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How do I make quizzes on facebook? - Mandy Tran - 11-10-2012 12:26 AM
All kinds of quizzes.
- Peter - 11-10-2012 12:34 AM
Step 1
First come up with a list of questions you would like to ask the bride and groom.
Step 2
With your list on hand, contact the bride and ask her the questions. Don’t be afraid to change the question to better fit the bride’s answer. Also, be open to any additional information the bride tells you and be willing to turn it into a question on your quiz!
Step 3
Next, ask the groom questions about his bride. These can be the same or different than the questions as you asked the bride. Guests will love to find out what the groom is thinking! Personal questions are always well received like: “What is the bride’s best quality†or “When did you first know that you had found the one.â€
Step 4
Be careful not to include any questions that the bride or groom would not want you announcing to a group of people. A simple way to get around this is after you have interviewed the bride and groom, ask them if there was anything covered that they would not want included in the quiz. This might seem like an obvious step but it will save possible embarrassment in the day of.
Step 5
Once you have the official answers from your bride and groom type up the questions and print them on to a sheet of paper. You can make this step extra special by purchasing paper that goes with the theme of your shower.
Step 6
Pass the quiz out to the guests at your shower along with a pen. Ask them to answer all of the questions as best they can.
Step 7
Once the guests have finished writing down their answers read each question out loud. Have the guests shout out what they think the answer is and then have the bride announce what the true answer is.
Step 8
Each correct answer gets one point. The person with the most points at the end wins the game! The host may want to supply prizes for the winners… A small prize, like a pretty pad of paper or a lip gloss, makes a perfect universal prize that a bridesmaid or a grand-mother would enjoy.
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