i heard some girls saying it's better to give a lower final count just in case people cancel last minute. If you do that and you have more people than the number you gave when do you pay for them. how does it work?
The week before the wedding when u make ur finial payment just make sure ur room will hold the # of people u will be inviting, we booked our Rh for 125 guest it holds 210 and we actually be inviting 150 guest but if u tell RH 150 guest and only 140 say Yes u still have to pay for the other 10
Posted by jcreilly
The week before the wedding when u make ur finial payment just make sure ur room will hold the # of people u will be inviting, we booked our Rh for 125 guest it holds 210 and we actually be inviting 150 guest but if u tell RH 150 guest and only 140 say Yes u still have to pay for the other 10
Posted by jilliibabii
Posted by jcreilly
The week before the wedding when u make ur finial payment just make sure ur room will hold the # of people u will be inviting, we booked our Rh for 125 guest it holds 210 and we actually be inviting 150 guest but if u tell RH 150 guest and only 140 say Yes u still have to pay for the other 10
I don't think that's what she means. I think she meant if you give your FINAL count as 10 or so people lower than what it is. If you get 200 yes RSVPs back but only tell your RH 190 will be attending. I think that's a little dangerous. What if there aren't enough place settings and then they have to scramble to set up a table last minute. And how do you determine exactly who and where you will leave someone out? Then they won't have a favor or placecard put out for them. I'd be a little insulted if as a guest I RSVPed yes and I got there and no one was expecting me to actually show. I know it's a great idea for trying to save last minute cash, but I'd just bite the big one and give 'em the final headcount as is.
Posted by MsJulie
Posted by jilliibabii
Posted by jcreilly
The week before the wedding when u make ur finial payment just make sure ur room will hold the # of people u will be inviting, we booked our Rh for 125 guest it holds 210 and we actually be inviting 150 guest but if u tell RH 150 guest and only 140 say Yes u still have to pay for the other 10
I don't think that's what she means. I think she meant if you give your FINAL count as 10 or so people lower than what it is. If you get 200 yes RSVPs back but only tell your RH 190 will be attending. I think that's a little dangerous. What if there aren't enough place settings and then they have to scramble to set up a table last minute. And how do you determine exactly who and where you will leave someone out? Then they won't have a favor or placecard put out for them. I'd be a little insulted if as a guest I RSVPed yes and I got there and no one was expecting me to actually show. I know it's a great idea for trying to save last minute cash, but I'd just bite the big one and give 'em the final headcount as is.
yes this is what i was thinking about. i was only thinking about saying about 3 people less because their yeses turned into maybe's.
thanks girls. i didn't really know how this would work. I think i'll just give the accurate number and pay if the guest doesn't show.
