Q. Our son will be getting married next spring in another town five hours away. As we plan for the rehearsal dinner, I need to know if we are to invite the out-of-town guests who will be in town the ...

Question: We’ve set the date, sent out our wedding invitations, and made the reservation for our rehearsal dinner the night before. But how far in advance should we send out the invitations to our ...

Just as any great play or performance needs a final run through before its big debut, every wedding can benefit from a rehearsal dinner. Whether you choose to make it an elaborate soiree or you favor ...

Plus, we're answering all of your other most-pressing invitation questions. There are so many different wedding-related events that take place during a couple's engagement period, and they all require ...

When it comes to planning a wedding, Boston- and Nantucket-based event planners David Handy and Donald Dallaire know “there is nothing more important than Every. Single. Detail.” That, of course, ...

Between engagement parties, bridal showers, bachelorette parties, and all the day-of festivities, it can be difficult to know who exactly needs to be invited to each wedding event. The rehearsal ...

I always thought that the rehearsal dinner was for out-of-town guests. At a recent wedding, only the wedding party was invited to the rehearsal dinner — with no spouses. The groom’s family had a ...

Your rehearsal dinner may—to some degree—be your partner's parents' realm. But even if you're lucky enough to have one less party to plan, there are a few rules every couple should still follow to ...

The concept of a rehearsal dinner is a no-brainer: It’s the dinner held after the wedding rehearsal. But when you start to ponder the finicky details (who pays, who’s invited, where to hold it), ...