Rehearsal Dinner Invites

Create a invite that is simple and to let guests/wedding party know the Rehearsal is the location, date, time, and attire. This will be easier to send out on facebook not being tacky at all.

The way I created the portion of Welcome Dinner (aka Rehearsal) without traditions. The directions only to the restaurant and back to the venue. Attire is something you can add if the venue is nice and your guests should be dressed up.

I plan on sending an email to those that are coming to the evening's events. With an email you are able to personalize it a little more than a facebook invite.

My fiance is in the midst of drawing/ creating our invitations. I think that I will have him use that to then create an email invite for the rehearsal dinner invites. We are just hosting people at our place. We will do a run through at the venue a month or so before so we don't need to do much of a rehearsal...more of a review. We want to have our out of town folks who aren't necessarily in the wedding party to be able to come hangout if they're in town. Kind of a party before the party.

A card can be added to let your guests know where and when the Rehearsal Dinner is happening. Details of room, date and time included on a small size card.

We just sent everyone a message via text or email to let them know we were having the rehearsal dinner the night before and that they were invited. We ordered so much stationary for everything we didn't want to put more money towards invites for the rehearsal dinner and everyone totally understood that. I think a facebook message would be great, you can even great a group chat on FB and put any details about it in there for everyone to see.

I'm doing it by word of mouth! We aren't really doing a full "dinner" but I do need people there for the rehearsal... we rented a room at the church to order in pizzas for people after to keep it cheap and easy!

I considered doing invites but might go with a Facebook event instead/email invitations. I'm in a wedding in June and the bride is doing e-invites to save on postage/avoid invites.

I don't think telling them on Facebook is tacky at all!

If you are having a smaller rehearsal dinner I think that is easier than having to send out invites for everyone

We are just going to text/use messenger...we are all very informal haha

Told by phone or when I happened to see them.

If a facebook invite is easy enough, or you could call for those who don't have it. Ours will be casual and word of mouth

What about calling? It's not quite a formal invite but a phone call would make people feel special, and is a bit more personal than a facebook invite.