How to Talk to Girls at Weddings
#2 Conversation Options
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"That's a great point about the [food/drinks]. What's your go-to comfort food when you're not at a fancy event like this?"
Shifting from the wedding fare to her everyday preferences. This can lead to discussions about cooking, restaurants, or cultural backgrounds.
"I was just thinking about how much fun everyone seems to be having. What's your favorite way to unwind after a busy week?"
General observation about the atmosphere leading to a question about her leisure activities and self-care.
"I can definitely relate to that. What's the most exciting trip you've ever taken, or somewhere you're dreaming of going?"
Connecting to a general feeling (like relating to her comment) and then asking about travel, which is a common and often exciting topic.
"You know, I was just thinking about how [the couple] met. Have you ever heard their full story, or were you there for the early days?"
Expressing genuine curiosity about the couple's relationship, which is a central theme of the wedding.
"That's fascinating! So, you're [Bride's Name]'s college roommate. What's the funniest memory you have of her from back then?"
Building on previously shared information, this asks for a specific, positive anecdote, inviting a story that often involves humor and personal connection.
"I love your energy! Do you always bring this much [enthusiasm/joy] to events, or is it just the wedding spirit?"
A light, positive, and slightly flirty compliment about her demeanor. It invites her to share more about her personality.
"I agree, this [song/band] is fantastic. What kind of music do you usually listen to when you're not at a wedding?"
Expanding on a shared appreciation for the music by pivoting to her broader musical tastes, which can reveal hobbies and personality.
"Oh, really? So you've known [Groom's Name] since he was [a kid/in high school]? What's one thing most people wouldn't know about him?"
Showing continued interest in her connection to the couple, this prompts for a unique insight, making her feel like you value her perspective.
"You mentioned you work in [field she mentioned]. What's the most interesting project you've worked on recently?"
Showing you remembered details about her work and inviting her to elaborate on something she's passionate about.
"Speaking of [topic she just mentioned], have you been to many other weddings this year, or is this your first big one?"
A natural transition that links to a prior comment and invites her to share more about her social life or experiences.
"This [venue/setting] really is something special. What's the most memorable [place/event] you've ever been to?"
Expanding on a shared appreciation for the venue by asking about other memorable places or experiences she's had.
"(Reacting to her story) That's incredible! What inspired you to [do what she just described]?"
A strong positive reaction to something she's shared, followed by a question that delves into her motivations and passions.