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Now that the plans have been made, you want your marriage ceremony to be joyous and memorable, without any worries. One of the ways to insure that the ceremony will run smoothly is to rehearse the proceedings beforehand. You need to inform everyone involved in the ceremony about the arrangements you’ve made for the rehearsal and the rehearsal dinner. And you want to do it with style and grace. Rehearsal Dinner InvitationsThe Rehearsal Dinner Invitation is the fourth part of your beautiful Signature Wedding Collection. With the help of an expert Paperwhites designer, you will create a Rehearsal Dinner Invitation that will be the perfect complement to your other printed wedding materials. When your wedding party and other guests receive their distinctive Rehearsal Dinner Invitation, they will know how much you value their willingness to be a part of your very special day.
Wedding Rehearsal Dinners Tips: The question of whom to invite to your rehearsal dinner can be a difficult one. Aside from the obvious choices of bridesmaids, groomsmen, ushers, musicians, officiant and parents, you should include any spouses or significant others and the wedding planner (if you have one).
It is not strictly necessary to include a “date” for singles, but it would be a nice gesture. You may also wish to include any out-of-town guests that will arrive in time, but this is also not strictly required by proper wedding etiquette. The rehearsal dinner is generally hosted by the groom’s family and held the night before the wedding, regardless of when the rehearsal itself takes place. The rehearsal dinner can be as informal or formal as you like, as long as it does not exceed the formality of the wedding reception to come. Toasts may be offered during the rehearsal dinner, and it would be an appropriate time to bestow gifts of appreciation upon your attendants.
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