I am in the process of making Rehearsal Dinner invites and am having trouble with the wording. Everything that I have seen online is so formal and doesn't say anything about the church first. Could you girls tell me how to word it?
Groom popped the question, and Bride said “YES” All the planning is over, from the hall to the dress.
Only one thing remains for this day to be great, “practice makes perfect” Month day is the date.
We’ll have lunch at ?????? For some food and drinks Then we’ll practice the ceremony And iron out the kinks
Please join the bride and groom at 12:30 pm XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Rehearsal to Follow at 3:30pm XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXx
leenie75
Posted:
Member since
Re: Rehearsal Dinner
Thank you! These are just what I was looking for!!!
Mooshyboo
Posted:
Member since
Re: Rehearsal Dinner
Posted by jteach711
i saw someone posted this one and I loved it
I Love this one too....
Kara and Todd
Posted:
Member since
Re: Rehearsal Dinner
We're inviting people to the RD that don't need to go to the church first - so we're not mentioning that on the invitation.
People in the bridal party will know (we'll tell them) to come to the church first and at what time. We'll provide them directions, too. It doesn't have to be on the invite.
I just ordered mine over the weekend and they say:
Jane and John Doe (FH's Parents) cordially invite you to a wedding rehearsal dinner in honor of their son Todd and Kara (Last Name) (time) (location) (RSVP info)
robinandjoe
Posted:
Member since
Re: Rehearsal Dinner
We did:
Practice makes perfect... That's what they say! Please help us rehearse for our big day. We'll go through the ceremony to iron out the kinks, and then off to XXXXX for dinner and drinks.
Robin and Joe's Rehearsal St. church date/time
HTH!!
Summer07Bride
Posted:
Member since
Re: Rehearsal Dinner
Posted by jteach711
i saw someone posted this one and I loved it
I used this one and to show how informal i was, i sent it out as an evite.
