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are you sending a seperate invite

mfrsfeb Posted:

are you sending a seperate invite

What i mean is are you changing the wording for people who don't need to come to the church before the rehearsal dinner?

AlliNMatt06 Posted:

Re: are you sending a seperate invite

What do you mean?? The bridal party??

lacey&mark Posted:

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i think it makes sense to change invite wording so there is no confusion about whether or not they should go to the church first...of course, you could probably just tell them beforehand. ~lacey

mfrsfeb Posted:

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Posted by AlliNMatt06

What do you mean?? The bridal party??



yes
lacey&mark Posted:

Re: are you sending a seperate invite

hmm, i thought you meant out of towners and such. wouldn't the bridal party have to go to the church? ~lacey

mfrsfeb Posted:

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Posted by lacey&mark

hmm, i thought you meant out of towners and such. wouldn't the bridal party have to go to the church? ~lacey



sorry i am asleep. no not the bridal party. Immediate family not in it or uncles and aunts ect. not having to do anything at the church.
October Bliss Posted:

Re: are you sending a seperate invite

I wasn't planning on inviting anyone to the rehersal dinner that doesn't need to participate in the actual rehersal. But now that you have posted this question I realize there are a few family members that don't have a role in the ceremony that should probably come to the dinner. That said I will probably do the invites myself and change the wording to reflect appearance at the ceremony rehersal for those that need to be there, and just dinner for those that don't.

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