online RSVPs

Re: online RSVPs

• ILoveBeachMusic Indiana

  

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  January 2016

  I would because it increasing the likelihood that you will receive an RSVP. There was an earlier thread on TK about on line RSVP, and I believe people said they received more RSVPs through the mail.

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• APDSS22 O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A is OK

  

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  January 2016

  Some people do not like/can't use the online RSVP option and will use the stamped response. Therefore, the stamp should be provided to be polite to the guest that would choose that response method. While online RSVPs seem to have grown in popularity, I personally prefer to not use them for formal invitations if given an alternative option.

  
  

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• lembaslover

  

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  January 2016

  We did both and all but 2 guests returned the RSVP through the mail. Honestly if I were to do it over I'd just not have the online RSVP it was a waste of time to set up though it didn't take that long. For the one guest who used the online RSVP it was because her invite was lost in the mail so after realizing this had happened I gave her the website which had all of the even info and she just RSVP'ed on that. Had I not had RSVP setup I'm sure she would have texted or emailed their RSVP. 

  

  

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• Jen4948 Houston

  

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  January 2016

  I would give the mailed RSVP option no matter what.

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• SP29

  

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  January 2016

  I would always still provide the mailed RSVP option.
  
  We did both- RSVP card, and a link to our wedding website where guests could RSVP. Most responded via the card. 

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• charlotte989875

  

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  January 2016

  I agree with PPs the overwhelming majority of my RSVPs were mailed (I provide addressed, stamped cards) even though I included an email option as well.
  
  The people that did RSVP via emails were usually those with dietary questions or restrictions.

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