Number Your RSVP Cards, Ladies...

hollyshea1107

So, one of the great suggestions I read on here once was to number the back of your RSVP cards to match your guest list.  I read this after all my invites were assembled, and didn't want to re-do them.  I should have.  So far we've received two completely blank cards with no return address on the envelopes...another simply said "yes, thanks" with no number filled in, no signature, no return address.  So I have no clue who is or maybe is not coming even though they returned their cards!  Please, save yourselves the worries and number those little darlings! 

ejayne

I almost forgot to number the cards, but remembered at the last second! So far I haven't gotten any blank RSVPs, but if I do, I should be OK! holly- Good luck trying to figure out who those belong to! I can imagine how frustrating that would be.

meganrosej

Do you still have the envelopes they came in? You might be able to figure it out based on the postmark. 

hollyshea1107

Thanks, Liz!  Megan-Got my hopes up for a minute. I have the envelopes...postmarked Austin.  70% of our guests are local, I should have known 

lanerob1

I am so glad I numbered my RSVP cards. We have got several back without any names. Numbering has been very helpful, especially since my Dad is keeping track of that for me! I call him my little wedding secretary!

Masunaga

I read that here, too, so I numbered our cards, and I'm really glad I did cause so far one has come back completely blank. It's a great suggestion.