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Comment on HELP PLZ!! Pocketfold Wedding Invitations? by Mindy

Mindy — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 00:03:33 +0000

Try http://www.diy-pocketfolds.com.
The will custom design your invitation for you to print at home for $100 or less depending on what you need and they sell pocket folds and other items to go with them.

Comment on HELP PLZ!! Pocketfold Wedding Invitations? by defanjos

defanjos — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 00:03:33 +0000

Try http://www.wedding-needs.com/pockets.asp
Pockets are always more expensive than regular invitations, so finding really cheap pockets will be difficult.

Comment on HELP PLZ!! Pocketfold Wedding Invitations? by Catey

Catey — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 00:03:33 +0000

You might try looking up stationery or invitations on http://www.weddingwire.com

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by Cassie B

Cassie B — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

You need to have your Fiance call again and ask. It used to be expected that people’s SO’s were invited to all these events, but things are a lot more casual now. We invited all of our wedding party’s spouses or gfs but it gets expensive so it’s better to have him ask beforehand.

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by walk like a zombie

walk like a zombie — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

The rehearsal dinner is for the wedding party and close family (Those that attend the rehearsal). You should not assume that you are invited. Have your boyfriend call and check.

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by fizzy stuff

fizzy stuff — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

It is not implied. You should not attend.

Do not take the lack of invitation to mean it is an informal, come one come all event. It is simply their laziness, or forgetfulness.

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by Courtney

Courtney — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

Not necessarily.

From what i’ve observed…there seem to be 2 different sides concerning rehearsal dinners.

One group will say that the rehearsal dinner is just for the wedding party and that the couple is under no obligation to invite uninvolved significant others.

The other group will say that the dinner counts as a social event and that the couple should abide by the rule that says all married and engaged couples should be invited together as they are a social unit.

As a general rule, i never assume i’m invited anywhere. If i’m not asked or not on an invitation, then i don’t go. I don’t want to be "that" person…who’s somewhere where they weren’t initially wanted and is merely tolerated just to be polite.

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by Liz

Liz — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

Etiquette says that the rehearsal dinner is for people in the wedding party, and any out of town guests. Out of town guests are invited because the bride and groom assume you have nothing else to do, since you are out of town. However, everyone doesn’t follow etiquette! If you were not invited, you should not attend. Your fiance should call the groom and find out why he wasn’t told about the rehearsal or dinner…that is more of a problem than whether or not you are invited. Maybe the groom can clear up any misunderstandings about the invite.

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by HIS!

HIS! — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

It’s customary to invite the "significant others" however, unless one is specifically invited to an event, the person simply does not attend.

Comment on Is it implied that a wedding party member's significant other is invited to the rehearsal dinner? by daisy

daisy — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:03:21 +0000

The SO’s went to ours, but I’ve known of weddings where the SO’s were left out. It totally depends, he’s got to ask the friend– simple as that.