I remember my stepdad having to do this when he married my mom. I don't think he went many times. 2-3 times maybe?
I think they just tell you what's expected both for the day and for the marriage itself, what the sacrament of marriage means to the church, what you can expect in the religious ceremony. Sometimes, if you're not Catholic, you need to be somehow cleared to participate in somethings. (Cause in olden days, you couldn't marry a Catholic unless you yourself were Catholic). So they may bless you or something like that.
If you're worried that it's going to be like an interview, there's no need to worry about that. Their not going to quiz you on how many partners you've had or if you've done anything wrong. (Haha, at least they shouldn't).
Sorry I can't be too specific.
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