Rehearsal DInner- who do i say is hosting??

furmur12

my parents gave about 3/4s of the budget and my fiiance's parents gave about 1/4 of the money for the wedding.  we put it into 1 budget and are paying for everything from this including the rehearsal dinner.   I know traditionally the grooms parents throw the rehearsal dinner.. however, my fiance's parents are unaware of this tradition and didn't even know they should be in attendance!! of course i epxlained they should be, and my fiance and i chose the location, food, etc. it's also in my hometown, so his parents were really not able to plan it.  So here is my question.. on the rehearsal dinner invitation who do i list as the host?? myself and my fiance?? or 'our families" or 'our parents" ?  i'm not sure the proper etiquette here. 

FYI, on our wedding invitations we included both of our parents names...
THANK YOU!!!

strlzfan11

You could skip invitations for the RD altogether.

Maggie0829

Together with our parents or together with our families.

Edit:  Or do what PP said and just pass the information to all invited by email or phone call.

Pookieson

We are just letting our BP and parents know when it is.  Half the bridal party will be there already golfing.

itzMS

I had a similar situation. I didn't list a host, but used wording similar to:

Please join us for a rehearsal dinner honoring our family and wedding party
Friday, March 8, 2013
XYZ Venue

Immediately following the 5:30PM ceremony rehearsal at the church

furmur12

thanks for all of the suggestions!!! 

lyndausvi

We didn't send out formal invites.

Jen4948

Unless it's a formal dinner, in which case it sounds like you and your FI are the hosts (certainly not his parents), I'd just send a more casual note or invite people by word-of-mouth.

If it is a formal occasion, then I'd use

The pleasure of your company is requested
at the rehearsal dinner of
Bride
and
Groom
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