aside from bridal party, and parents, is there anyone else were suppose to have? grandparents?readers?
pinky
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i AM HAVING THE READERS AND SPONSORS i AM HAVING A TRADITIONAL FILIPINO WEDDING
PrincessRose
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I've read that it's nice to invite people who are in town the night before, if they've come from far away.
Jackiwedd
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I have heard that you are to obviously have the wedding party and their guest(I am not inioting their guest), any out of towners, and your readers and grandparents.
babybride
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We are inviting parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, the bridal party with their dates, readers, and out of town guests.
kathleenmarie
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we are having the family, the bridal party and their spouces, the single ones are not invited with a guest and the out of towners.
AliKing
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We invited readers, grandparents, my god parents, the person who introduced us, all of the out of town guests, and all of the wedding party was in invited with a guest.
Boop2704
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We are inviting our parents, bridal party, readers and grandparents. I also invited my aunt coming from out of town. I know it is proper to invite out of town guests, but how in the world are you supposed to know if they will be here. This has proven to be a pain. We don't know everyones itinerary so we kind of said forget it and just invited the above mentioned. I am not going to call all my out of town guests to see if they will be here.
Maribelle7777
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To be honest, I've always known a rehursal dinner to be the parents, the wedding party and the readers and of course the bride and groom. It's to thank those that are participating in the wedding. If you want grandparents there too, nothing wrong with it.
I don't feel that you need to invite out of town guests, unless they are staying with you or your family. But if you can afford it and especially if it's going to be in the hotel restaurant that they are staying, then perhaps you should as long as it's not becoming a 'mini reception' (JMO).
ETA: I can't have my OOT guests come. There's 20 of them (so far) coming and it's just not monetary feasible for us. We are paying for our own rehursal dinner. We will have my 2 cousins who are staying with my father that week join us, but that's it.
Rob-luvs-me
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If you want you can break it down to the must have list and the it is nice to do:
Must have - are the parents and grandparents of the bride and groom and the wedding party and their spouses, and readers.
Nice to have: Out of town guests and dates for the wedding party (the non married/non engaged dates)
Betty
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We had the readers, my two cousins who handed out programs and bubbles and a few of our Aunts and Uncles from out of state.
HearzBellz
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readers, sponsors, those presenting gifts if you are having a full communion mass. I also Invited those coming from overseas & the west coast.
isopodi
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We invited my grandmother and our 3 readers along with my church hostess. (the bridal party, plus dates and the parents too of course!)
palebride
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we are inviting our parents, the bridal party, the grandparents and the reader.....everyone is invited with a date as well. we're not inviting all of the out of town guests, because the dinner will be thursday night for a daturday wedding....
