emailed RSVPs?

Darciella

I need some opinions here...

Is it completely tacky to have an email address for people to RSVP to?  I only suggest this to save the cost of stamps on the RSVP cards. Or is sending them with no stamp completely wrong, too?

Thanks for your opinions, and I will not be offended by any negative responses to this. I ask because I am not sure

mica178

I received an invitation asking for RSVP via phone or email.  It was fine, but it involved a lot more organization and active involvement by the bride and groom.  I wouldn't do email only unless all of your guests are Internet savvy.  I don't know about you, but my grandma doesn't do technology (she can't figure out an answering machine and leaves her cellphone off unless she needs to make a call).