Rehearsal Dinner??
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You can if you'd like. I don't think there's any rule about this. We had our BP invited with their bf/gf, fiance, or spouse. If they're in a serious relationship I think they should be invited.
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It's ultimately your choice. We are only inviting the significant others of those in serious relationships or married.
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I didnt know you had to send invites for the rehearsal dinner... any one that I have been to it was by word of mouth.
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I sent little invites because we were inviting spouses, gf/bf, etc. If one of the spouses, etc. can't come, then you need to know the # of people. I think most people invite people in serious relationships and married, but not single peopl (although I think my sister brought her friend to our RD, come to think of it, lol)!!!
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My new Sis-in -law, Father in law sent out invites for the Rehersal dinner via E-vite. They invited did invite significant others for the BP. I am currently using it for my Sister's Bachorolette party. Only problem I have found is that some people don't open some of there email. But for the most part everyone got it and responsed and thought it was cool.
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I'm inviting our BP's significant others, and also inviting our single people with guests as a courtesy, even though they probably won't bring a guest.
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We sent out invitations with significant others on them, as long as they were in a serious relationship or more. In essence it really is your choice but its a nice gesture if you can afford it
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i would invite girl/boyfriends if they were in serious relationships, but it is your decision. Also, i would definitely send out invites (doesn't have to be anything expensive) because I wouldn't want to repeat the same info all the time, but that's just me!