With bells on...

Torianne79

I can't find anywhere that will allow me to custom print a response card or postcard with enough lines! My fiance loves this RSVP option and I want to add his "funny" touch to our invites!

I need at least 10 lines with the ability to do different fonts & spacing, etc. Any help will be greatly appreciated! I've tried contacting the company that made the attached image via their etsy site... pending a response. They only do digital proofs for self-printing, which is ok but not preferred.

photokitty

You can buy the design form an Etsy vendor and then print it yourself at VistaPrint os another vendor…I've seen this response card a lot.

Or you could design your own on  and then upload it to VistaPrint. You don't have to use their templates or line limits if you design it and upload it.

FWIW - I have heard form some brides on here that used this wording, that the responses weren't always filled out correctly. It confused a lot of the guests, especially the older ones.

GL!

mlg78

Oh, God... Not this again. This is terribly confusing for older guests. Can't you just use two options for attending and not attending? It's the multiple options that complicate things and are completely unnecessary.

Torianne79

Thanks for the tips!

And mlg78 - there's a reason we chose this specific language that clearly gives attending or NOT attending as well as a required # of guests before the break from the affirmative vs. negative responses. Doesn't take a doctor to figure it out. 

HisGirlFriday13

We did this, and not one person had a problem figuring it out. Not one.

Torianne79

HisGirlFriday13 said:

We did this, and not one person had a problem figuring it out. Not one.

Thank you!!! I appreciate the vote of confidence!

thesummersky

My Grandma uses the expression 'with bells on,' so I'm pretty sure it would be fine for the older guests.

theartistformerlyknownas

I don't have a suggestion besides what's already been stated, but just wanted to say I think this is hilariously awesome. 

ktjanesmom

Yes, its younger people I would think may not understand that saying.

sarahufl

I think the sample you posted is fine but I generally hate cheeky responses. What is wrong with "accept" or "decline". We recently got a response card that had too many cutesy options and I couldn't figure it out.

Inkdancer

I think it's fun but it only works well if your wedding is going to be a little more casual. I wouldn't show up to a wedding in black-tie attire if I saw a response card that looked like this.