40 Wedding Advice Card Questions Guests Will Want to Answer

Wedding advice cards are easiest when guests know exactly what to write. Use one main question, a short card, and a box or jar near cocktail hour or dinner.

Thoughtful prompts

• What is one small habit that keeps a partnership kind?
• What should we protect on ordinary Tuesdays?
• What makes a home feel like home?
• What do you hope we remember in ten years?
• What is your best advice for a hard day?

Playful prompts

• Plan our next date night.
• Name our future pet.
• What should always be in our kitchen?
• Pick a song for our next road trip.
• Give us a two-word marriage motto.

Future notes

• Leave a note for our first anniversary.
• Make a prediction for our future.
• Tell us where we should travel next.
• Recommend a book, film, or recipe for our first year.

For broader formats, explore wedding guestbook questions, wedding guestbook alternatives, and sentimental wedding ideas.

FAQ

What do you put on a wedding advice card?

Use one prompt, room for a short answer, and a clear place for a name only if you want to know who wrote it.

Are wedding advice cards a good guestbook alternative?

Yes. They are quick for guests and create a set of ideas you can revisit over your first years of marriage.

How many advice prompts should I offer?

One main prompt and two optional alternatives is usually enough.