Let’s talk about one of the most overlooked — yet incredibly meaningful — parts of your wedding weekend: the rehearsal dinner.
So many couples focus only on the wedding day, but here’s the truth — some of the most emotional, joyful, and personal moments actually happen the night before. It’s where the nerves settle, the laughter begins, and your favorite people come together for the first time to celebrate you.
When you include your rehearsal dinner in your wedding photography coverage, you’re not just adding more photos — you’re investing in a fuller story of your weekend.

Real emotions, real connections, real memories
Rehearsal dinners are full of intimate and emotional moments that you just can’t recreate. It’s a smaller, more personal setting — the people closest to you, sharing stories, laughing, crying, and celebrating what’s about to happen. Parents share memories, best friends give toasts that make everyone melt, and the whole room feels wrapped in love.
It’s the kind of evening that becomes deeply personal — a moment where everyone can truly be themselves. And when it’s documented, those quiet, beautiful emotions become part of your story forever. These are the photos you’ll look back on and feel like you’re right there again, surrounded by the people who love you most.





You’re creating a full guest experience — all weekend long
You’ve planned this weekend to feel like you — from the welcome dinner to the farewell brunch. It’s an experience, not just a single event.
Having your rehearsal dinner photographed lets you see and feel the entire energy of your weekend — the way your guests connected, the way your families came together, the anticipation before the big day. It tells the complete story of your love celebration.
Everyone gets comfortable (and that’s a big deal!)
From my perspective as a photographer, rehearsal dinners are the perfect warm-up. It’s a relaxed, fun evening where I get to meet your people — your families, your best friends, your favorite humans. By the time the wedding day arrives, everyone’s already comfortable in front of the camera (and with me!). That comfort makes your wedding photos so much more natural and effortless.
It takes pressure off the wedding day
Want a smoother, calmer wedding day? You can move some of the longer toasts — or even a fun cake-cutting moment — to your rehearsal dinner. That way, you have more space on your wedding day to be fully present, soak it all in, and enjoy every moment.






You deserve to have it all documented
At the end of the day, your rehearsal dinner isn’t just a “pre-event.” It’s part of your story. The emotions, the anticipation, the people who mean the most to you — they’re all there, and they deserve to be remembered.
Because your wedding weekend is more than just a single day. It’s an experience — one that tells the full story of who you are and how you celebrated. And when you look back years from now, you’ll be so grateful to have every part of that story beautifully documented.