The Bride
What is my favorite TV show?
Parks and Rec
What is Jack's Birthday?
(or zodiac sign)
October 29
Scorpio
How did the couple meet?
Freshman year at CSU
Which movie's wedding ceremony cost $1 million?
Crazy Rich Asians
Wearing a white dress was a trend started by what famous bride?
Queen Victoria
Name a Halloween costume that I've worn in the past.
Bunny, Luigi, Patrick Star, Hippie, Witch
What was Jack's first job?
Casa Bonita!!
(no, not a diver. just a host)
What makes the engagement ring special?
Jack panned gold and designed is especially for Joanne!
In "Bridesmaids," what does Helen give to all the guests as a favor when leaving the bridal shower?
A Puppy
Where is the most popular wedding destination for US couples?
Las Vegas
How old was I when I had my first kiss?
14
What is Jack getting his Master's Degree in?
Aerospace Engineering
Where does the couple want to take their honeymoon?
Antarctica
In "My Big Fat Greek Wedding", what is Toula's father's cure for everything?
Windex
The Mehendi Ceremony before and Indian bride's wedding involves decorating with what?
Henna
What sport did I do in high school?
Track and Field
(Long Jump)
What was the name of Jack's band?
The Great Salmon Famine
How did Jack propose?
He took her up to Georgetown and said "let's take a pic on the (frozen) lake"
"Bride Wars" is about two best friends turned rivals when their weddings are scheduled on the same day at what popular wedding location?
The Plaza Hotel
According to the Knot, what percent of brides still wear the traditional diamond in their wedding ring?
70%, meaning diamonds remain the most popular rock for lovers. Want to know what comes in second for non-traditional couples? Sapphires.
What color did I first ever dye my hair?
Red
Name 3 of Jack's Hobbies
What was the couple's first date?
Sushi dinner and a movie!
(Smile)
In the movie Mama Mia, mother-of-the-bride Meryl Streep runs what kind of business?
Hotel
Complete this well known wedding rhyme: Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue...
and a silver sixpence in your shoe