Once you get married, are you changing your name?

Of course, you’ve already practiced your new signature.

You are willing to compromise and hyphenate.

No way! You’re not changing your name! This isn’t the 1950’s!

How involved is your fiancé in the planning process?

He ignores you and turns up the volume on the TV.

He just wants to know when and where to be on the day of the wedding.

He attends every meeting and appointment. He thinks this day is all about him!

Like it was from a Nicholas Sparks’ novel. It was the most romantic thing ever.

It kind of just came up in conversation, and we both agreed it was a good idea. It wouldn’t matter how he proposed to you. You know he’s not into the whole romance and PDA thing.

You proposed to him. He was taking too long, so you took matters into your own hands.

Imagine this: it's the day before your wedding and you call your florist to double check on your arrangements. She says she has no records of your order, and even if she put it in now, she wouldn't have it ready in time for your wedding. What do you do?

You order your bridesmaids to start picking flowers from your mother's garden!

Just take whatever your florist has available. Carnation and baby breath bouquets, boutonnières, and centerpieces will suffice.

Ain’t nothin’ but a chicken wing! Who needs flowers? Not you.

Your future mother and father-in-law want to sing their rendition of “I’ve Got You, Babe” by Sonny & Cher at your reception. You’ve heard them sing before, and it sounds like nails on a chalkboard. How do you deal?

You let them sing. Heck, maybe after a few more drinks we’ll all join in. We’re all here for a good time!

Over your dead body. You’re not subjecting your guests to that kind of torture.

You tactfully hide their CD right before the wedding OR your in-laws’ CD mysteriously disappeared… If anyone asks, you didn’t see anything. Quick and easy.

What kind of flower are you?

A delicate rose – the classiest of all, meant to be admired from afar

Dandelion – you’re carefree. You don’t require much maintenance.

Venus flytrap – You’ll snap at anything that comes your way. You best beware.

Which best describes your wedding bling?

Only the basics -- maybe some jewelry handed down from your mother or grandmother

Something blue—The Tiffany’s box and a little bling!

You need to be blinged out from head to toe – you have some connections & purchased some pieces that haven't even been released to public yet. You’re still deciding if you should complete the look with a Paul Wall grill.

Is your fiancé having a bachelor's party?

No way -- you don't want to take any chances

Of course -- it's his last night of being single. If there are strippers, so be it.

You and your best friend end up bringing Bride Wars (with Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway) to reality. In a situation where both of your weddings are booked for the same day and the same venue(s), what would you do?

Game on. First come, first serve. You’ll do whatever it takes to make sure your wedding is better than hers.

Book a joint wedding – the more, the merrier. You’ve done everything together your whole lives. Why stop now?

You change the date of your wedding. She can have it. She deserves it … even though the next open day for your dream venue isn’t for another 2 years.

What color is your wedding dress?

You’d be fine with wearing a potato sack. Your mom will definitely be crying when she sees you in it.

White is for virgins! You want to stand out.

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Questions and Answers

1.

Once you get married, are you changing your name?
- A.
  
  Of course, you’ve already practiced your new signature.
- B.
  
  You are willing to compromise and hyphenate.
- C.
  
  No way! You’re not changing your name! This isn’t the 1950’s!
2.

How involved is your fiancé in the planning process?
- A.
  
  He ignores you and turns up the volume on the TV.
- B.
  
  He just wants to know when and where to be on the day of the wedding.
- C.
  
  He attends every meeting and appointment. He thinks this day is all about him!
3.

How did he propose?
- A.
  
  Like it was from a Nicholas Sparks’ novel. It was the most romantic thing ever.
- B.
  
  It kind of just came up in conversation, and we both agreed it was a good idea. It wouldn’t matter how he proposed to you. You know he’s not into the whole romance and PDA thing.
- C.
  
  You proposed to him. He was taking too long, so you took matters into your own hands.
4.

Imagine this: it's the day before your wedding and you call your florist to double check on your arrangements. She says she has no records of your order, and even if she put it in now, she wouldn't have it ready in time for your wedding. What do you do?
- A.
  
  You order your bridesmaids to start picking flowers from your mother's garden!
- B.
  
  Just take whatever your florist has available. Carnation and baby breath bouquets, boutonnières, and centerpieces will suffice.
- C.
  
  Ain’t nothin’ but a chicken wing! Who needs flowers? Not you.
5.

Your future mother and father-in-law want to sing their rendition of “I’ve Got You, Babe” by Sonny & Cher at your reception. You’ve heard them sing before, and it sounds like nails on a chalkboard. How do you deal?
- A.
  
  You let them sing. Heck, maybe after a few more drinks we’ll all join in. We’re all here for a good time!
- B.
  
  Over your dead body. You’re not subjecting your guests to that kind of torture.
- C.
  
  You tactfully hide their CD right before the wedding OR your in-laws’ CD mysteriously disappeared… If anyone asks, you didn’t see anything. Quick and easy.
6.

What kind of flower are you?
- A.
  
  A delicate rose – the classiest of all, meant to be admired from afar
- B.
  
  Dandelion – you’re carefree. You don’t require much maintenance.
- C.
  
  Venus flytrap – You’ll snap at anything that comes your way. You best beware.
7.

Which best describes your wedding bling?
- A.
  
  Only the basics -- maybe some jewelry handed down from your mother or grandmother
- B.
  
  Something blue—The Tiffany’s box and a little bling!
- C.
  
  You need to be blinged out from head to toe – you have some connections & purchased some pieces that haven't even been released to public yet. You’re still deciding if you should complete the look with a Paul Wall grill.
8.

Is your fiancé having a bachelor's party?
- A.
  
  Yes, but no strippers allowed.
- B.
  
  No way -- you don't want to take any chances
- C.
  
  Of course -- it's his last night of being single. If there are strippers, so be it.
9.

You and your best friend end up bringing Bride Wars (with Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway) to reality. In a situation where both of your weddings are booked for the same day and the same venue(s), what would you do?
- A.
  
  Game on. First come, first serve. You’ll do whatever it takes to make sure your wedding is better than hers.
- B.
  
  Book a joint wedding – the more, the merrier. You’ve done everything together your whole lives. Why stop now?
- C.
  
  You change the date of your wedding. She can have it. She deserves it … even though the next open day for your dream venue isn’t for another 2 years.
10.

What color is your wedding dress?
- A.
  
  White. It’s a no brainer!
- B.
  
  You’d be fine with wearing a potato sack. Your mom will definitely be crying when she sees you in it.
- C.
  
  White is for virgins! You want to stand out.