In my ScrumMaster classes I always make the point that Scrum is a general purpose framework that can be applied to projects of all sorts. I’ve seen it applied to building construction, marketing, legal cases, families, restaurant renovations, and, of course, all sorts of product development. One of my favorite examples is using Scrum to plan a 
wedding.
Think about how perfect that is, though. Scrum excels at projects (yes, planning a wedding is project) that are complex and novel. And planning a wedding is both.
I came across a great website last week called ScrumYourWedding.com, which is a free resource for using Scrum to plan your wedding. Built by Hannah Kane and Julia Smith, the site is a great example of helping move Scrum outside its normal domain. Even if you’re already hitched, check it out for great insights on things like a Minimum Viable Wedding (a great example of that concept!) and sample Wedding Backlogs.
If you are getting married soon, congratulations, and check out their contest to win five hours of free coaching on using Scrum to plan your wedding.
