of bride arriving
Expected Evening
(1:30pm – 3pm)
• Ceremony starts
• Ceremony ends
• Family photos
• Transportation for hotel drop-off
• Rest and relaxation

4. Wedding Schedule Day Cont.
(Flood & Adam, 2012)
Late Evening
(6pm – 8pm)
•Ushers and parents arrive at reception venue
•DJ and musician arrive at reception venue
•Greet guest and usher to open bar and cocktail reception
•Photo and video at reception venue
•Dressing for Wedding Party – Bride and groom
•Transportation pick-up at hotel – Bride and groom
Night
(8pm onwards)
•Drive to reception venue
•Guest all seated before announcement of arrival
•Wedding party entrance
•Dinner starts
•Cutting of cakes
•Toasts and speeches
•Dance
•Bride and groom leaves the reception

5. Policy and Procedure
(Foley, McPherson & McGillivray, 2012)
• Clients are welcome to add decorations to the permissible
compounds and/or areas in the theme of the event so long
as decorations do not damage the property or grounds
of Taylor’s University Lakeside. As a ‘Go-green’ university,
we do emphasize eco-friendly practices.
• Containers, electronics, props and stands placed within the
permissible compounds and/or areas must have certified
labels and/or protective bases to avoid potential water
leakage and damage to furnishings and floors and other
hazards. Fireworks and glitters are not permitted on
the property.

6. Policy and Procedure Cont.
(Foley, McPherson & McGillivray, 2012)
• Taylor’s University Lakeside must reserve the right to
charge for loss and/or damage beyond normal wear
and tear. The client will be informed of such by
ownership as appropriate immediately or as soon as
possible afterward upon occurrence.
• Taylor’s University Lakeside is a non-smoking
property (including our carparks). Should an outdoor
designated smoking area be required, ownership will
consult with the client regarding a location.

7. Optional
(Flood, Kapoor & De Villa-Lopez, 2014)
• Station service: Sushi Bar; Cheese and
Charcuterie Table; Ice-Cream Sundae Corner.

8. Optional Cont.
(Europcar 2011 ;PLUS 2015)
• Transfer service: Road; Air Transport.
Chauffer Service by Europcar
Contact: +603 4042 8818
Malaysian Flying Expert
Contact: +6013 2086 614

9. Optional Cont.
(Airads, 2015)
• Aerial advertising service: Banner Towing; Sky
Writing.
Airads Worldwide Aerial Advertising
Contact: whatsup@airads.com

10. Reference
• Airads (2015). Worldwide Aerial Advertising: Contact. Retrieved from
http://www.airads.com/
• Europcar (2015). Chauffeur Service in Malaysia. Retrieved from
http://www.limousine.com.my/
• Flood, E., Kapoor, S., & de Villa-Lopez, B. (2014). The Sustainability of Food Served at
Wedding Banquets. Journal Of Culinary Science & Technology, 12(2), 137-152.
• Flood, G., & Adam, M. (2012). Know All About Event Management and Wedding
Planning. Delhi: Academic Pages.
• Foley, M., McPherson, G., & McGillivray, D. (2012). Event Policy : From Theory to
Strategy. London: Routledge.
• Hung-teng, C. (2014). A study on the satisfaction with service-oriented wedding
catering planning system. Journal of Theoretical & Applied Information
Technology, 62(2), 546-553.
• Napompech, K. (2014). Factors Affecting Wedding Banquet Venue Selection of Thai
Wedding Couples. Journal Of Applied Sciences, 14(19), 2258-2266.
• PLUS (2011). Contact Us: Business Address 2011. Retrieved from
http://www.plushelicopter.com/