Rehearsal Dinner

Re: Rehearsal Dinner

• kellh615 member

  

  November 2013

  If they have a significant other yes or of they are coming from out of town with a date then yes...

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• cowgirl8238 member

  

  December 2013

  You should always included a plus one for people who are in a relationship.  That goes for the RD too.  As Kellh mentioned if they are OOT then you should include their dates.  Also, depending on size and budget you could also consider adding on other OOT people, or close family.

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• Mitch617 member

  

  December 2013

  or you could have other OOT people/family meet up for cocktails after the rehearsal dinner if you don't have the budget/space to host them for dinner.   I went to a wedding in New Jersey once where they did this and it was very nice.

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• ashleyep member

  

  December 2013

  Mitch617 said:

  or you could have other OOT people/family meet up for cocktails after the rehearsal dinner if you don't have the budget/space to host them for dinner.   I went to a wedding in New Jersey once where they did this and it was very nice.

  Weddings in my family have had an event like this, it's very nice.

  
  

  I'm letting my bridal party bring their dates, whether they're in a relationship or not, local or not. They might not choose to bring them. I didn't bring my fiance to a friend's rehearsal dinner this summer.

  

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• Gina0887 member

  

  December 2013

  The invite to the date (relationship or not) is nice although they may not come.
  

  

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