Rehearsal dinner invite wording

aishamf

We are having a rehearsal at the church and then a dinner at a restaurant.  For some reason I am blocking on the wording.  What did you guys do???  TIA!

jessjo04

I have my FMIL do it She loves stuff like that.

louisvillebride21

Well sh!t. You have to have an invite for this too?? Do you send it with their real invitations? Damnit...

ggmae

MIL wrote: You are cordially invited to dinner following the Jones - Smith Wedding Rehearsal Date Time Place RSVP to:

moebride102409

Mr. and Mrs. FI Parents Namesrequest the pleasure of your companyat a rehearsal dinner in honor ofFI NAME andBRIDE NAMEdatetimelocationaddresscity, stateRSVP to date at 000.000.0000(depending on who is hosting it, you can change the host names as needed)

TheSaltyPeanut

This is what we did: Bride & Groom Request your presence day, date at time Name of Church Church address Dinner and drinks immediately following at: Restaurant Restaurant addy RSVP regrets only Call Bride (555)888-8888 or Groom (888)... Hosted by Groom's parents name

mmm_080809

We're hosting our own RD and used this wording: Please join M... and M... as they celebrate the eve of their marriage with a rehearsal dinner date time location We're inviting all our extended family to the rehearsal dinner, so for the parents and bridal party, we included a separate note with the invitation (we used the extra RSVP cards that came with the invitation set) telling them a time for the wedding rehearsal and where to meet. We also included a direction card and map since everyone's OOT - if all our guests were local a phone call probably would have sufficed!

tlv204

Our said: Please join us forTracey and Bryan's wedding rehearsaldatetimename of churchDinner immediately following atname of restaurantaddressRSVP by datephone numberhosted by John and Jane SmithThis is all assuming the same people are invited to both things

lpstl

This is what I did: [url]<a href="http://laineandpete.com/?p=661" rel='nofollow'>http://laineandpete.com/?p=661</a>[/url]

ScarletGem

We wanted it to be really laid-back and casual, so it said something like "Please join us for the wedding rehearsal of <Bride> and <Groom>, <time> at <place>.  Then celebrate with us at the rehearsal dinner!  <restaurant name and address>."  PIB of a draft, under Paper Stuffs.