People RSVP'd to the STD's online

Windycityyarn

I'm decently sure the answer is yes, but my Mom and I disagree, so here goes:

We recently sent out our STD's via Paperlesspost.com. The STD's had the standard info on them: Save the date! Our names are getting married. Chicago, IL. Date. Direction to wedding web site. Formal invitation to follow.

Paperless Post allows people to send a message to us. Most messages are lovely congratulations and whatnot. A couple of people have actually RSVP'd no by message. To be clear, the STD didn't ask for an answer, they just volunteered the info. I assume that we still need to send them all invitations, even though they RSVP'd no, right?

LtPowers

You are correct.

And don't assume their answer will remain the same after you send an invitation (i.e., don't automatically count them as a 'no'). But if they don't respond to the invitation, you can assume they're not coming.

banana468

Ditto PP.   Send them invitations.   Some people who said no may be able to make it.   Others who think they can make it may not.   

Windycityyarn

Thanks guys! Totally makes sense to me