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Rehearsal dinner invitations
Rehearsal and dinner on one page, each with its own time and map, so the wedding party knows exactly where to be.
Make mine free See an exampleWhat to put on a rehearsal dinner invitation
- Whose rehearsal dinner it is and who is hosting
- The rehearsal time and place, if guests attend both
- The dinner time, venue and map
- Dress code
- A contact for running late
Wording you can copy
Please join us for the rehearsal dinner for Emma and James on Friday, May 9 at 6:30 PM at Olive and Vine.
Rehearsal at 5 at St. Mary's, dinner at 6:30. Hosted by the groom's parents. Let us know if you can make it.
The Hart family invites you to dinner on the eve of Emma and James's wedding.
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What to ask your guests
A short list does it: The reply form always asks for each guest's name, yes, maybe or no, how many are coming and which parts of the day they will join. Add any of these as your own questions, as a choice or a short answer, and you get a count for each choice:
- Rehearsal, dinner, or both?
- Bringing a partner?
- Meal choice or allergies
When to send it
Send it three to four weeks before the wedding, after the main invitation has gone out.
Paper invitations with a QR code
If you print one, a small card in the wedding welcome bag with the code to the dinner details works well. How RSVP QR codes work.
Make your rehearsal dinner invitation free
One link with the details, a map, calendar buttons and RSVP that adds up the replies for you. Print the QR code on paper invitations too. No ads, no fee.
Make my invitation, freeQuestions
Who goes to the rehearsal dinner?
The wedding party, close family and anyone doing a reading, plus their partners.
Who hosts it?
Traditionally the groom's family, but today anyone can.
Can I list both the rehearsal and the dinner?
Yes. Each gets its own time, map and calendar button.