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Rehearsal Dinner Etiquette: Guide to a Smooth Evening

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A rehearsal dinner, or groom’s dinner, is traditionally held the night before a wedding, following the rehearsal if there is one. Historically the groom’s parents host it, though many couples today choose to host it themselves. There isn’t a lot of rehearsal dinner etiquette to worry about, but there are a few things to include and a few others to strive for.

Outdoor wedding reception with white linen tables and wooden chairs under a pergola

Be sure your rehearsal dinner invitations set the tone for the evening. You can also make things easier on yourself by ordering matching return address labels and wedding favor tags.
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