Wedding Interview Questionnaire 2025 Edition

Your vows, your reactions, and those heart-flipping moments with your forever person – these are the real core memories from your wedding day. We’re here to capture them all: every laugh, tear, awkward smile, and whisper. Nothing staged. Just the real stuff.

One way to make your film even more personal? The Bride & Groom Interview.

We’ll ask each of you the same set of questions – separately. You won’t hear each other’s answers until you watch the final video. We edit your words together like one shared story, told from two hearts. Think: your own little wedding documentary moment.

When it happens:

We’ll mic you up after your makeup’s done – either before or after your solo shoot. Please leave a little buffer for this in your schedule so it’s not rushed (you don’t want to talk about love while hyperventilating, trust us).

Bonus:

Want your friends or family to chime in too? We’d love to get them on camera sharing emotional/chaotic/funny stories. We’ll catch them during ceremonies or at the reception, when the vibes are just right.

The next page has a list of suggested questions you can pick from. Don’t stress – just choose 2 to 4 that feel right. We want the interview to be spontaneous and easy, not a weird oral exam.

Got your own ideas or inside jokes you want to include? Drop them in the wedding WhatsApp group – we love it when couples make it their own.

Let the cameras roll. Let your story unfold.

(And no, we’re not crying. You are.)

The Questionnaire

For the Bride & Groom

Let’s make your love story cinematic, but not cringe. Pick the questions you vibe with – 2 to 4 is great. Keep it real, keep it you.

How did you two meet? (Bonus points if it was chaotic or cute.)
First impressions – what did you really think of each other?
When did it hit you – “yep, this is my person”?
Walk us through your first date – where, when, why was it memorable?
Who proposed, how did it go down, and did anyone cry or panic?
What do you love most about your partner? Go deep or go weird.
What do you admire most about them as a human?
How are you two freakishly alike?
And how are you total opposites?
Why do you love them? (Yes, again. But this time, say it like you're in a romcom.)
What are you most excited about on your wedding day?
Got a message for them before the big moment? (Think: letter-to-camera vibe.)
And one more: look straight into the lens – talk to them like they’re right there.

For Friends & Siblings

You’ve been there for it all. Time to spill (nicely). Pick your faves:

How do you know the couple?
First memory with them?
How did they meet – and what was your reaction?
What makes them such a solid pair?
Got any hilarious stories? Keep it wedding-video appropriate. Kind of.
What’s your vibe check on today’s events?
One piece of advice for them as they start married life? Keep it real, not Pinterest.

For Parents

You’ve seen them grow up – now you’re watching them grow together. Your take matters.

What kind of wedding did they always dream of?
Got a sweet or funny childhood story to share?
How were they as a kid? (Cute monster or emotional poet?)
When did they tell you about their partner – and what was your honest reaction?
What stands out to you about their match?
What would you like to say to them as they start this new chapter?

Do’s and Don’ts

✅ DOs

Keep it Short & Sweet: Pick 4 to 6 questions max. We know weddings are timed like rocket launches, so short, heartfelt answers are golden.
Prep Ahead: The questions are sent in advance so you’re not improvising mid-eyeliner. Take a few minutes, think it through, and come ready to roll.
Rephrase the Question in Your Answer: Instead of: “He’s very kind.” Try: “I really admire how kind he is – it’s one of the first things that drew me to him.” It helps the video make actual sense without needing subtitles.
Make Eye Contact with the Camera (When Directed): No need to stare like it’s your mortal enemy, but wandering eyes are a no-no. We’ll tell you where to look – you just show up and blink like a functioning human.
Mic Check: Make sure your mic isn’t tangled in dupattas, veils, blazers, or other fancy fabric traps. It causes audio chaos and our editor will cry.

🚫 DON’Ts

Avoid Filler Words: “So yeah like…” is not a sentence. If you start sounding like a confused influencer, we’ll gently stop and do a retake. It’s not a TED Talk, but let’s aim for semi-coherent.
Don’t Overcrowd the Room: Friends and relatives are lovely… until they whisper, giggle, or give unhelpful advice mid-shot. Keep the space calm. Just you, the camera, and your soon-to-be viral moment.
Don’t Overthink It: This isn’t a test. Say what you feel, not what sounds fancy. We’ll handle the editing magic – you just be you.