Rehearsal dinners
The night before, in the room itself
A rehearsal dinner in the hall you are marrying in the next day — which means your out-of-town guests arrive somewhere they already recognise, and nobody drives twice.
Rehearsal dinners
Why couples pair it with the wedding
Most rehearsal dinners happen at a restaurant twenty minutes from the venue. Holding it here puts the rehearsal, the dinner and the wedding in one place.
Not an exhaustive list. If what you are planning is not on it, ask — the room does not mind what the occasion is.
- Suits20 – 80 guests
- WhereThe Stone Hall
- Rehearsal timeIncluded with the chapel
- BarIn-house, same packages
- PairingAsk when you book the wedding
What it costs
Smaller and corporate bookings are quoted by the room, the day and the hours rather than from a fixed list — a Tuesday afternoon for forty and a December Saturday for three hundred are not the same booking. Tell us the date and the headcount and you will have a figure back the same day. Our wedding rates are published in full if you want a sense of the scale.
Ask for a figureBook it with the wedding, not after
The night before your date is among the most contested slots on our calendar, because in peak season it is also somebody else's wedding day. Ask about the pairing at the same time as your wedding date rather than six months later.
Ask what is openAnswers
Asked before every booking
Can we hold a rehearsal dinner the night before our wedding?
Often, yes — but it depends on whether the night before your date is already booked, which in peak season it frequently is. Ask about the pairing at the same time you ask about your wedding date rather than later.
Is rehearsal time included?
Rehearsal time is included with the chapel ceremony fee, which starts at $1,540. The rehearsal dinner itself is a separate booking of the Stone Hall.
How many guests suits a rehearsal dinner here?
Twenty to eighty works best. The hall seats three hundred, so a smaller group is laid out to feel intimate rather than lost in it.