List of questions for a mock interview
For the organizer of a wedding interview, if he is a person with imagination and a sense of humor, it will not be particularly difficult to write such a list himself. For those who doubt their writing and humorous abilities, here are some questions - the idea will become clear and its implementation will certainly succeed. Each line contains a question that was asked directly during the interview, and after a slash a question that appeared after the editing:
- What does a prison authority do? / Tell the bride a secret you know about the groom?
- If you had not received an invitation to this wedding, how would you feel? / How did you feel when you received the invitation to this wedding?
- Who on the bride's (groom's) side do you know by name and patronymic? / Who, in your opinion, will give the least money to young people?
- Name the most popular song of your youth and show how you danced to it? / What is the bride and/or groom's favorite song and how does he/she/they dance to it?
- What do construction workers or loaders eat for lunch? / What kind of treats do you think will be at the wedding reception?
- How do you feel about the lead singer of the Rammstein group (possible options with outrageous people - Nikita Dzhigurda, Sergey Zverev, Timati, Donald Trump, etc.)? / How do you feel about the groom? The same version of the question can be played with regard to the bride, her parents and the parents of her future husband. Attention: the topic is sensitive, so only funny and amusing answers should be included in the edit, but not offensive ones.
- When did you first kiss? / When did you first kiss a man (if the interviewee is a man) or a woman (if the interviewee is a woman).
Please note : the last question is framed on the verge of a foul and the appropriateness of it (and similar ones) depends on the public invited to the wedding, the social and public status of the interviewee, etc. Questions must be thought up in such a way as not to offend anyone, so that innocent people in the edited video the answers did not sound vulgar and vulgar - both guests and young people should have fun from this whole undertaking and, of course, without an unpleasant aftertaste after viewing.
Photo of a comic interview at a wedding
It’s better to come up with funny questions for a dummy interview using the “reverse” method: first think about what original answers you would like to get from the guests, then play through what questions could lead them to this answer, but it won’t be a problem with a provocative final question. For example, if in a prepared interview the dummy question “Please introduce yourself” or “What is the name of the bride?” If you want to hear some strange name, then in an interview you can ask about the most unusual name that the interviewee has ever heard.
If the wedding is held over two days, then the interview can be filmed on the first, and shown to the guests and newlyweds on the second. If this is not possible, then it is better to plan the filming process in advance, for example, a week before the wedding celebration or even earlier, and show the already edited funny surprise interview with the guests at the wedding banquet.
Photo of a surprise interview at a wedding
