If you are planning a large wedding with many bridesmaids & groomsmen, etc., you may need a rehearsal prior to the wedding. The purpose of a wedding rehearsal is simply to show attendants and close family members where they will sit, fit, walk and stand on your big day. This will hopefully allow everyone to feel a little less stress about their roles in the actual ceremony. It will also ensure that everyone is comfortable with the area where the ceremony will take place

• Does your entire wedding party fit comfortably in that gazebo?
  
• Will your wedding dress with its lovely train send that unity candle tumbling?

We have done many weddings, even large ones, without the benefit of a rehearsal. But if you would like Reverend Jerry to attend a practice run-through, don't forget to check with us as soon as possible to find out when he is available, and then check with your wedding location. We would hate to find that you had set the rehearsal date only to discover we have another commitment (such as a wedding) at the same time. Keep in mind that planning a rehearsal for a Friday evening or sometime Saturday may make it difficult for us to attend, because almost all weddings take place from Friday afternoon through Sunday evening.