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Friday, July 10, 2009 10:00 AM
Brides are Talking
Should spouses be invited to the rehearsal dinner?

This week in our Brides.com Forums brides are talking about whether the significant others of the wedding party should be invited to the rehearsal dinner. See what our brides are saying here:
Some brides feel they should be invited. "That is just tacky! You are supposed to include the significant others of everyone in your bridal party," says Greenpansy.
Others think it is fine not to include them. "I wouldn't be upset at all, My husband is a groomsman in a wedding next weekend, I am not invited to the rehearsal dinner and it never occured to me to care," says Kennysoldwife.
And some brides believe couples just need to be consistent about the guests they include. "For me it would depend on if all spouses were invited or not," says PharmToxGirl. "If none were invited, then I'd just say they don't know what they are doing and ignore it."
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