RSVP Help.. too much??

katelynmn12

Hello yet again.  I am now working on my RSVP cards.  I need to include dinner selections and ask if they need transportation to determine how many shuttles we need to rent.  This is what I have so far...

The favor of a reply is requested by the twelfth of May
 M____________________________
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Accepts ___ Regrets
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Number attending
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Entré Selections:  

Tuscany Chicken
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Prime Rib
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Teriyaki Glazed Salmon___

*Vegetarian dish available upon request

 

Transportation needed to and from wedding? Yes__ No__

It looks really nice on the card with our design, but is it too much information on one little card?  

lopezalonso

I think it will be fine if you remove "Transportation needed...". I am not sure what your reason is for including that but just know some people might take advantage of that and say yes even if they don't really need it and this could make your cost go up. 

lopezalonso

Does anyone know from personal or vicarious experience if putting  "number attending" is convenient or just asking for trouble? By trouble I mean guests adding people that were not invited. 

lopezalonso

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_invites-paper_rsvp-much?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:cd062f89-8272-496a-b0ab-225e1f87acecDiscussion:bf7d42b7-7778-43f8-a911-0aa7f6f9c994Post:318a46fa-9a47-425c-ad4c-82c6591cc842">Re: RSVP Help.. too much??</a>:
[QUOTE]I thought is was entre e  (two e's).
Posted by edielaura[/QUOTE]

<div>It is</div>

cebrady89

Edie's right, entree with two e's - the e following the r has the accent over it.

I think it's better to have guests put the number in themselves, because then if they do respond with more people than invited, you can call them and clarify. If there's nowhere to write in a number, they could show up with extra people without you ever knowing that it was their plan to do so.