Wedding Memories to Record

There are many wedding memories to record, but this is a list of must have questions answered. Do not leave your wedding without having someone write down the answers for you. It will be a special day on your 25th Anniversary when you can open your wedding day photo album or decorative Wedding Time Capsule and see these answers, while you reminisce.

You think you will never forget your wedding day, but things happen and we get old causing us to forget some details. We want to help you preserve your memories and remember every detail to share with your children or great grandchildren about what life was like when you were married. Can you remember the price of gas when you were married?

You will remember some of your feelings, like the excitement of your wedding day, for the rest of your life. Just like any show though, it is all the behind the scenes details that help make your ‘big day.’ Just like being a parent, sometimes we get caught up in all the hustle and bustle of the schedules, meetings, or cleaning and organizing that we forget some important wedding memories to record.

During my wedding, our flower girl played an important role in helping us create our wedding memories to record. She had a little notepad and would take it back and forth from my dressing room to the groom’s room. My husband and I would write little notes back and forth on this notepad about how we are feeling, what is happening, our thoughts, and things we were looking forward too. It is one of our most treasured books we have saved in our Wedding Time Capsule. It was a way of talking without seeing each other. It was a special time and a memory I will never forget, because it was all written down.

Check out these suggestions for wedding memories to record and save in your scrapbook or Wedding Time Capsule.

• Why did you have your wedding where you did?
• What did your friends and family do to help keep you calm or less stressed?
• What was the best and worst wedding advice you received?
• Why did you choose to have a small or large wedding?
• Who was in the bridal party and why were they chosen?
• What were you thinking or feeling the night before your wedding?
• Where did you go the night before your wedding?
• What was your “something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue?”
• How did you feel during the ceremony? Were you about to faint? Did you write your own vows?
• Who cried the most during the wedding?

• Did you repeat any family traditions at your wedding, that was at your mother or grandmother’s wedding?
• What went right vs what went wrong at your wedding?
• Who were you the most excited to see at your wedding, besides your fiance?
• What made you laugh the most on your wedding day?
• Were there any surprises at your wedding?
• What was the hardest part about getting married?
• What was your first dance song? What is the meaning of this song to you as a couple?
• When you signed your husband’s last name as your name, how did it feel?

These are some questions to get your started with wedding memories to record. What other questions can you think of? Comment below.

Making Milestone Moments Count,

– Marcie