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After Lilly and Jonny’s point of view has been defined, a question   The wedding party   Questions
        should be formulated for every point of view. The question has the   points of view
        aim of enabling the potential friends, whom the couple will ask for   The couple  What does the couple wish for the wedding party?
        advice, to take the said perspective and force them to answer the   The parents of the couple  What do the parents of the couple wish for the wedding party?
        question from this point of view.                The witnesses to the marriage  What do the witnesses wish for the wedding party?
                                                         Children                What do children wish for a wedding party?
        The questions for the ideation phase are often very broad. Lilly and   Seniors  What do seniors wish for a wedding party?
        Jonny won’t organize a workshop in their case, but they will probably   Planet Venus  What would a wedding party on Venus look like?
        collect answers during a shared dinner with their friends or via social   In the family of the Russian Tsar?  What would a wedding party in the family of the Russian Tsar look like?
        media/e-mail. For a “working environment,” a physical workshop
        is advisable because creativity might suffer in a digital workshop,   In the Middle Ages?  What did a wedding party in medieval times look like?
        although feedback can be collected quickly in the latter.  Reverse point of view  What would be the worst wedding party?

        To forestall respondents’ expressing only those ideas the couple is
        willing to hear, some of the ideation should be done on an anonymous
        basis, such as in writing or by means of an online tool. Anonymity is
        not absolutely necessary for collecting great ideas—after all, it’s fun
        to talk about things that are pleasing. But if you want to know what
        might bother people, anonymity is a must. To the question of “What
        would be the worst wedding party?” some of Lilly and Jonny’s friends
        responded they would fear having to sit at the same table with the
        same people all night long. Some friends are horrified at having to
        wear a suit all day long. Many families would like to stay overnight
        locally but cannot afford an expensive hotel.


















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