When you send the RD invite is it an invitation strictly for the dinner portion of the rehearsal or is it for the whole shabang? Right now my invite is worded like this (abbreviated):
Please come to a rehearsal at church at 7 on date
dinner immediately following given by FMIL
Or is it supposed to be
come to dinner hosted by FMIL at restaurant blah blah blah
immediately following church
Does it matter?
MrsQ-in2007
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I made ours for the whole thing. Basically everyone who is going to the dinner part are the same as the people that need to be at the rehearsal itself in the church (for us). I'd go with your first option.
magbride
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I would invite to the church and then at the bottom say dinner to follow.
lunabride
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Here's how ours was worded:
snowcat
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do you have to send out RD invites!
PegaLega
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Posted by snowcat
do you have to send out RD invites!
You dont have to but it helps if you need a head count. We did. We only did the dinner b/c there were people invited to dinner that didnt need to rehears with us.
This is what ours said:
A rehearsal Dinner In anticipation of Peggie & Tommy's big day we wouldnt celebrate any other way than in the company of our family and friends Please join us at Cafe Figaro on thursday night in great food, wine and conversation we'll delight Before the bride and groom unit date time restaurant address
