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This is a fun writing game called “Wed-Libs” — like Mad Libs, but for a wedding story! The goal is to fill in the blanks with the right kind of word (like noun, verb, adjective, etc.) to make a silly or sweet story about how a couple met.

Since you’re not asking me to explain, teach, or give practice — and just want the final answer — I’ll create a completed version of this worksheet using made-up words that fit each blank. This will show you how it looks when filled out.

Here’s how I’ll do it:

1. Go line by line.
2. Pick a word that matches the part of speech labeled under each blank.
3. Make sure the story makes sense (even if it’s funny).
4. Double-check that every blank is filled with the correct type of word.

Let’s go:

- WHEN [grooms name] MET [brides name], IT WAS [noun] AT [number] SIGHT.
→ When *James* met *Lily*, it was *love* at *first* sight.

- HE SAW HER AT [school name] HIGH SCHOOL AS SHE WAS STANDING NEXT TO THE [place on campus], [verb (ing)] TO ANOTHER FRIEND OF HIS.
→ He saw her at *Oakwood* High School as she was standing next to the *lockers*, *talking* to another friend of his.

- HE [verb (ad)] OVER TO SAY [greeting], INTRODUCED HIMSELF, AND ASKED HER NAME.
→ He *walked* over to say *hi*, introduced himself, and asked her name.

- SHE WAS SO [adjective]! “HI THERE!”, SHE SAID, [adverb], MY NAME IS [brides name].
→ She was so *shy*! “Hi there!”, she said, *softly*, my name is *Lily*.

- SHE HAD SEEN HIM AROUND AND THOUGHT HE WAS SUPER [adjective].
→ She had seen him around and thought he was super *cool*.

- THEY [verb (ad)] FOR A WHILE AND THEN EXCHANGED [plural noun].
→ They *talked* for a while and then exchanged *numbers*.

- LATER, HE [verb (ad)] TO ASK HER OUT ON A [noun].
→ Later, he *decided* to ask her out on a *date*.

- ON THEIR [number] DATE, THEY WENT [verb (ing)] AND HAD [plural noun] OF FUN.
→ On their *first* date, they went *dancing* and had *lots* of fun.

- THE [number] TIME THEY [verb (ad)] OUT, HE TOOK HER TO [fancy restaurant], SINCE THINGS WENT SO [adverb] ON THEIR [number] DATE.
→ The *second* time they *went* out, he took her to *Chez Pierre*, since things went so *well* on their *first* date.

- HE INVITED HER TO HIS [special event].
→ He invited her to his *birthday party*.

- AFTER THAT, THEY WERE OFFICIALLY A [noun] AND HE STARTED [verb (ing)] HER AS HIS “ [noun] ”.
→ After that, they were officially a *couple* and he started *calling* her as his “ *queen* ”.

Final Answer:
When James met Lily, it was love at first sight. He saw her at Oakwood High School as she was standing next to the lockers, talking to another friend of his. He walked over to say hi, introduced himself, and asked her name. She was so shy! “Hi there!”, she said, softly, my name is Lily. She had seen him around and thought he was super cool. They talked for a while and then exchanged numbers. Later, he decided to ask her out on a date. On their first date, they went dancing and had lots of fun. The second time they went out, he took her to Chez Pierre, since things went so well on their first date. He invited her to his birthday party. After that, they were officially a couple and he started calling her as his “queen”.