Another Personalized RSVP Card Question

coldasice217 Posted: May 26, 2009 01:00 AM

Another Personalized RSVP Card Question

Did you mimic the envelope and addressing and do Mr. & Mrs. John Smith, or did you do Mr. & Mrs. John and Mary Smith, etc?

I was going to to the John and Mary scenario, until I realized that I don't know the full, correct spellings of most of my father's cousins, and neither will he

shell1879 Posted: May 26, 2009 01:24 AM

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i just put
M__________
accepts ___/_2_ regrets ___/_2_

2009Bride2Be Posted: May 26, 2009 06:38 AM

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Mine werent personalized but Ive always seen response cards with mr and mrs not first names.

springsandra Posted: May 26, 2009 07:42 AM

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Wow if you're personalizing response cards, you don't even have to # them!

I have no idea how to write them since I didn't do that, and I have never received one that way. It sounds like your affair is particularly fancy, though, so maybe titles is the way to go. If 1/2 a couple accepts, though, how will you know which person is coming, and what will you write on the escort card?

xosweetiexo Posted: May 26, 2009 07:44 AM

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Yes, whatever I put on the envelope was put on the personalized RSVP like Mr. & Mrs. John Smith then I had 2 seats have been reserved...and then underneath I added ___ will attend and then another spot where they cant come.

meara Posted: May 26, 2009 08:03 AM

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I've been told that you can put whatever is on the outer envelope or whatever you would put on the escort cards. . but i didn't do personalized rsvp do not 100%

coldasice217 Posted: May 26, 2009 12:12 PM

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Awesome...I guess I was doing it right the first way then with just Mr. & Mrs. John Smith.

This etiquette thing is driving me up the wall! I see that you're not supposed to use the ampersands between Mr. and Mrs., but the template to submit the addresses has them, and if I do a Mrs. & Mrs. Joe Shmoe and Miss Jane Shmoe for a child (under 18), do you use the ampersand between Mr. & Mrs. and spell and between parent and child?

MrsCM Posted: May 26, 2009 12:22 PM

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We did Mr & Mrs. I also hate writing +guest so on the reply card we just put Name(s) of Persons Attending: and they wrote in their names. The RSVP card said how many seats were reserved as well.