I'm creating the rehearsal dinner invites on my computer but have a question regarding wording. The dinner will be held at the home of my fiance's family. Should I still use the words 'in honor of (bride) and (groom)' if I'm sending out the invites? Or should I leave that part out all together? It just seems weird sending out an invitation in honor of myself. Any ideas?
Karen H
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Rehearsal Dinner Invites
How about
In celebration of the pending nuptials of.....
or - Please join us to celebrate the evening before our wedding day.
Or if you have a lot of out-of-town guests you could make it somewhat of a Welcome dinner which is what we did.
caf73
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Wording???
Are you just printing them for your inlaws or are you throwing the party? I was going to print up invites and let my future mother in law send them. I don't know.
Maria J
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Wording???
We're having it at my FMIL's house but technically both families are hosting. We're all contributing and helping out for the dinner.
Kate
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Invites?
I never heard of sending rehearsal invites before coming on this board. Its always been word of mouth in my experience. Are invites necessary?
caf73
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There not really invites - more like date reminders *NM*
A
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There not really invites - more like date reminders *NM*
How about :
In honor of our Wedding please join us (you are invited to join us) for a celebratory dinner for our friends and family on month, day, date.