On Wedding invitation cards why do they put R.S.V.P. ?
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It's French for "Respondez, S'il Vous Plait," the hosts want you to let them know whether or not you'll attend, so that they can get an accurate count.
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The term R.S.V.P. comes from the French expression "répondez s'il vous plaît", \nmeaning "please respond".\n\nThey want to know if you're going to their party so they can plan enough food and such.
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I do not even know that you can invite someone to wedding receptrion ONLY. I never heard anyone doing this. And honestly, I find it rude.\n\nBut, if indeed this happen, it would also be rude on the part of the invited guest not to come.\n\nI think its a good gesture for the guest to bring a gift but one should never expect a guest to bring a gift.
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PLEASE REPLY \n\n\n\n\nR.S.V.P. stands for the French phrase Répondez s’il vous plaît (“reply, please”), so it doesn’t need an added “please.” However, since few people seem to know its literal meaning, and fewer still take it seriously, it’s best to use plain English: “Please reply.” It is a mistake to think that this phrase invites people to respond only if they are planning to attend; it is at least as important to notify the person doing the inviting if you cannot go. And no, you can’t bring along the kids or other uninvited guests.
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You can e-mail your wedding invitations ONLY if you are having a "tech" theme wedding and this correspondes to part of your theme. I truly hope this isn't the case, however.\n\nTruly, the answer here is that "yes, e-mailing wedding invitations is tacky." A wedding is an event celebrating the coming together of two people who love and pledge their lives to one another. A purpose such as this should be afforded a little more respect.\n\nIf you are worried that paper invitations are too expensive, fear not. Wedding invitations do not necessarily need to be printed on expensive bonded, gold-foil encrusted paper. Get creative! Use different artistic mediums to make your invitations unique to you and your spouse-to-be. Believe me, it's worth paying postage to send paper invitations.
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I've been to many weddings out of town, where we've had to travel hundreds or thousands of miles, and have always been invited to the rehearsal dinner. In every case, anyone traveling any distance attended the dinner.\n\nWhen my daughter got married last year and most of the invitations went to people who had to travel cross-country to attend, we included information about the "pre-wedding dinner" in the invitation and the response card. We wanted everyone who could to attend the dinner (which occurred after the rehearsal) in an informal setting so that everyone had a chance to meet before the wedding itself. \n\nBut, since your wedding party is so large, I wouldn't recommend inviting everyone, especially if cost is an object.
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An old friend once made a beautiful card with a poem in it and I loved that forever coz it was handmade from so little and looked like so much. Thought was put into it too. Ah well. Got rid of most old friend stuff by now after some of hubby's relatives said wives shouldn't keep it, but I kept that card, darn it. :)
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www.weddingcardshoppe.com\nlot's of latest and beautiful wedding invitations.
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Depends on the formality of the wedding.Why not ask someone in the Bridal party.
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I used them for my wedding.  I'll be honest, it is time consuming, but so worth it.  It took my sister and I about 5 hours to complete all 250 invitations/response cards/reception cards.  But I also saved about $700.00  Be patient and follow the instructions and you should be fine.  Make sure you test one before you actually use an invitation.  I got mine at Michael's.  Office Max and AC Moore have a great selection too.\n\nwww.officemax.com\nwww.acmoore.com\nwww.michaels.com\n\nGood luck!!!
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Try printfree.com! I know they have Thank you notes and graduation invitations. If they have that, they are bound to have wedding invitations too. Congratulations!
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I am a part-time event and wedding coordinator.  This is the advice I give my clients.  Etiquette dictates inside envelopes for formal events.  Since you stated that your wedding will be less formal, it would be perfectly acceptable for you to NOT include an inside envelope.\n\nMight I also recommend that you write a small number on the back of your response cards as well.  Someone will always return a response card by checking yes or no but forget to put their name.  Having that number on the back of the card will help you keep your sanity.\n\nCongratulations on your engagement and have a great time with the planning and the marriage!\n\nCheers,\nShauna
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Both.\nThe party that sent the invite expects you either confirm your attendence or let them know that you won't be able to make it.\nGenerally, it's bad manners not to RSVP, if the invite asks you to do so (esp. if it askes you to RSVP by a certain date).\nRSVP's are very helpful when trying to figure out how much food, seating, etc. will be needed.  So it's a common courtesy to RSVP, and the sooner--the better.
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It is actually a formality, but it is not issued to everyone. It's always good to have a list with name/address/phone/email information on as many people as you can. These people serve as your network. You never know when you may need to contact them, or they you, but it can be a lifeline. I mail Christmas cards out to everyone on my list. Some people I email regularly. There are no blanket regulations. You will instinctively know, and you will make notations on your list. Good luck !
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Respondez-vous sil vous plait (please respond).\n\nThis means you have to tell the host whether or not you will go to the party.\n\nEven if you cannot go, the RSVP means you have to say you won't be there.  This is especially important because it allows the host to plan the event properly (seating, food, etc).
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If you have them printed it usually will say "M____________"\nand the person will fill  in Mr & Mrs. so and so and if you are giving a choice for their dinners it should also be placed on the card with a little __ next to it so that your guest can tell you which dinner they prefer. I hope this makes sense and good luck