What Is a Wedding Rehearsal?

What Is a Wedding Rehearsal?
A wedding rehearsal is a run-through of the ceremony, usually conducted the week leading up to the wedding. The Celebrant will go over each aspect of the ceremony, from the processional to the recessional.
There's no rule that says you must have a wedding rehearsal. If your wedding is small, with few or no wedding guests, and does not include any wedding traditions, customs, or special readings, then you can get away with not having a formal rehearsal.
However, if your wedding is more formal and larger in scope, and especially if you have children participating in the ceremony, then I do recommend setting aside about 30 to 45 minutes to go over the ceremony proceedings with everyone in the bridal party. For the processional to run smoothly, everyone involved needs to know in advance where and when to gather, in what order to line up, when to enter and with what musical selection, and where to sit or stand.
All of these details are very important to ensure a flawless ceremony on the wedding day.
Source: Brides

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