Wedding Website quizz questions needed!

[CDNinNYC]

Ladies, I need you help please!

I am in the midst of putting our wedding website together and instead of writing a section on "Our Story", I am trying to put together a quizz so that our guests can test how well they know us.

I need at minimum 10 questions for this program to work and all I''ve been able to come up with is:

1. Where did we meet?
2. Where was our first date?
3. Where was our first trip?
4. Where did FH propose?

What else can I ask??? I''m drawing a serious blank here.

Thank you!

 

[zoebartlett]

Date: 7/28/2008 7:46:57 PM
Author:CDNinNYC
Ladies, I need you help please!

I am in the midst of putting our wedding website together and instead of writing a section on ''Our Story'', I am trying to put together a quizz so that our guests can test how well they know us.

I need at minimum 10 questions for this program to work and all I''ve been able to come up with is:

1. Where did we meet?
2. Where was our first date?
3. Where was our first trip?
4. Where did FH propose?

What else can I ask??? I''m drawing a serious blank here.

Thank you!

Off the top of my head:

How long have we been together?
When did we know that she/he was "the one?"
When did we meet?
When did we meet each other''s parents (or families)?

 

[Sabine]

At my bridal shower, I was asked to guess FI''s answers to questions, and one was "what first attracted you," and his answer led to quite a bit of hilarity.

 

[mayachel]

What with the many of us who try to keep the wedding list smaller and personal, I know this is so not in the spirit of weddings, but I can''t help chuckle at the idea that guests have to first pass the quiz, to know that they know the couple well enough to expect to be invited to the wedding!

 

[CDNinNYC]

Zoe, thanks for your suggestions! I''ve added your questions to the website. Sabine, your post gave me the idea of searching online for Bridal Shower ''games'' for more question possibilities. I think I found some good ones; thanks!

 

[CDNinNYC]

Date: 7/29/2008 10:17:38 AM
Author: mayachel
What with the many of us who try to keep the wedding list smaller and personal, I know this is so not in the spirit of weddings, but I can''t help chuckle at the idea that guests have to first pass the quiz, to know that they know the couple well enough to expect to be invited to the wedding!

Hey marachel,

thanks for posting! I''m not sure I understand quite what you mean?

The quizz is an attempt to make our site more interactive and fun for our guests. If it''s a ''silly'' idea, I hope someone will let me know!


Cheers!
CDN

 

[Lanie]

One of my friends did something similiar, but I can''t remember the questions. One thing she did include was a poll, which we went crazy over. It had questions like, Who is a better cook? Who has a better sense of style? Who is a better driver? And when we answered them, we were told they were anonymous, but they actually weren''t! It was quite funny, but would only work if your guests have a really good sense of humor.

 

[Sabine]

Oh, I really like Laine''s idea of the poll. But I just wanted to quickly ask, is there a reason you are spelling quiz with 2 z''s? I''m not asking to be rude, I just wanted to make sure you don''t end up with a typo on your website!

 

[CDNinNYC]

Date: 7/29/2008 7:03:00 PM
Author: Sabine
Oh, I really like Laine''s idea of the poll. But I just wanted to quickly ask, is there a reason you are spelling quiz with 2 z''s? I''m not asking to be rude, I just wanted to make sure you don''t end up with a typo on your website!

I really like Lanie''s idea as well! I found a website that helps with polls, www.polldaddy.com , just in case anyone else is interested.

BTW, thanks for bringing the typo to my attention. All I can say is that there''s been a serious lack of coffee these last couple of days!

 

[mayachel]

Oh, no! I didn''t mean the quiz was silly, I actually love the idea and would probablly put one on my own site. That being said, my brain went to this dark silly place about how to weed the guest list by making them answer questions. Not for real, just as a joke, that I thought other brides would understand

 

[CDNinNYC]

Date: 7/30/2008 11:12:35 AM
Author: mayachel
Oh, no! I didn''t mean the quiz was silly, I actually love the idea and would probablly put one on my own site. That being said, my brain went to this dark silly place about how to weed the guest list by making them answer questions. Not for real, just as a joke, that I thought other brides would understand

Hey mayachel!

LOL! I obviously need a daily dose of caffeine to function properly, as I had one this morning...

, and now understand what you meant!

If my list wasn''t already so small, I might have gone to that ''dark place'' and considered it as a way to weed out guests.

JK!