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Savvy May 2018

After rehearsal dinner

Olivia, on April 28, 2018 at 10:28 AM Posted in Planning 0 11
I have a question for anyone who might know this.. the night of the dinner rehearsal when everyone is there ( wedding party), after the dinner rehearsal does the bride and groom go home together or does the bride go to the mother of the bride's house to stay? Im not sure if that makes any sense ? Help

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Latest activity by Olivia, on April 28, 2018 at 2:29 PM
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    Expert September 2019
    Anna ·
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    They go together. Most popular option is they stay at a hotel the very first night. We are probably just going to go back home (we live together) since we’ll be burned out lol.
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  • Lacy
    Super December 2018
    Lacy ·
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    It's really up to you. We're planning to just go home together and have breakfast together before going our separate ways to get ready for the wedding. A lot of couples also spend the night apart too if that's what you want to do.
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    Savvy May 2018
    Olivia ·
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    So its not traditional to go separate ways after the dinner rehearsal? We live together as well and he wants to stay home and told me I should stay at my moms house after the dinner rehearsal but if its not the traditional way and youre saying you guys are staying at a hotel that night, im a bit confused
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    Savvy May 2018
    Olivia ·
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    So there isn't really a traditonal way? Im new at this whole wedding thing because we are doing a non traditional way
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    Anna ·
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    Oh wow I thought it said dinner reception! Still waking up I guess... as Lacy said it’s up to you. It’s tradition to spend the night apart, but not specifically when. If it’s easier for you to pack your things and go to your moms Right after the dinner and do that then that’s fine. Also some girls I know booked a hotel room and had the bridesmaids spend the night with her and got dressed up in the morning together
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  • Stephanie
    Super March 2018
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    We didn't live together before we got married, so we each went back to our separate houses (both of us rented) and hung out with people from our bridal parties/other friends who wanted to join. My MOH and former roommate stayed the night so I wouldn't be alone. I don't know that there's any "traditional" way to go about that time.. just whatever you want!

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  • Lacy
    Super December 2018
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    Well, I think traditionally you would spend the night before apart, but people also used to not live together before marriage. Weddings are as unique as the people having them and don't have to fit a specific mold. You can keep traditions that you like while forgoing others that don't suit you.
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  • earias
    Champion December 2017
    earias ·
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    This is completely up to you. Some people spend the night apart while others stay together. We decided to stay together because we calm each other and it helped ease any anxiety. Plus we were at a hotel so it was cost effective to stay in the same room.
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  • rica
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    rica ·
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    You do whatever you want.
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  • rica
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    rica ·
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    It is traditional to stay apart, but it’s not like anyone is forcing you to follow tradition Smiley smile
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    Savvy May 2018
    Olivia ·
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    Thank you everyone!
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