'practice makes perfect' well, maybe, not quite please come for a run through we'll TRY to get it right!
melissa and lukes wedding rehearsal date time church
dinner will follow at name of restaurant
exotica776
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Practice makes perfect It’s true what they say Please come for a run through before our big day! Please be at the church at 7 o'clock on the dot Where Ronnie and Marie will soon tie the knot! We'll practice the ceremony and iron out the kinks, and then it’s off to The New Yorker for some dinner and drinks!
thanks maxine
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This was mine...I *had* to add the 'presents' line because this was the FIRST time anyone in either family was doing a RD!
Practice makes perfect, it's true what they say. Please come for a run-through, before our big day!
Please meet us at the church, at 6:00 pm on the dot. Where Sasha and Anthony will soon tie the knot!
After the practice, when all is said and done, please join us at Name of Restaurant, Street Address, City, at 8:00 o'clock for food, drinks, and fun!
We'll all leave together right after the church...
There will also be presents, as we have been blessed, with a great bridal party and parents, and it's our turn to say thanks!
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Posted by exotica776
Practice makes perfect It’s true what they say Please come for a run through before our big day! Please be at the church at 7 o'clock on the dot Where Ronnie and Marie will soon tie the knot! We'll practice the ceremony and iron out the kinks, and then it’s off to The New Yorker for some dinner and drinks!
thanks maxine
Anytime!! Thanks for the shoutout!
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Posted by exotica776
Practice makes perfect It’s true what they say Please come for a run through before our big day! Please be at the church at 7 o'clock on the dot Where Ronnie and Marie will soon tie the knot! We'll practice the ceremony and iron out the kinks, and then it’s off to The New Yorker for some dinner and drinks!
