Rehearsal dinner ideas on a budget

You've sent out the invitations, blocked off the date in your calendar, and now it's time to start thinking about the rehearsal dinner. If you're feeling a little overwhelmed, don't worry! This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to plan a rehearsal dinner that is both fun and stress-free.

Make your guests really feel at home with a rehearsal dinner at your house! It's budget-friendly and intimate, but before you commit to one here are some things to consider.

From clam bakes to bonfires on the beach, here are 7 easy and unique ways to make your rehearsal dinner as much fun as your wedding.

We recommend starting to plan your rehearsal dinner at least six to eight months before your wedding day, and remember these tips as you go.

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Everything you need to know about a rehearsal dinner. Who to invite, who pays, and what to do. We’ve even included a sample timeline to help you plan out the first event of your wedding weekend.

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Who gets invited to the rehearsal dinner? And what if you're having a destination wedding where all of the guests are from out of town?

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