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📘 Vocabulary (B1–B2 – Planning a Party-wedding

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Wedding planner – a person who organizes weddings professionally

Bride / Groom – the woman/man getting married

Ceremony – the official event where people get married

Reception – the party after the wedding ceremony

Venue – the place where the wedding happens

Guest list – the people invited to the wedding

Budget – the planned amount of money for the wedding

Catering – food and drinks service for the guests

Decoration – flowers, lights, and design for the wedding

Entertainment – music, dancing, or shows at the wedding

Invitation – a card or message inviting people to attend

Anniversary – the yearly celebration of a wedding

Tradition – customs related to weddings (e.g., white dress, rings)

Coordinator – someone who manages and organizes events

• Guest list – the people invited to the party

• Invitation – a request to join the party

• Venue – the place where the party happens

• Decorations – things used to make the place look nice

• Budget – the amount of money planned to spend

• Theme – the main idea/style of the party (e.g., costume, beach, retro)

• Catering – providing food and drinks

• Music playlist – the songs prepared for the event

• Schedule / plan – the timing of activities

• Surprise party – a party that the guest of honor doesn’t know about

• Host / hostess – the person organizing the party

• Entertainment – activities to make the party fun (games, shows, music)

• 💬 ESL Questions (B1–B2 – Planning a Party)

  1. What is the best party you have ever been to? Why?

  2. What things are most important when planning a party (food, music, guests, location)?

  3. Would you prefer a big party or a small party? Why?

  4. How do you usually invite people to a party – phone, message, or in person?

  5. Do you think surprise parties are a good idea? Why or why not?

  6. What are some popular party themes in your country?

  7. How can you plan a party on a small budget?

  8. Do you think wedding planners are necessary, or can couples plan their weddings themselves?

  9. What are the advantages of hiring a wedding planner?

  10. Weddings can be expensive. How can planners help couples save money?

  11. What traditions are common at weddings in your culture?

  12. Would you prefer a small wedding or a big wedding? Why?

  13. What is the most important part of a wedding: food, music, clothes, or location?

  14. Do you think weddings today are more about love or about showing money and status?

  15. How do you feel about destination weddings (in another city/country)?

  16. If you were a wedding planner, what would be the most difficult part of the job?

  17. How do you think weddings will change in the future?