RSVP Question

Kokes28

FI wants to do "e-mail RSVPs"... first of all, I don't even know what this means. Second of all.. I'd much rather do it on paper. I just feel like paper is more personable and also we have a better shot of actually getting everyone to respond that way as not all guests are going to be savy enough to figure out an e-mail RSVP... thoughts?

Kokes28

Right, I know my grandparents wouldn't be able to figure it out... I think it would just lead to a headache trying to explain to everyone how to do it. I guess it's apparently becoming more popular now though?

RaptorSLH

I wouldn't go with e-mail alone, but if you're having a more casual affair, or have a lot of casual-minded and tech-savvy guests, I don't see any harm in having it as an option.

jccheek

How do you remove the RSVP by email option. Like you, I think some family members wouldn't know how to add their email and I also think its a hassle that they have to add an email address for guests listed as kids. Is there a place where I can choose to not have the email on the RSVP page?

Kokes28

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_etiquette_rsvp-question-8?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:9Discussion:5a82ea53-c144-4076-b64a-a80022410e84Post:b22cb6d8-adc4-4db4-9b0a-3236281afa8e">Re: RSVP Question</a>:
[QUOTE]How do you remove the RSVP by email option. Like you, I think some family members wouldn't know how to add their email and I also think its a hassle that they have to add an email address for guests listed as kids. Is there a place where I can choose to not have the email on the RSVP page?
Posted by jccheek[/QUOTE]

<div>You must be talking about your wedding website? I'm not sure how to do that. If we were to do the email option I think we would just say something like 
"Kindly respond to ----@--.com or ----@--.com"</div><div>But I'm not sure, since I'm not really sure if I want to do it or not! haha</div>