Who normally is in charge of sending out invites for the rehearsal dinner? I thought it was the groom's family but they don't seem to want to be involved other than funding it (which I definitely appreciate). I was just curious if other brides on here are getting help with this or not.
We are paying for the Rehearsal Dinner ourselves. We are sending out the invitations ourselves as well. I would say this would probably fall on the Bride/Groom's plate if you are the one organizing it and speaking with the restaurant/venue.
My ILs paid for the rehearsal dinner but I sent out an evite for it.
I have to speak to them about that. They are the ones who have been in communication with the venue. I'm going to ask my future MIL if I can put her as the person to RSVP to on the invites. This whole thing with them has taught me never to assume with wedding planning!
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
Ha that's probably fine too. This whole etiquette stuff can make your head explode! That's why I was stressed at the thought of another set of invites, I'm still recovering from the wedding invites!
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
Posted by ladygoodman
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
I dont think its tacky. I'm not sending out invites and I've never even heard of that being done until this site.
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
Posted by kim24
Posted by ladygoodman
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
I dont think its tacky. I'm not sending out invites and I've never even heard of that being done until this site.
THISSS! I have never heard of sending an RD invite ever.
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Posted by kim24
Posted by ladygoodman
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
I dont think its tacky. I'm not sending out invites and I've never even heard of that being done until this site.
THISSS! I have never heard of sending an RD invite ever.
Agreed!
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Posted by Gambigoo
Posted by kim24
Posted by ladygoodman
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
I dont think its tacky. I'm not sending out invites and I've never even heard of that being done until this site.
THISSS! I have never heard of sending an RD invite ever.
Agreed!
I just sent an email to my bridal party to let them know the date, time and place. I don't think it is necessary for a formal invitation and I have never received a formal invitation for a rehearsal dinner
We're allowing our bridal party to bring their significant others. The single girls/guys in our party won't be getting a plus one to the rehearsal dinner to cut costs.
Posted by kadymry
Posted by Lisa and Steven
Posted by Gambigoo
Posted by kim24
Posted by ladygoodman
Posted by kadymry
I didnt realize i needed to send out a formal invite. Ive just been telling people. oops. #tacky
I dont think its tacky. I'm not sending out invites and I've never even heard of that being done until this site.
THISSS! I have never heard of sending an RD invite ever.
Agreed!
I just sent an email to my bridal party to let them know the date, time and place. I don't think it is necessary for a formal invitation and I have never received a formal invitation for a rehearsal dinner
Okay, i thought it was just me haha. Are you guys inviting significant others to the rehearsal dinner? FFIL is paying so i dont want to be crazy with it .
we ordered the invites on zazzle but his parents are paying for the dinner.. we weren't going to do invites but the last 3 bridal parties that my fh was in all sent them out so we just decided to. we also paid like $10 for them lol so just figured why not
Thanks ladies!!
Thanks for the input everyone. I've received a formal invite to the rehearsal dinner once, other times it's been by word of mouth.I don't think the invites themselves have to be formal but I thought it would be nice to send a separate one to those invited who are coming in from out of town.
FH's parents are paying for ours and FH and I are sending out the invites together.
