Intermediate Level Conversations- Series 5- Lesson 7- Conversation Questions about Wedding
In this lesson, you learn 10 conversation questions about weddings with sample answers for having a normal conversation discussing wedding. We also have added 8 extra conversation questions if you decide to extend your discussion.
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Here is a list of 10 discussion questions with sample answers for practicing English speaking with your language partner.
- What is your attitude toward marriage? Explain.
I think marriage is a big decision, and it’s something you shouldn’t rush into. It’s a commitment to another person, and it should be based on love, respect, and shared values. It’s not just about finding someone to spend your life with, but also building a partnership where you support each other and grow together.
- Do you think it is important to get married before moving in with your boyfriend\girlfriend? Explain.
For me personally, it’s important to get married before living together. I believe that marriage is a commitment and a symbol of our relationship. It also has a deeper meaning in our culture, and it’s important to respect these traditions. Plus, I believe it’s best to build a strong foundation of trust and commitment before living together.
- Will you feel comfortable living together without the official registration? What about having a baby?
No, I wouldn’t feel comfortable living together without being officially married. It goes against our cultural values, and it also wouldn’t be accepted by my family. As for having a baby, that’s definitely something I would only consider after marriage. It’s important to me to build a strong foundation for our family, and that includes marriage.
- Do you think parents should be married or it’s not important? Explain.
For me, it’s really important for parents to be married. Marriage provides stability and a sense of security for children. It’s about creating a loving and supportive family environment for them. It’s also a matter of respect for our traditions and cultural values.
- What positive or negative changes take place in the life of a couple after marriage? Explain.
Marriage can definitely bring positive changes, like increased responsibility, shared goals, and a deeper sense of commitment. It also creates a stronger bond between two people. However, it can also bring challenges like adjusting to a new lifestyle, learning to communicate effectively, and managing financial responsibilities together. It’s all about navigating these changes and growing together.
- What is the best age for a man or woman to get married? Why?
There’s no one right answer for that! It depends on the individual and their life circumstances. I believe it’s important to be emotionally mature and ready to handle the responsibilities of marriage before making that decision. But, again, it’s very personal.
- Can you tell me about the wedding traditions in your country? Explain.
Wedding traditions in Iran are beautiful! There’s a lot of emphasis on family and community. We have a ceremony called “Khaneh Beroni” where the groom goes to pick up the bride from her house. There’s a lot of music, dancing, and celebration! There’s also a “Sofreh Aghd” which is a traditional table set with symbolic items like sugar, salt, and a mirror. It’s a really beautiful and meaningful tradition.
- What is your opinion about polygamy if it is allowed in your country? Explain
Polygamy is legal in Iran, but it’s very rare. Personally, I don’t believe in polygamy. I think it’s a complex issue with many potential problems. I believe in monogamy, and I believe marriage should be based on love and commitment between two people.
- Would you address a wedding agency for help or would you organize everything yourself? Why?
I would probably try to organize my own wedding, but I’m open to getting some help from a wedding planner if needed. I like the idea of making it a personal and unique event, but it can be a lot of work! So, maybe a little help wouldn’t hurt!
- What is your attitude toward a church wedding ceremony? Do you think it is necessary?
As a Muslim, I don’t believe in a church wedding ceremony. It’s not something I would consider. Our religious ceremonies are different, and they have a lot of meaning for us. We have beautiful traditions and rituals that are part of our faith. I would definitely want to have a traditional Islamic wedding ceremony.
More discussion questions about wedding
For a longer conversation about wedding, you can use the below discussion questions about wedding:
- Describe the wedding you’ve been to or heard about.
- What is your attitude toward wedding ceremonies? Explain.
- What is better, to have a traditional wedding with guests invited, wedding dress and the banquet or to have just an official registration without any guests? Why?
- What do you think is the best gift to give to a couple? Why?
- Have you heard of some unusual gifts given to a couple?
- What is a prenup? What is usually stated there? What is your attitude to signing a prenup?
- Do you think prenup is necessary? Why or why not?
- What is your attitude to same sex weddings? Explain.
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