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Weddings are an occasion of joy; exciting, but equally stressful. From wedding dresses to the caterers, you have to make sure everything is in order.
A crucial part of wedding planning is sending out your wedding invitations. Ensuring that your wedding invites are worded perfectly will help set the tone for your wedding day, and it will also save you from chasing your guests down for an RSVP.
However, it can be difficult deciding what to include on wedding RSVP cards. You may be stuck for hours trying to fit in all the important details. This is why, to help you out, we have come up with a few tips that will help you word your wedding RSVP cards.
At Clinton’s, you will find a wonderful range of wedding rsvp cards as well as wedding acceptance/rejection cards. With pre-written texts to convey your message, they are ideal for any wedding event.
It's always a good idea to begin your wedding rsvp cards with a request line. The way you word this part will set the tone for the rest of your message. The request line is a line that formally requests your guests to reply to you.
The language and tone used to phrase this line is important. If your wedding is on the traditional side, you should use more formal language, like “We request you for a favour of your response”.
If your wedding is not too traditional, you can go with a more casual phrase like, “Please respond by” or “Kindly respond”.
It is crucial for you to include a deadline for your RSVP cards or you will never have a final guest list. There are plenty of factors that go into setting a deadline for your RSVPs.
It is usually a good idea to check with your suppliers and wedding venue. They require a final headcount some time before the wedding. Based on those dates, you can plan to give yourself a few weeks to confirm with those who haven’t responded.
You should also remember to be considerate when setting the deadline on your wedding RSVP cards. Your guests would need time to shift things in their schedule, so give them ample time to respond back.
Sending out your wedding RSVP cards without a name line can make things incredibly difficult for you. Without a name line, you will receive your responses without knowing exactly who has responded.
If you want to stick to the traditional style, you could simply add a dotted line after “Mr/Mrs/Ms” where your guests can note down their names. However, if you are open to being more informal and casual, a simple “Name” before the dotted line works too.
Wording wedding RSVP cards can be fairly simple if you know exactly what you want to include in them. However, many people crowd their response options unnecessarily. A good tip is to keep it fairly simple and add boxes where guests can tick mark their response.
If you want information on how many people will be attending, you could use a “number attending” line. This is also the right place to include your guests’ meal choices.
After you have gotten all the important details down, you could include some extra space for your guests. They could use this space to leave in some special notes or some suggestions that can make the wedding day fun.
Some brides and grooms prefer to leave some space where their guests can put in some song requests. It is a fun opportunity for your guests to get involved and have fun on the wedding day.
Now that you know how to word your wedding RSVP card, you need to get the best quality RSVP cards for your wedding.
At Clinton’s, you will find RSVP cards made from quality material. Our cards are elegant in appearance and will perfectly set the tone for the big day.
Additionally, you can also find our wide range of wedding acceptance/rejection cards as well as thank you cards.
To learn more about our range of products, visit our homepage or check out our wedding card collection!
