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My daughter wanted to have her rehearsal dinner at the Colonial Inn in Concord, Ma, but is unable to get a date. Is there a similar dining establishment in the Concord area? Belmont, Lexington, etc. would be fine, also. She's looking for a restaurant with a nice atmosphere. Thanks in advance.
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| 644.1 | KERNEL::WRIGHTD | Thu Jan 30 1997 03:53 | 4 | ||
what are these "rehearsal" dinners? - Ive heard of church rehearsals
which, over here, is normally the night before.
Deb
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| 644.2 | Try Hartwell House | POWDML::SULLIVAN | Thu Jan 30 1997 12:43 | 10 | |
Regarding .0, try the Hartwell House in Lexington.
Regarding .1, a rehearsal dinner is hosted by the groom's parents
(traditional rule only) and is held the evening before the wedding,
after the rehearsal.
The entire wedding party, their dates/spouses, and the bride and
groom's immediate family are usually invited. The manner police also
state that all out of town guests should be invited; however, that can
easily result in a huge rehearsal dinner.
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| 644.3 | KERNEL::WRIGHTD | Fri Jan 31 1997 05:24 | 11 | ||
sounds like a nice occasion!
2 days before the wedding - my grandparents are coming down from
Scotland and are taking my sister (bride), her fiance, my parents and
the grooms parents out to dinner...
is that a similar kind of thing I wonder......I love weddings - they
are times of such happiness and hopes and reams for the future!
Deb
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