Re: Invitation For Coworkers, Stamp or No Stamp On RSVP?
You have to mail out invitations to co-workers just like you would any other guest. And you need to put a stamp on the RSVP. Be proper!
EileenM
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I think they should be mailed. If you don't have a co-worker's address then ask them for it.
citycrab705
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i would mail them which then means stamp the rsvp
nickipa
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im going to mail them, so yes to the stamp
evnme
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definately mail them and put stamps on the rsvps.
i was once handed a wedding invite and i felt mighty insulted.....
daisy44lc
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I invited a lot of my coworkers and I definitely stamped the rsvps, I mailed it to them.
eden
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Hi, I read this snippet by the co-founder of theknot.com which I thought I'll share which has gotten me even more confused :(
Q.What is the etiquette about hand-delivering wedding invitations? I wanted to bring some in to my coworkers and to a few friends who live right near my office. Is this proper?
A.Delivering some of your wedding invitations by hand is a fine and acceptable option. However, rather than slipping them into your coworkers' mails slots or onto their desks, make sure it is an actual hand-delivery -- from your hands to theirs. This way, you will get to say a few words to each guest while you present the invitation and, most importantly, it will ensure that the invitation isn't overlooked amidst a bunch of other mail or papers.
Carley Roney is co-founder and editor in chief of The Knot (www.theknot.com), the nation's leading online wedding resource.
http://wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=3848766
sr081906
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You can 'hand deliver' them but the RSVPs need to be stamped unless you plan on them handing them back to you.
I mailed the invitations and stamped the RSVPs. All of them mailed me the RSVPs back. If I did not put a stamp, they would not have handed it to me. They would have put their own stamp and mail it.
julybride06
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I asked for everyone's address..and sent it to their home.
Mooshyboo
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I am going to mail them just like any other guest!
Chrissywish
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mail it out so it doesn't look like an extra laying around and you wanted to invite them....and put a stamp on the rsvp....everyone's should be mailed and everyone's should have the stamps
neener1211
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stamp everything...it just makes it more formal...since it's a wedding...
NY031978
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Posted by JIFFY
You have to mail out invitations to co-workers just like you would any other guest. And you need to put a stamp on the RSVP. Be proper!
lol........agreed!!
CLMon7906
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you should mail them in for sure.
LaurenluvsTJ
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You should send everything and also put a stamp on all RSVPs.
