_ Number Attending 6. GET CREATIVE WITH IT!Ĭouple’s have been adding cute requests at the end of the response cards to get their guests involved in their wedding planning. Sometimes the couple will fill this out themselves or, if their guest list is a bit lenient, let the guest write in the number attending. To limit the number of guests and avoid any confusion, a line will typically be added with the number attending. Typically, the each guest that is replying yes will initial their choice of entree. shall // shall not be celebrating with you on your special day. If you are having a buffet, or your caterer does not need to know, you can leave this line off. yes of course, I’ve waited 10 years for this // no, I would love to, but can’t make it. If you are having a sit down meal, your caterer will most likely want to know ahead of time which entree selection each guest desires. _ Wouldn’t miss it for the world! _ Will be celebrating from afar 4. be there with blooms on unfortunately, our schedule sprung a leak Summer. This is where your guest lets you know if they are able to attend your big day. This is the space where the guest indicates their name. – The favor of your reply is requested by the Eighth of July There are several ways to phrase the opening of a response card. Couple’s have been opting out of this tradition and using the response card to indicate that their guests should response via their wedding website or provide a phone number to call and respond. The response card information is usually paired with an A1 sized envelope and a stamp for the guests to mail back their response.

This is to gather information for your wedding such as who can attend, the guest count, and their entree selection. The response card is traditionally accompanied by the main invitation.

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