Hello! So another question...
We are having an unusally large wedding...my fiancé is from the country and country weddings are usually about 600-700 people. I know...that's A LOT! anyways, the church holds less than those numbers so to help 'prepare' I wanted to know if it was appropriate to put a check mark on the rsvp cards for both the reception and ceremony. This way I kinda have an idea of how many extra chairs i'll need to set up in the church as well as number of people attending the reception...
Ceremony ______
Reception ______
Number of Guests ______
Re: Rsvp for ceremony and reception
Figure out your budget, figure out how many butts your venue can seat, count on 100% attendance and create the guest list. I seriously doubt the two of your or your families know 600-700 people so why on earth would you invite them to your wedding????
[QUOTE]Hello! So another question... We are having an unusally large wedding...my fiancé is from the country and country weddings are usually about 600-700 people. I know...that's A LOT! anyways, the church holds less than those numbers so to help 'prepare' I wanted to know if it was appropriate to put a check mark on the rsvp cards for both the reception and ceremony. This way I kinda have an idea of how many extra chairs i'll need to set up in the church as well as number of people attending the reception... Ceremony ______ Reception ______ Number of Guests ______
Posted by lpavlas[/QUOTE]
Don't invite more than the church can hold. And just use one line on the RSVP. And if they say yes, assume they are coming to both, and have the proper number of seats.
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