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I married a non-Catholic.  I think one question I should have asked myself was whether I was truly prepared to spend the rest of my life sitting alone in Mass (or with my children later).  Another one I should have explored was whether my fiance truly understood how important it was for me to get to church and whether he understood what it meant to agree not to interfere with raising our children Catholic; I grew up with a Protestant father (he converted recently) and I think I would have had a harder time genuinely believing the Catholic Church had it right if I had suspected that he didn't believe in it.  I looked up to him quite a bit.  He went to Mass every week with our family and was prepared to answer, or at least direct us to an answer, any question we had about religion.

Maybe those are heavier questions than what you're looking for?  Some of the lighter ones that I asked the priest about were what my fiance's responsibilities were, whether it would make the process longer, and whether it was appropriate to have a full Mass.