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RSVP Help!

Knottie93440718Knottie93440718 member
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I'm trying to find a place that sells RSVP's that include somethuing like, "We have reserved X amount of seats for your party." I know you can do invitations through the knot but I'm having trouble finding an RSVP like that so that I don't have people misunderstand and bring a plus one when that will not be an option for all of my guests.

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    floridabride44floridabride44 member
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    If you are very specific about who is invited, then you shouldn't need that on your RSVP cards.  If you're using an inner envelope, just put the names of exactly who is invited on there (no "and Family" or "and Guest")  If you're not using an inner envelope, just be specific on the outer envelope when you address the invitation.  
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    Maggie0829Maggie0829 member
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    Knottie93440718 said:
    I'm trying to find a place that sells RSVP's that include somethuing like, "We have reserved X amount of seats for your party." I know you can do invitations through the knot but I'm having trouble finding an RSVP like that so that I don't have people misunderstand and bring a plus one when that will not be an option for all of my guests.

    Thanks!
    Even if you word it that way some people will still try and add additional guests.

    Try Vista Print or Paper Divas or some other invitation site and see what they have to offer. Typically wording can be changed/customized to your liking.

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    AddieCakeAddieCake member
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    Every site I looked at allowed you to customize, I think.
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    CasadenaCasadena member
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    As long as you are precise about who the invitation is addressed to you shouldn't have an issue.  Personally, I always think that receiving invitations that say that are toeing the line of rudeness (my opinion, as far as I know it's fine etiquette wise).  

    I think mine said something like:

    Kindly respond by X date, 2014
    Name(s)__________________
    # of guests attending________

    I only had one person out of 275 who wrote in her boyfriend that I did not invite (I believe they started dating after I sent the invitation - either way, it was my bad for not knowing about him!
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