Rehearsal luncheons and dinners are HUGE! With or without a photographer, they’re the perfect chance to do a quick run-through before the big day. From a photo perspective, they’re pure gold—your photographer learns the flow, knows where to be, and can catch all the right moments without playing “wedding-day hide-and-seek.”

It’s also the best time to give the wedding party some helpful tips—like where to look, how to hold their hands, and all those little tricks that make the photos shine. (Think of it as wedding day training camp, but with nicer clothes and fewer push-ups.)

And of course, there’s the laughter, the food, and the fun that only a rehearsal dinner can bring. It’s relaxed, it’s special, and it makes for some of the most genuine, joy-filled photos you’ll ever put in your wedding album.

Down to the wire…

This is it! Tomorrow you’ll be married and all that hard work (and those occasional meltdowns over flower colors) will finally pay off. You’ve decorated, you’ve partied, you’ve planned, you’ve practiced—basically, you’ve been running a full-time event company without even realizing it.

Now it’s time for the final step: getting some sleep. Yes, I know—easier said than done when your brain won’t stop replaying seating charts, cake flavors, and whether cousin Eddie will behave. But trust me, tomorrow you’ll wake up, walk down that aisle, and realize it was all worth it… even the endless group texts.

So take a deep breath, grab some water (or let’s be real, a glass of wine), and get some rest. Tomorrow is your big day—confetti, vows, and all.