rsvp questions

rodeo417

Ladies,
when you are doing the rsvp card, does the date need to be spelled all the way out or can i write it as we normally would write a date?

csuperstar02

Do you mean when you say "the honor/honour of your reply is requested by..." ?

I wrote mine like "twenty-seventh of November"

rodeo417

Yeppers superstar! Thank you because i didnt know if it mattered on the rsvp.

asabb

On my invites I wrote it all out: Saturday, the nineteenth day of March. But on the RSVP I just put: Kindly respond by February 28

playgirl28

Ditto pp. Ours said rsvp by October 22.

rodeo417

Ok so it doesnt matter for the rsvp just the invites? got it and thank you ladies!!!

mserika1

I put Kindly RSVP by October 1, 2010.

rodeo417

This is what I thought up so far:
The favor of your reply is requested by March 18th, 2011.

I have to meet with the hotel/chef to give them final count on the 25th.

whatcha think??

banks69

I think the format of the date depends on the formality of the invite.  Since mine weren't too formal, I used December 23, 2010.

rodeo417

Would you consider a hotel wedding on a Friday night formal? Even my mother is lost on this one.

banks69

I don't think the day of the week is as important as the feel of the event.  For example, if you all envision a semi-formal, plated meal and the wedding party are wearing formal gowns and tuxedos, then  would classify this as a more formal event, hence a more formal invitation. 

Hope this helps.

rodeo417

thanks so much ladies